Help The Kids To Develop Their Creativity || Create Something from nothing: Italian paper suit

Designed using canva

My special greetings to members of this community most especially to the organiser of this contest. It's a great privilege to be part of this craft contest and I say Halo to myself because I'm going to show you guys something extremely creative and absurd😂😂.

For some months now, I've been dealing on designs in the fashion industry so I chose to incorporate these designs on crafts to see how outstanding it looks. These crafts I've made isn't just about the structure, function or body frame. It's about the design.

Combining different colors of fabrics extensively would give you something unique. I chose this uniqueness. Take a quick look at the designs I created using crafts. These are my latest designs as shown below.

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The organiser of this contest @ngoenyi outrightly stated what should be included in our posts and here there are...

What is the name of what you have made.
Steps on how you made the craft
How did you get the idea?
How useful is what you have made?
Which kid did you inspire or do you intend to inspire and help develop the creativity?

What is the name of what you have made.

The name of this unique craft I made is an Italian Suit coupled with a shirt and a tie..... I'll only outline the steps I used in making the suit. I'll leave a link in case you guys wants to know how to make the trouser and shirt as shown below

Steps on how you made the craft

Materials used in Creating this Craft

• Cardboard paper
• Pen for marking
• Ruler for measurement
• Scissor for cutting
• Marker for design

How to make an Italian suit using Paper

• Step 1: Carry out measurements of the length and width of the cardboard used.. Measure 21cm on both the length and width of your cardboard paper respectively and then draft it out as shown below. Fold the bottom of the paper inwards, at least ½ inch and then fold it to join as shown below.

• Step 2: After folding, you open it and fold both sides, from left to right to touch the middle line which you made at the onset. Bend the paper backwards ensuring that there's a little space, at least ½ inch between one top and another as shown below.

• Step 3: After doing that, you turn the back of the paper and fold both sides in to touch the middle line. After folding in, you put your the tip of your finger inside the hole of one fold and create an opening and then spread it. Do vice versa. After doing that, you turn to the other side of the paper and fold both sides to meet the line that resembles the hand of the suit.

• Step 4: After doing so, you turn to the front side of the suit and fold the bridges or chest region on both sides to meet each other. Once you are done with that, you have your perfectly made suit. You then insert your shirt and tie and fit it inside.

Link to my previous post if you want to know how to make the suit and trousers

I'm trying to avoiding making the post lengthy.
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How did you get the idea?

As a professional in it already, I got the idea from past makings of which I got these skillful idea from a video on YouTube channel. I really helped me see how I can use crafts in my designs.

How useful is what you have made?

This craft may look absurd and useless to you because probably you may feel you're no longer a kid for this bizarre craft. Personally, this craft goes far beyond the physical. I spans from helping me create designs from simple crafts to complex designs in the fashion industry.

It helps me have this fixture of combining color of fabrics to make something unique. So I'm exploring it on Crafts to see how it will look when applied on fabrics.

Which kid did you inspire or do you intend to inspire and help develop the creativity?

I've actually inspired my brother to be creative and from his creativity, he has been able to develop things for himself. Take a quick look at what he's has done........ Create Something from nothing, a common cardboard paper

We've actually created something from nothing

Aim product:

Cc,
@patjewell
@ngoenyi

I invite @chukwu10 @imohmitch and @professorlenz to participate