RE-CRAFT MENU
A Re-craft menu
guided by the textile
We review your sling or nursing cape and propose each piece according to its size, condition, and pattern. Begin with a photo consultation.
MENU
What can be re-crafted
01
Stoles & Scarves
Preserve the textile’s pattern and drape in a piece that is easy to wear.
Details after photo review
02
Clothing & Wearable Pieces
We propose blouses, aprons, and other forms suited to the available area and character.
Individual estimate
03
Bags, Pouches & Small Goods
Useful objects that can remain in daily life. Remnants may also be incorporated.
Individual estimate
Other possibilities can also be considered. What can be made depends on area and condition, so we develop the direction with you.
ESTIMATE
How estimates are prepared
Each estimate reflects the intended item and textile condition. We begin only after you confirm and approve the details and cost.
- Core making
Making cost including cutting, sewing, and finishing - Additional work when needed
Repair, reinforcement, lining, supporting materials, or complex details - Delivery costs
Shipping and return costs are stated in the estimate
IN YOUR QUOTE
What your estimate includes
Intended result
Item, size, specifications, and pattern placement.
Cost
Making, additional work, and shipping shown separately.
Estimated timing
Expected schedule from receipt to completion.
Remaining textile
Return of remnants or possible additional making.
If inspection reveals wear not visible in photos, we consult you again before making.
ACCEPTANCE & SAFETY
Acceptance & safety
Future safety matters as much as preserving memories. After the photo consultation, we inspect the textile before confirming feasibility.
Textile condition
We check age, stains or odor, tears, fiber strength, and usable area. Some textiles cannot be accepted.
Safety review
For baby products and load-bearing uses, cleanliness, strength, and load safety come first.
Photos are preliminary
Photo guidance is preliminary. If inspection reveals wear or additional work, we consult you before making.
What can continue
Even when the entire textile cannot be used, rings, distinctive parts, or remnants may continue in the next piece.
CONSULTATION
Begin by sending photos of the textile
You do not need to know what it can become. We review the material and your wishes, then propose a realistic form.
