Crafts CouncilDirectoryMelanie BowlesMary Quant Community Dress - Sewing Box for the Future with Stitch-SchoolMelanie BowlesLondon, EnglandMary Quant Community Dress, Tom NolanEmbroidery detail of Mary Quant dress stitched by Kindred Clothing Mary Quant Community Dress - Sewing Box for the Future, Tom NolanEmbroidery table by Stitch-SchoolMary Quant Community Dress, Tom NolanCommunity embroidery, Stitch-School residency at V&A Dundee Mary Quant Community Dress - Sewing Box for the Future , Tom NolanKindred Clothing a Front Lunge charity stitched the dress to acquire new skills to equip for the fashion industry Mary Quant Community Dress, Tom NolanStitch-School residency at the V&A Dundee 2020. Stitch-School was invited to design three cloths based on the Mary Quant Simplicity dress pattern. The cloths were stretched on the large embroidery table where visitors were invited to to sit and stitch the dresses. The project was part of an exhibition curated by Dr Jen Ballie 'Sewing Box for he Future' inviting participants to learn new sewing skills to mend and care for our clothes. The final dress was stitched by Kindred Clothing a Front Lounge project working with young parents to access a unique qualification with a foundation curriculium focused on the fashion industry. Mary Quant Community Dress, Tom NolanStitch-School residency at V&A Dundee 2020Mary Quant Community Dress - Sewing Box for the Future with Stitch-SchoolMelanie BowlesLondon, EnglandMary Quant Community Dress, Tom NolanEmbroidery detail of Mary Quant dress stitched by Kindred Clothing Mary Quant Community Dress - Sewing Box for the Future , Tom NolanKindred Clothing a Front Lunge charity stitched the dress to acquire new skills to equip for the fashion industry Mary Quant Community Dress - Sewing Box for the Future, Tom NolanEmbroidery table by Stitch-SchoolMary Quant Community Dress, Tom NolanStitch-School residency at the V&A Dundee 2020. Stitch-School was invited to design three cloths based on the Mary Quant Simplicity dress pattern. The cloths were stretched on the large embroidery table where visitors were invited to to sit and stitch the dresses. The project was part of an exhibition curated by Dr Jen Ballie 'Sewing Box for he Future' inviting participants to learn new sewing skills to mend and care for our clothes. The final dress was stitched by Kindred Clothing a Front Lounge project working with young parents to access a unique qualification with a foundation curriculium focused on the fashion industry. Mary Quant Community Dress, Tom NolanCommunity embroidery, Stitch-School residency at V&A Dundee Mary Quant Community Dress, Tom NolanStitch-School residency at V&A Dundee 2020More from Melanie BowlesProjectThe A-Z of Embroidery StitchesProjectComplex Fill - Digital EmbroideryProjectTravelling stitchesProjectA Textile ToolboxProjectPrint Make WearProjectStitch-School