Little PROJECT
IT ALL STARTED WITH THE STIMULUS OF DOING BETTER,
WITH THE INEVITABLE WILL TO DREAM OF UTOPIA AND
WITH A SHORT BRIEFING:
"It was with the challenge of programming classes so that higher education students had contact with design processes - for all their methodologies (research, creation, developments...) - that I as a professor in two institutions challenged them to a project with more challenges.I also challenged myself for the difficulties imposed by thefor a project of this evening and for believing that I am a citizen, a teacher and a designer with a sense of social responsibility".
Rafaela Norogrando
Rules for the making of dresses according to information of the NGO:
- Any size is valid, from 2 years to teenagers, 13, 14 and 15 years.
- In case it is from recycled shirts the buttons can stay but then the front has to be closed, sequesting the pletin over the other band.
- Tissues should not be too transparent to preserve the discretion of girls.
- For boys we can make shorts and t-shirts of short sleeve or even long, again any size is great.
- They should not have functional locks or buttons because in case the children and volunteers of the orphanages fall, they can't repair them.
- The parts must be washed before they are shipped, to make sure that everything can be held up, from experience in other countries sometimes when washing there are parts that give way if they are not well sewed, especially props and handles. If you can't wash them, then I'll do it when you get them, you just have to tell me later.
And yet:
There's no restriction on props, ribbons, flowers whatever you think they want to put on, as long as they're well trapped.
Hair snares are a fantastic idea.
There are more volunteers making small sizes, 2 years, 5/6 years, so doing also for older ages will provide a greater diversity of sizes.