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== Upcycling == | |||
Upcycling, sometimes referred to as creative reuse, is a term that defines the process of transforming waste materials, useless, or unwanted products into new materials or products perceived to be of greater quality, such as having an artistic or environmental value. | |||
== Upcycling of clothes == | |||
* Defining what "upcycling" and "upcycling of clothes" is | * Defining what "upcycling" and "upcycling of clothes" is | ||
* Look also at sustainability, fashion, making. | * Look also at sustainability, fashion, making. | ||
* Provide a few examples of upcycling clothes, including business initiatives | * Provide a few examples of upcycling clothes, including business initiatives | ||
* Find all instances of upcycling through machine embroidery | * Find all instances of upcycling through machine embroidery | ||
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See also: Product development
Upcycling
Upcycling, sometimes referred to as creative reuse, is a term that defines the process of transforming waste materials, useless, or unwanted products into new materials or products perceived to be of greater quality, such as having an artistic or environmental value.
Upcycling of clothes
- Defining what "upcycling" and "upcycling of clothes" is
- Look also at sustainability, fashion, making.
- Provide a few examples of upcycling clothes, including business initiatives
- Find all instances of upcycling through machine embroidery