My name is Anna. I have a husband and 2 children. I'm from Ukraine. I lived in the city of Dnipro for 20 years. I have been living in Copenhagen, Denmark for a year now. Almost all my clothes are made of cotton. This is my favorite fabric, because it is e

The meaning of Vyshyvanka in my life In Ukraine and in my life now

The story of a Ukrainian woman living in Kharkov about her embroidered towel, about her relatives and its meaning.

In ancient times, there was not a single house in Ukraine that was not decorated with towels. A towel is a symbol of faithfulness, love, fate, a talisman of the house.

Podcast om min mors 'magiske' kjoleThe Fabric of My Life tarafından oluşturuldu

This episode is about my mother and one of her most treasured garments she received from her Indian friend, whilst they were living in Abu Dhabi.

I talk about a sweater my mom made in the 80s when she attended Højskole in Norway.

This episode is about the story behind the "patiks" woven by my grandmother that I deeply care for and love to wear all seasons.

Wollen underwear as as gift from my dad

This podcast is about a special item of clothing made by myself of my mother´s old wool blanket from her childhood. I Gave the wool blanket a new life in my own design in a vest, and the blanket can now last for a new generation and maybe more. This clothThe Fabric of My Life tarafından oluşturuldu

Podcastepisoden tager udgangspunkt i de opgivne spørgsmål fra projektet ”The Fabric of my Life”, hvor jeg beskriver og reflekterer over en jakke, som jeg har overtaget fra min mor. Nedenfor ses den jakke, som podcastepisoden handler om.The Fabric of My Life tarafından oluşturuldu

In this episode I will talk about what's so special about acquiring family cloths and why I perceive it to be sustainable.

This podcast tells about my scout uniform and the feelings related to that

This episode is about my own story of a green sweater that my grandma made for me when I was young. And it is also more like the story about me and my grandparents, the change in my family and my life.

This episode is about my own story of a green sweater that my grandma made for me when I was young. And it is also more like the story about me and my grandparents, the change in my family and my life.

A podcast about my (family) relation to sewing, and how I perceive fashion, based on a dolls dress made by my mom in the 60'ies.

France, Father, Identity, Nation - Франція, Батько, Ідентичність, Нація

Tøjet jeg har valgt, er en brun skjorte fra Tekla jeg fik af min kæreste på vores halvårsdag om morgenen på selve dagen. Vi var i sommerhus og i med at det var vores første mærkedag var der ingen linje for hvordan at vi ville fejre det- eller ikke fejre d

The sweater I always borrow when I visit my mother

Victor talks about his blue shirt, that has been his companion for around 7 years, how it's wear is showing and how this wear is exactly why he's keeping it around.

A petite story of knitted love, good intension and guilt

Unisex dress in Egypt

This episode is about a shirt I got from my dear friend which they have made themselves. I think of it as a piece of art, and it means a lot to me because it reminds me of the possibilities with creativity and not being afraid to make mistakes.The Fabric of My Life tarafından oluşturuldu

Maria's favorite textile is her hand-embroidered shirt that she inherited from her grandmother.The Fabric of My Life tarafından oluşturuldu

Nadiia's favorite textile is her embroidered sunflower shirt.The Fabric of My Life tarafından oluşturuldu

Lyudmila has finally bought her dream Vyshyvanka. It brings her comfort both physically and mentally, as it manifests her connection to the roots of her country. "It is not very interesting to buy a Vyshyvanka from the factories, it is interesting to havThe Fabric of My Life tarafından oluşturuldu

Yuliia currently lives in Denmark due to the war in Ukraine. In this episode Yuliia tells a story about her Vyshyvanka, which is national Ukrainian clothes.The Fabric of My Life tarafından oluşturuldu