RevoluzZza for Nature
Already last year during the Fashion Week Berlin I got a request if I maybe could make some „Eco Dolls“ – dolls made from organic and fair trade fabrics.
Of course I really liked the idea as this fits very good to my philosophy of anti-mass-production-toys.
Unfortunately there are not so very many pretty organic and fair trade fabrics – but at Volksfaden I found some and I made this little doll which is a perfect gift for the parents of a newborn:
So this little doll is made out of organic fabric and the felt I used for the face and the hair is a special recyling felt made out of 100% post-consumer recycled plastic bottles. And in her tummy she has a rattle to provide some fun for the baby – and this rattle I took from an little stuffed animal my daughter destroyed some time ago. A recycled rattle.
Which brings me to the next issue concerning a sustainable way to produce toys: Recycling. Some other plush designers already take second-hand fabrics and use them to produce their creations (like Hasenpfeffer f.e.)
The other Eco Doll I made is this cute little Pikatti girl Nini:
She is made out of second-hand fabric (in her first life she was a pillowcase I bought on a flee market already some time ago), face and hair again made out of recycled plastic bottles felt and her body is filled with lamb’s wool doll wadding.
Those two are the first ones – but many other RevoluzZza creatures will follow to be made from organic and fair trade fabrics or/and second-hand fabrics.