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Designers Jessica den Hartog and Michelle Baggerman are both fascinated in their own way by the possibilities of waste plastic. This time with the aim of developing a yarn from the material HDPE. We are in the middle of the process and like to talk with people about the textile of the future.
Tree livesteams invite us to think differently about sharing our knowledge about using (plastic) waste as raw material. I want to indulge participants to share their knowledge and inspire others to not try and solve this waste-problem alone, but to do it
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