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Chandigarh - The three-day Button Masala workshop at Chandigarh University, led by the renowned designer and founder of the Button Masala technique, Mr. Anuj Sharma, was an enriching experience for the second-year students of Fashion and Design. Over the course of the workshop, students were introduced to innovative techniques of constructing garments without stitching, using only buttons and rubber bands. Mr. Sharma, who developed and refined these methods through his extensive experience and experimentation in fashion design, shared his unique approach to creating versatile and sustainable fashion. The workshop included a mix of theoretical sessions and hands-on activities, allowing students to explore and implement the Button Masala technique in their own creations.
On the first day, Mr. Sharma introduced the students to the fundamentals of Button Masala, a unique method that uses buttons and rubber bands to create versatile garments without the need for sewing. He demonstrated basic techniques and guided the students through their initial experiments with the method. The atmosphere was filled with curiosity and excitement as students explored the creative possibilities offered by this unconventional approach.
The second day focused on more advanced techniques and practical applications. Mr. Sharma encouraged the students to think outside the box and challenged them to design garments that were not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing. Through hands-on activities and one-on-one mentoring, he helped the students refine their skills and develop a deeper understanding of the Button Masala technique.
On the final day, the workshop culminated in a showcase where students presented their creations. Each garment reflected the unique vision and creativity of its designer, demonstrating the versatility and potential of the Button Masala method. Mr. Sharma provided feedback on each piece, praising the students for their innovation and encouraging them to continue exploring and experimenting with the technique.
Overall, the workshop was a resounding success, leaving the students inspired and equipped with new skills to further their fashion design journey. Mr. Anuj Sharma's guidance and passion for his craft were instrumental in making the event a memorable and enriching experience for all participants. By the end of the workshop, participants had not only acquired a new skill set but also gained insights into sustainable design practices and the importance of creativity in fashion. The event was a testament to Mr. Sharma's vision of democratizing fashion and empowering budding designers to think outside the conventional boundaries of garment construction.
