Nina Littrell is a graduate of Kansas City Art Institute where she studied textiles and garment construction. She is a Kansas City based fashion designer that, among other classes, is teaching “Deconstruction/Reconstruction” an upcycling garments class offered at Rightfully sewn where students are training for professional jobs in the garment industry.
https://rightfullysewn.org/classes - list of public classes (Deconstruction/ Reconstruction ticket information is here )
https://rightfullysewn.org/seamstresses - Seamstress Training Program information
https://rightfullysewn.org/designers- classes for fashion designers
https://www.instagram.com/rightfullysewn/ - Our instagram
https://www.instagram.com/softstreet_sustainablefashion/ - Soft Street Sustainable Fashion Instagram (My sustainable brand)
https://ninalittrell.com - Soft Street Sustainable Fashion
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