Collaborative Design: Making Dungarees!

By Paula Briggs

In this session as part of the How To Be A Creative Producer Project, teenagers worked to design, sew and later paint a pair of dungarees. In addition to learning new skills, and designing through making, teenagers explored mark making in response to marks made by others, as the dungarees were transformed from a plain canvas to a finished project.

The teenagers wore the t-shirts we had screen printed earlier.

Painted dungarees


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