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Process
The production of a Tela del Futuro textile piece requires large amounts of textile waste. We call textile waste the remnants from the cutting lines, what remains after cutting a sewing pattern, the leftovers. Generally, these leftovers are thrown away, yet, very often, they are made of noble fibers and high quality textures. In addition to the fabric leftovers, we need a working table, sewing skills, a sewing machine, pins, needles and thread. The leftover pieces are joined together, first with pins, then they are basted together and machine-sewn with binding seams and backtacks finishes.
The resulting fabrics are very original, rich in texture and and very attractive to the eye. They are comparable to mosaics or stained glass when seen against the light.
Once this new fabric has been produced, it can be used to make garments or other textile objects that use this new material to advantage, have fine finishes and are suited to the demands of an informed consumer.
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