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Journal

A closer look into Maudé’s creative process, studio updates, and the development behind each piece.

Active updates — this journal is refreshed as the work develops.

  1. The architecture of the piece. Patterns are drafted, cut in calico, and revised until the structure holds the intended line on the body rather than on paper.

    First drafted pattern

    First drafted pattern, figuring out the shape

    Sleeve and front paper sewing patterns on a wood floor

    Playing with the pattern shape
  2. Assembly is deliberate and unhurried. Seams, finishes, and internal supports are built to be felt from the inside as much as they are seen from the outside.

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    08.19.26

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    08.19.26

    Caption — replace with your own.

    08.19.26

  3. The piece as it is meant to be seen. This is where every decision — material, pattern, construction — resolves into a single, finished silhouette.

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