Using 3D PRINTED FABRIC to Transform T-Shirts

[@make.anything]

What a great collab with your viewers! I'd say they're all successful, but the Geometric Shirt is my favorite. The seams really complete the design :)

[@SewPrinted]

Thanks Devin!! Also, congrats on 500K !! Woohoo

[@becre8tive199]

I am old enough to be your grandmother so it is okay for me to say loudly YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY ADORABLE AND BRILLIANT AND CREATIVE! You will do well in life and that makes me very happy (even though I don't know you). LOL

[@larytales]

the fact that you can reuse the sleeves and don't have to throw them away like regular fabric amazes me :)

[@sophievanderbilt1325]

Ahhh finally I found a 3d printing channel that prints the kinda stuff I'm into! I love all these shirt designs and your explanations and editing are great! New subscriber!

[@SewPrinted]

Awesome!! Thank you so much Sophie. Just posted a new video feel free to check it out :) Hope you'll enjoy.

[@UncleJessy]

Fantastic video! Sooooooo much creativity packed in here! Great editing as well

[@SewPrinted]

Thank you so muchhh :)))

[@doridaniels6305]

I’m really glad I found your content on Instagram. The concept of blending fashion with 3D printing is so cool. It’s really inspiring. I’m a graphic designer and 3D printing is the one of many things I wanted to know more about. You’re hard on yourself but your work comes out so well. My favorite was the 3D style black shirt design but the peplum came out so cute.

[@SewPrinted]

Awesome!! I bet you could print some really awesome Graphics for T-Shirts!

[@samupro12v87]

Omg what a great job, you're doing great not a lot of people are researching in this field what you do it's very valuable, you should start your own brand or something, keep it up

[@LouiseKatzovitz]

I love the “FI CU CAP” abbreviation, great explanation of it! And great use of the “slash and spread” method for adding in volume on the sleeves and peplum, you persevered in figuring it out and it paid off!! Great job with all the designs Krizia!!!

[@SewPrinted]

Thanks Louise!!!! Means a lot girl :)

[@ToastedSol]

but what is fi cu cap abbreviated for? i wanna make this so bad >.

[@victoriawest2859]

i neeeeed the ruffles..thank you i love.it...finally someone is on this stuff

[@SewPrinted]

Thanks I appreciate the support!!

[@UvThe1st]

For someone not experienced in sewing, you've done an absolutely incredible job!! I also would have suggested a peplum top and you knocked it out of the park! I love seeing your stuff & integrating these mediums could bring a positive change to fast fashion - thank you for being on youtube!

[@SewPrinted]

Thanks for the support! Means a lot to me. :)

[@jesusm.medero6697]

Wow! Another gift of your jaw-dropping talent. Thank you and keep your excellent work!

[@SewPrinted]

Thank you ❤️✨

[@Dan-su5ep]

The geometric looks really stylish and cool, awesome work

[@SewPrinted]

Thanks Dan!!

[@lorafey]

I love the number 6! Great content!

[@Iwasonceanonionwithnolayers]

My favourite is the streetwear one. That's like ready for market

[@Purfunxion]

While I can't sew or have the space for a sewing machihne, I really love the creativity of this! It's certainly more productive than the random things I 3D print 😅

[@SewPrinted]

Thanks for the support!!

[@jesusm.medero6697]

Amazing t-shirt transformations & excellent presentation of them. Two thumbs up!

[@SewPrinted]

Thank you so much! :)

[@dlhouston88able]

I think you did amazing they all look good

[@karishmakurian]

Such an interesting initiative by engaging your reach! Inspired by the way you make content and your problem solving skill with each one of these designs! Can’t wait to see more ❤️

[@SewPrinted]

Thabks girll!! :))

[@SewPrinted]

ThaNks****

[@phatbman]

Hello my partner loves to make clothes and crafts and I like to 3d print. I really like what this channel brings because It provides a link between our hobbies!

[@SewPrinted]

Love this!! Would love to see if you ever work on a project together.

[@daviddaniel7509]

I am inspired by all the designs and by seeing your workflow. I know 3D printing technology have a lot of potential and this is just a beginning of a chapter. Wishing you success on your journey and hoping to see more of these creativity driven content.

[@SewPrinted]

Awesome! Thanks David.

