@daifein: How I made my first biobag! I realized that I’ve never published how I made it so here it is: I made my bioplastic using 100 ml of water, 10 g of gelatin, and 10 g of glycerin. After pouring it out and letting it dry for a 2-3 days, I folded the sheet and cut it like folded paper to create a uniform pattern. To enhance the look and bind different patterns together, I made a second batch of the same bioplastic mix and poured it over the first sheet. This added a second layer that made the material stronger and more aesthetically pleasing. I let it dry again for a few days. Once fully dry, I sewed the material into a bag. After some testing, I found that a tension of 3–4 with a longer stitch worked best. I finished the bag using a grommet machine to attach a snap button closure.💚🧪 #bio #bag #sustainablefashion #EduTok #steam

Fuzzz :

How do you stop your gelatin stuff from shrinking up , my samples keep shrinking after the water starts to evaporate

Groreow🦢🥑 :

May I know what materials are used?

✿ :

you're making us really proud, girl 🤍

Lara Núñez :

Dónde conseguiste los moldes de silicona ? Hay tamaños mañana grandes ?💗

ChloeBrialle :

do you just add gelatin

TierraDirecta🌎🦋 :

!!!!!!!!!! That looks fantastic!!!!!!👏👏 Runway ready

lupa studios :

woah.

null :

Are there any substitutes for gelatine?

Talon :

I

groc3ryb4by :

FASHION RUNWAY TIME!!!

KC :

What temperature do you heat the ingredients to?

❀𝕄𝕚𝕤𝕒𝕜𝕚❀سارة❀ :

inspiration2122 :

Es perfecto

Amê :

woow!!!❤️

ihunarrey :

looks really cool! how can I order?

tvega :

😁😁😁