Cardboard wearable art

An event on July 27, 2017

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Paper bags- not really making a scarf, but making something for the body.. more wearable

I have always wanted to make a paper costume. They're the perfect solution to the I-have-more-time-than-money issue. Unfortunately, I haven't found the time, but I keep a Pinterest board going just in case. I always cringe when throwing away recycling a big cardboard box or sheets of packing paper. I feel like I'm throwing away possibilities. I'm going to share some of my pins with you today. While, some of the photos aren't necessarily Halloween costumes, they're great for inspiration…

Despite the fact that Halloween has been celebrated for almost 2,000 years, the costumes we are accustomed to today have only been around for about 100 years.

Recycle.Fold. Curve. Cut. Adjust. Glue. Repeat... Working on a wearable cardboard dress💚 #alinescardboard #cardboard #fashionweek…

Asuka Goto's Foundation Design II class created cardboard shoes as a design and engineering exercise.

I have just over a month to make an 18th century ensemble for myself. There's a Rococo picnic I want to attend happening at the end of April. At this moment, I have nothing quite acceptable to wear. My 18th century wardrobe currently consists of a shift, an under petticoat, a pair of shoes, and a white linen cap (not yet blogged). A few more layers are required for me to be a properly dressed Rococo lady. The stays I've been procrastinating on for well over a year? Yeah, those have got to…

I admittedly love Halloween. What's not to like about an opportunity to consume tons of sugar and walk the streets of your neighborhood in disguise. Another thing that this holiday has always done, is force me to create a character and costume. Maybe it was due to the fact that my mother really enjoyed making my sister and I elaborate costumes when we were little kids, and I'm reliving it all again. I definitely want to carry on the tradition with my three year old son. This year it wasn't a…