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This project delves into co-pattern-making through the fusion of physical and digital processes. The methodology involved a fluid interchange between physical and digital realms. I scanned all the paper patterns previously used in my studio work. Using the Processing software, the scanned patterns underwent random selection and were cropped at certain parts and reassembled. Each resultant pattern emerged as a unique amalgamation, incorporating elements from six distinct previous patterns. Failed assemblies were ignored, and the successful ones were printed out and sewn to form closed shapes.