Common Threads: Upcycled Plastic Keychain Workshop – Looply

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London College of Fashion, UAL

Turn soft plastics into a custom keychain while learning simple hand-stitching techniques in this beginner-friendly workshop with Looply.

London College of Fashion (Wolfson Space and G09)

Common Threads by Fashion Business School

Common Threads is a ‘growing’ exhibition and communal space for all LCF students to congregate, collaborate and exchange ideas through the desire to learn about circularity, upcycling and zero waste design.

<p>Join Looply for a creative workshop exploring ways to reuse single-use plastics. Participants will learn how to work with soft plastic materials and create a custom keychain using simple hand-stitching techniques. The session introduces different stitching methods and encourages experimentation with personalised designs. Participants are encouraged to bring soft plastics such as bread bags, carrier bags, or delivery packaging to incorporate into their design. No previous sewing experience is required, and all materials will be provided.</p>

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Common Threads: Upcycled Plastic Keychain Workshop – Looply

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London College of Fashion (Wolfson Space and G09)

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