Supported by SG Eco Fund -THREADS at National Library Board Singapore

Delivered a community-focused upcycling workshop programme in Singapore at Tampines Regional Library, supported by SG Eco Fund. Project THREADS engaged library members in hands-on textile upcycling, transforming discarded fabric into creative textile art, culminating in a public exhibition showcasing their works.

We partnered with Google Singapore to deliver a hands-on corporate sewing project focused on textile upcycling and circular design. During this CSR-driven session, employees learned the process of transforming discarded fabric scraps into functional, meaningful products by our seamstress.

Curated a textile art exhibition at Sustainable Singapore Gallery, engaging walk-in visitors through interactive storytelling on upcycling fashion waste into art and accessories. The showcase highlighted the importance of creativity in reducing textile waste and promoting sustainable, circular design practices.

Empowering communities in Singapore through meaningful upcycling workshops that address the growing challenge of fashion waste. Our programmes are designed to spark awareness, encourage responsible consumption, and inspire sustainable habits at the grassroots level. By transforming discarded textiles into functional and artistic creations, participants gain a deeper understanding of circular fashion and environmental impact.

We partnered with PSA International to engage their employees through a hands-on workshop. In this interactive session, participants transformed pre-loved polo T-shirts into customised stuffed pillows—combining practical sewing techniques with sustainable design thinking.

We partnered with Singapore Land Group to engage participants through a hands-on corporate sustainability workshop in Singapore, focused on textile upcycling and creative reuse.
In this interactive session, participants transformed pre-loved T-shirts into unique, handcrafted bracelets.