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Needlework is considered a “female affair,” but this is not always the case. Before you are male needleworkers who sew, knit, embroider, create bags, shoes, make dolls - and it turns out they have wonderful.
Evgeny Bychkovsky
Sews leather bags, briefcases and clutches
Instagram: @byckovski
Photo: lady.tut.by
The story of Yevgeny Bychkovsky is a good example of how children's hobbies and hobbies can grow into your own business. Eugene grew up in Belarus, his mother worked in the sewing industry, and the boy spent a lot of time in the “sewing environment”. After school, the future designer studied as a teacher of labor for girls. Education remained unfinished, but the love of sewing became stronger.
Photo: intex-press.byEugene recalls that he began to sew on his grandmother’s typewriter, sewed his first bag from an old coat, and sold his things to buy a good machine and materials. He sewed backpacks, bow ties for fashionistas, but eventually returned to the bags. Now Bychkovsky has production in Brest, where more than a hundred people work, but he still sits at the machine regularly. He sews, by his own admission, and to show employees how to work, and just for fun.
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Ray Bispock
Sew men's suits
Instagram: @raythemastertailor
Photo: @aythemastertailorRay Bispock created his @raythemastertailor Instagram account as a portfolio. In 2018, the tailor, who manually creates men's clothing, intends to sew 12 suits (jacket + vest) - and invites everyone to join the account to observe the process. One costume - January - is ready.
Photo: @raythemastertailorRay not only publishes a photo of the finished clothing, but also shares the stages of the process of its creation.
Photo: @raythemastertailorAnd also - talks about the used devices and the secrets of sewing skills.
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Kim Malygin
Comes up and sews men's and women's shoes
Instagram: @kimmalygin
Photo: @kimmalyginKim says that he first thought about creating shoes when he saw cool shoes on one of his friends. Prior to that, the future designer was a professional skateboarder, participated in competitions - he had neither a special education, nor professional skills in sewing or working with leather. Malygin studied on YouTube videos and turned to experienced craftsmen for advice.
Photo: @kimmalyginAt first, Malygin made only men's shoes, but then, according to him, "everything has changed." Now, in addition to the classic male models "with character", he also makes extremely elegant women's shoes and shoes. Design - individual, work - manual, in a word, full exclusive.
Photo: @kimmalyginKim also has a photo of the process on Instagram - it’s very interesting to watch the creation of each pair.
Photo: @kimmalyginCarlus gee
Sews clothes, from jeans to tuxedos and evening dresses
Instagram: @karlusgtailor
Photo: @karlusgtailorCarlus G has been sewing for 20 years - at the same time he sews everything that is possible, and also repairs clothes. Each model is created according to an individual sketch and standards - this is how customers get perfectly fitting suits, shirts, coats and jackets, even jeans. Plus - clothes for special occasions, for example, evening dresses, wedding suits for grooms and dresses for brides, tuxedos and so on.
Photo: @karlusgtailorExperience affects: Carlus masterly works with the most expensive and difficult to sew fabrics - velvet, guipure, silk, brocade ...
Photo: @karlusgtailor... and fulfills the most amazing wishes of customers.
Photo: @karlusgtailorJosh bennett
Invents and knits clothes for men
Instagram: @joshbennettnyc
Photo: @joshbennettnycJosh grew up in Pennsylvania, his grandmother taught him to knit when the boy was 8 years old.Soon, however, he put down his knitting needles - after all, men do not knit - and became interested in singing and theater. Again, Josh started knitting in 2000 - working in the theater, once decided to tie at home instead of going to the next casting - and since then he has not stopped knitting. Now his hobby has become a job - but everything is in order.
Photo: @joshbennettnycIn 2001, Josh moved to New York and worked at a yarn store. This store provided, among other things, samples of patterns and models for customers - and Bennett noticed that “male” patterns among them are clearly not enough. Josh decided to change this state of affairs and learned to create patterns and patterns himself.
Photo: @joshbennettnycNow he creates knitted clothes - preferably for men, knits himself and collaborates with a variety of fashion brands, for example, Tommy Hilfiger, GANT and Alexander Wang. In Josh's Instagram, there are many photographs of both the process and the finished products, most often he poses in his creations.
