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Coco | Creating space in the kitchen through meaningful trivets.
Shoddy Not Shoddy Design Challenge with Seattle Central Apparel and Design Department
Coco is an experiment of balance between new and recycled materials, of colors, and of material properties. Through the process of felting, scraps can become bound together to create something whole, almost uniform while still embracing the differences in each felted piece. The term coco can mean a variety of things, endearments to cooking, but the name itself allows each letter to nest, a subtle reflection of its physical form.
Task: use shoddy, a shredded fabric, from SCC Apparel and Design program’s scraps to make either a wearable or a stand alone, functional item. Judged on utility, circularity, design, innovation and marketability.
Circular Design Challenge | Seattle Central College School of Apparel Design and Development
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Stool, side table, bookshelf, plant stand, catch all.
Built with the intention to have minimal materials and fasteners. Only belt metal, wooden dowels, wool, and thread.