[@Dustygoodz]

Super cool!!! Looks great 👍

[@SewPrinted]

Thank you so much! Just posted a new video feel free to check it out :)

[@mattimotion]

Those are amazing! I especially like the aesthetic of the pocket shirt and the geometric one

[@SewPrinted]

Thanks :)

[@Iwasonceanonionwithnolayers]

I love all these

[@3DFLICK]

Definitely taking inspiration about how to collab with viewers from you! This video is seriously soo underrated. Wishing to see you with abundant subscribers soon! :")

[@SewPrinted]

Oh wow! Thanks means a lot to me :)

[@oneuglysweater1103]

amazing concept! good video too!

[@SewPrinted]

Thanks :)

[@TheWhoremonger69]

Your video was awesome, keep up the good work.

[@SewPrinted]

Thank you so much!

[@3DJapan]

I'm not really into making clothes but these do make me want to buy some TPU and experiment with fabric.

[@indrascope]

Inspiring! Awesome. Keep it up, Krizia 👍🏽

[@SewPrinted]

Indranil!! Glad you enjoyed!! :)

[@fabiola_echeverria]

Moriiiii necesito mas videos tuyos! 😍😍😍

[@SewPrinted]

🥰❤️ ya estoy trabajando en el próximo 😉👍🏼

[@enilec.]

these are all so cool! every video of yours I see makes me more tempted to get a 3D printer, but I don’t have any time rn to use it haha

[@SewPrinted]

Hahaha love this... send me message in Instagram when you’re thinking about pulling the trigger :D

[@Alexander_Meyer]

This is really cool!

[@SewPrinted]

Thanks for the support!!

[@doolittle6977]

Amazing skills

[@MasonJerman]

These are awesome!!! Was so excited to see another video from you pop up. My only question is how do these stand up to being worn in the sun, and being washed

[@SewPrinted]

Suuuuuper good question. I’ll test and report back 🤓👍🏼

[@jhondoe8857]

Great Work Keep it up!

[@SewPrinted]

Thank you!! New video coming soon 👍🏼

[@things3]

I love your 3d printed fabric ideas! And how did you got sooo good at editing? I have huge struggles with that. Also I am really impressed how this 12 minutes flow soo quickly.

[@SewPrinted]

Editing takes a lifetime and a half hahaha thank you so much glad to know it didn’t seem too long.

[@ratheonhudson3311]

Also, I'm a fan of anyone who reuses previous failed parts for projects later. Well done in reusing instead of throwing away. Remelting and forming new filament is possible but it's expensive and you need large extruder equipment. I'd like to know if you will/have made something entirely out of repurposed sections? What I mean is, have you tried using many failed pieces to get a unique work? Eg, I used a failed print as a solid waterproof cover for electronics on my electric mountainboard. It's not fashion but the reuse is the point.

[@SewPrinted]

Totally on the same page with you. I have a drawer full of these and one day when I have enough I’ll definitely turn them into something new. I do use them every now and then like for example to decorate “the tree” in my sweater video. Super cool to hear you’ve done so too and for such a practical application. Kudos to you💫👍🏼

[@porgiscorner]

I might’ve missed it but if you could answer that be great Is this all printed in tpu or pla? And are you using mesh to print on?

[@ironsm4sh]

This is really cute, but I wonder how durable these are, and how well they would survive being washed

[@SewPrinted]

Great questions!! I plan to do some short videos on washing of the clothes as well as showing durability.

[@impulsiveurge5837]

what filament do you use? PLA?

[@SewPrinted]

TPE (Thermo Plastic Elastometer) It's flexible and elastic, which gives it that fabric-like feel.

[@josecorrea175]

Not sure how I got here lol I was looking for 3d printed NASA fabric. Anyway, great use of 3d printed materials. 👍

[@SewPrinted]

Lol. Thank you! 👍🏼

[@4everLa2]

it is so cool!

