End of Year Show - Saying Goodbye

Invite for the preview night. 

Waddesdon Manor. 

Me fixing the the final touches on the mannequin.

Grey Gardens Dress. 

Final Major Project garments. 

Having a chat with the retail girls, last change to talk about our two years at Aylesbury College. Who knows when we'll meet again.

One of those types that doesn't enjoy photographes too much, when I'm the focal point. 

Alison Cheveralls, our form tutor made the evening happen, she planned all this, picked out the best piece that we (students) have created through the past two years. 

Although she did try to stick to a colour scheme - dark shades... 

That's it for Aylesbury College, it all over and done with and I can't believe how quickly it has gone.

It's been an interesting journey with ups and downs, challenges and victories, with laughs and a few tears, mean faces and happy faces. All in all a time to remember and it wouldn't have been the same if it wasn't for the people that were involved! So bit shout out to Ali, Emma and Penny, which made the last year worthwhile!

/Hannah

Putting A Smile on Your Face

I love spending my Wednesday evening with Risborough Beavers! They're such great kids!

/Hannah

First Order

The reason why there's two images of the front, is because this more reflects the true colour of the jacket - BLACK. Whereas above and below is comes of more brown, but it's hard to capture the colour and the detail in the same shot, especially with a white background as the contrasts are too big.


Apparently my construction tutor, Emma, really like my Final Major Project jacket, so she asked me if I could make one for her, as I had a spare couple of weeks before college actually ended. 
I was so proud and extremely flattered so I said yes! Although she asked if we could do minor alterations, such as two sleeves the same length, instead of four, and the asymmetry to less dramatic and without the trimmings. Emma also pick the black wool, as she wanted to wear it for fall/winter, instead of the blue soya jersey. I like the fact that we still kept to the natural materials.
I'm really pleased with the outcome and hopefully so is Emma, now I want one myself, better save up for the wool though, as that can be quite expensive!

/Hannah

Sydney Habour Bridge @ Aylesbury College Shop

Here are my scarfs presented at the Aylesbury College Shop, sold for £30 each! Screen printed silk scarfs, each with their own individual design!

/Hannah