These pieces were created as part of specific school projects or brand projects focused on sustainability, craftsmanship, and creative reuse through sewing.

The first project was a recycle assignment, where I transformed a vintage Harley-Davidson t-shirt into a custom throw pillow. I preserved the bold front graphic and constructed a denim patchwork back, repurposing old jeans and workwear pockets to add texture and depth. The goal was to give worn pieces new life while maintaining their original story.

The second was an apron project, where I designed and stitched a full-body denim apron from repurposed fabric. Inspired by my own brand aesthetic, I created a bold skeleton motif by hand-cutting and layering different denim washes.