Photo: @joshbennettnycFabio Costa
Sews female and male avant-garde clothing
Instagram: @notequal
Photo: @notequalCosta was born in Brazil. From the age of 4, he was brought up by a grandmother - a seamstress, it was she, according to the designer, who lit the fire of passion for sewing and designing clothes in him. Already in his childhood, Fabio tried to create something unusual from fabric, studied the laws of drapery, "wrapping himself in sheets," like an ancient Greek.
Photo: @notequal“I always had a desire to design clothes,” says Costa. He received an appropriate education in Brazil, moved to New York, where he continued to study and in 2012 began to create his own clothing line.
Photo: @notequalNow Fabio Costa is positioning himself as a designer who "defies traditional tailoring." There are a lot of unexpected “twists” in his clothes, “individual work” - both designer and dressmaker — is visible above each detail. The result is a work of art that, moreover, remains clothing - although not quite ordinary.
Photo: @notequalVivienne Westwood - the grand lady of avant-garde fashion
Franklin Habit
Knits, embroiders, writes books and teaches others
Instagram: @ franklin.habit
Photo: @ franklin.habitFranklin Habit is a designer, decorator, teacher, illustrator and author of books and publications about various interesting things that can be made from threads.
Photo: @ franklin.habitHe draws, knits, embroiders, makes dolls, interior items, weaves, uses thread in a variety of crafts - you can’t list everything.
Photo: @ franklin.habitFranklin is a regular participant in various "handmade" festivals around the world. He also travels to different countries with master classes, teaching needlewomen (and needlewomen) new and unusual methods of knitting and decorating.
Photo: @ franklin.habitGeorge Cullen
Designs books and knits
Instagram: @georgeacullen
Photo: @georgeacullenActually, first of all, the Englishman George Cullen is an artist, he designs books. "His work explores the use of space and language, especially those related to the reader’s attitude to the book and reading," says Cullen’s website. He constantly participates in art book fairs and collaborates with museums around the world.
Photo: @georgeacullenCullen’s second passion is knitting.
Photo: @georgeacullenGeorge knits and crochets, creates interior items, small toys, scarves, socks, shawls, bactuses, hats, sweaters, mittens and gloves ... Of course, a talented person is talented in everything!
Photo: @georgeacullenArkady
Sews tilda dolls and decorates
Photo: lazy-acoola.blogspot.ruLittle is known about Arkady, who leads his "Loafer Blog" on "Blogspot", the master does not even give his name, he only writes that he lives in Ukraine, in Poltava. But in the "party" of tilda dolls who are fond of sewing, he and his blog are well known.
Photo: lazy-acoola.blogspot.ruIn his blog, Arkady says that he had no initial experience - neither in sewing, nor in the manufacture of dolls. But once he saw the tilde, he immediately rushed to study the issue. “Then everything happened quickly (I didn’t notice how),” the master writes. “The first thing is a good machine (there is little hope for your own hands that never held needles).(...) Then we go over the sewing shops, pick up all kinds of things (needles, bobbins, threads, scissors ...), print patterns and sit down with shaking hands to sew. "
Photo: lazy-acoola.blogspot.ruAs a result, among the masters making dolls, Arkady became a famous character. He receives orders, participates in exhibitions, sews and just for his pleasure. Plus - is engaged in other types of needlework, for example, decoupage and decoration.
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Photo: lazy-acoola.blogspot.ruDetailed master class: how to sew a tilde doll
Duo Arne & Carlos
Create a knit fashion and learn to knit
Web: arnecarlos.com/blog
Photo: arnecarlos.com/blogThe duo Arne & Carlos are Carlos Zacrison and Arne Neriordét. “We are inspired by things around us, whether tea towels or insects,” says Arne, who grew up on a farm and knitted doll clothes for his sister's Barbie. Norwegian Arne met Carlos, who grew up in South America, while traveling. Since the beginning of the 2000s, their design duo began to gain popularity - first in Norway, then - in Europe and the world.
Photo: arnecarlos.com/blogToday Arne and Carlos are masters who, with their knitted (note, manually!) Products, penetrated the world of high fashion and design. Fashion houses and brands order models of sweaters or knitted balls for the Christmas tree from them - and then these things are sold at a rather considerable price. At the same time, designers use classical (primarily Norwegian national) patterns and patterns in their work.
Photo: arnecarlos.com/blogIn addition, Arne and Carlos are actively working on the promotion of knitting: they travel around the world with master classes, publish books, and make instructional videos.Share
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