Iain Duncan Smith

Iain Duncan Smith visits Waltham forest college

http://m.guardianseries.co.uk/news/14021087.Iain_Duncan_Smith_shows_passion_for_fashion_on_college_visit/
i am not a follower of the news as I find it mostly distressing and find it hard to believe everything I hear the same with politics with so many conflicting ideas and views.

so it wasn't a surprise that I didn't know who Iain Duncan Smith was.

Apart from my teacher telling me his a conservative MP previous conservative leader. As he came in I can feel the nerves of others around me. I smiled and he came straight over to talk to me about my course.

He seemed like a very pleasant man and I enjoyed hearing his story about his daughters progression and success in the fashion industry.

Paparazzi shot pictures from behind my shoulder that I found very distracting trying to have a conversation while camera's are flashing around me.

Never less I enjoyed the unusual experience. Its a shame my dress in the photo is just a work in progress and not looking its best at the time.

Assignment ideas.

This gives me ideas using red sequins embroidery Julien Fournié FW 2010 Zombie ************************Easy } High } Fashion } Editorial } Cosplay } ... - http://pinterest.com/pin/379991287288647976/?s=3&m=blogger

Learning chinese writing

My grandad is chinese and ive always loved the chinese writing and symbols. Finally im starting to learn them. I will like to make my loved ones Christmas presents with their name personalised on textiles. This picture is a work in progress I will update when finished. But im practising learning to write chinese style. :)

Eco Dyeing

Eco-friendly dying using green tea. The Headlines from https://djcadchina.wordpress.com/2012/02/20/made-in-china-environmental-impact-of-the-textile-industry-in-china/ reads; "Made In China. Environmental Impact of the Textile Industry in China. " "One of the countries greatest environmental challenges is water pollution. The World Health Organisation estimates that polluted water causes 75 percent of diseases in China." The http://www.biovistawaters.com/news-events/textile-industry-impact-waste-water-are-we-doing-enough reads: "Industrialization of the textile industry and use of a large variety of chemical treatments and dyes has resulted in a public health threat created by pollution. 17 -20% of industrial freshwater pollution is caused by textile dyeing and treatment. Estimations state that 10-15% of total dyestuffs (equivalent to 280,000 tonnes of dyestuffs) used during the manufacturing of textile products is released

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