[@nycgweed]

I was thinking of 3d printing notions Can you do a video

[@jk-xe9ww]

Whats use material for this

[@ratheonhudson3311]

I'd like to ask about how you work on flexible regions, like a pocket, that are printed differently: Do you aim to make the general outline more dense than the inner or do you make a design that has infill that compensates for multiple sections that are rigid yet other areas have some give to allow the entire section to flex? Also, nice Acronym. Catchy, Fi Cu Cap

[@SewPrinted]

Awesome question. Truth is I’ve done most of my “flexibility experiments” as random prints and haven’t incorporated them into a garment. Some of these experiments I’ve posted on my Instagram. In this case, since I was following some designs that were drawn out, I was mainly focused on the aesthetic goal of getting the shirts to look as similar to the drawings as possible. Your point of studying how certain portions may be more flexible and others may be more controlled is super interesting and I’ll see how Incan incorporate this into things I make in the future. Thanks for your comment 👍🏼

[@3DJapan]

Now I wonder about resin. I have flexible resin. Should be safe for the skin when cured and only take a few seconds for a swatch.

[@StefaniaDinea]

Hello, great job on the collection - I think the abbreviation is fun - in my native language ”Fi cu cap ” roughly translates “be with head” or better translated “be smart!” :D I think in regards to these mixed T-shirts one question would be the washing process 😒😒😒 I am very interested in how does one wash these at the end of the day? Guess I would have to test make one and see how it performs ✌️ Very inspiring - keep up the great work!

[@SewPrinted]

Wow!! Thanks for the insight on how it translates.. didn’t even cross my mind that it could have alternate meanings but “be smart” seems like a a good alternate use for Fi cu cap :) I totallyyyy agree in regards to washing. I’m thinking I’ll do a video where I’ll talk about that as well as wear and tear of other things I’ve made to see how well they hold up after some time has gone by and such. Thanks for your comment! Means a lot to me.

[@Theobroma-p3n]

What filament are you using?

[@SewPrinted]

I’m using FilaFlex by Recreus 👍 really good TPE. Would recommend trying it out.

[@djdrahtzieher]

What is the red and white shirt you were wearing? Is it also 3D printed ? Also great job I’m starting to fall in love with 3D printed textiles 🥰

[@SewPrinted]

Red and white tshirt?.. Dang sorry, not sure which one you are referring to. Could it be the holiday sweater from one of my other videos? Awesome!! Happy to hear that :) Thanks for the support.

[@djdrahtzieher]

@@SewPrinted yes maybe the holiday sweater at 6:28 :)

[@SewPrinted]

@@djdrahtzieher Yep! All 3D printed 👍🏼✨

[@djdrahtzieher]

@@SewPrinted soooo cool 😌

[@meganchee-a-tow5016]

hey! i really like your content! i am actually a fashion major looking to getting into the use of 3d printing in my garments so these videos are really interesting to me and to see how you print your textiles : ) a few questions: what 3d printer do you have and what 3d modelling software do you use?

[@SewPrinted]

Hey! I have like 6 printers now hahaha but I mainly use my Artillery Sidewinder X1. I use either Sketchup or Rhinoceros for 3D modeling. If you’re looking to start, I think Sketchup is a good tool since there’s a free version. There are other commonly used tools like Blender which I believe are also free but I haven’t tried it. Still worth checking out though since there’s a big community backing it :)

[@meganchee-a-tow5016]

@@SewPrinted thanks so much for your reply! i will definitely check those softwares out! still trying to figure out which printer to buy that’s reasonable in price but still good quality : )

[@ChrisTCGaming]

how do you wash them though?

[@SewPrinted]

Good question!! I've actually washed them in the washing machine as I would regular clothes... just haven't been brave enough to use warm water though. Then I just hang them to dry. I may do a short to show this better.

[@mixmedia9004]

May I know the printer and filament you used for all this?

[@SewPrinted]

I used the Artillery Sidewinder X1 and TPE-FilaFlex Filament by the Spanish brand Recreus. They have a reseller in the US called Narrowpath 3D, a small business with really cool people :)

[@rusticagenerica]

Screw the super long ads on your video !!!

[@victoriawest2859]

they look too hard and they are too hard to make screw bell sleeves do ruffle sleeves for the wings maybe? i think ruffles would look cooler anyway

[@joselinares4899]

Hello, where can I find the files for the sleeves of the Last winning V necked shirt?

[@SewPrinted]

I currently don’t share any of my stl files anywhere but I plan to in the future 👍🏼

[@souhaibrouissi4903]

hhhhhhhh big head 🤣