after i sewed the jogging T, i received 3 orders from my friend, even FB friend asked me to have one..
therefore, i tailor made a tank for my friend Jennifer, i had draw a design for her after i have fully discussion with her needs....
Da La...Tank is ready, Jennfer let's walking together...The goal is 3 kg less..…
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only one serging on the back..sew great pattern!!!!…
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Now i can sew my own design pattern....ha. The dress pattern from Japanese sewing book are using too much fabric,
so i try to use 1 yard to made this dress. Keep it short and keep it cool (from the bust), so i modity the dress to show off my Good bust line....i can't believe i am upgrade to 34D or 36C cup.........ha....
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This is a vintage Post-WWII dress which automatically cheers me up. My finished dress has a great combination going for it - comfort, easy dressing, ability to match with a wide range of accessories, cool design features, and a pretty satin shine with the bonus of a knit. Plus, I had the opportunity to do plenty of gathering, which is one my most enjoyable sewing techniques. Here is one of those projects where everything fell together just perfectly. The frequency of compliments seem…
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It's that time of year to see all sorts of things proudly showing off our country's colors, and I will be no exception.
A new dress can't get any more fun than going all out in a full circle skirt, contrast lining to highlight my "burnout" designed knit, and bold red color to boot.
FABRIC: 1 1/2 yards…
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As much as my family enjoyed watching the movie "Romance on the High Seas", released 1948, I enjoy even more being able (on account of my sewing skills) to wear today the fashion from a movie of over 60 years ago. The music, together with the many outfits that Doris Day wore as the starlet of the movie, are all stuck in my head, and Butterick's 150th Anniversary Sewing Contest gave me the perfect excuse to whip up one of Ms. Day's signature Hollywood looks. To make the blue and white…
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In the past several months life has thrown many obstacles my way. The most significant and most recent of which involved moving into a smaller space. By moving into the smaller space, I have had to come face to face with the amount of fabric and sewing notions that I have acquired. I finally am having to admit that I have reached a point where I can not purchase any fabric for any reason. I need to either create something with my fabric stash, or I need to make sure it goes to a good…
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This is the outfit I made to see, on opening weekend, the new "The Great Gatsby" movie. The tunic is very cool, loose, and breezy, just like the ideal 20's silhouette. My outfit was so easy sew! For once I spoiled myself and took my good old time to make it, resulting in a very fun and low stress project.
I was channeling the early 20's with my combination, in which the large fancy hats from the late teens were still popular, but quickly loosing favor to the flapper…
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My dress is, I believe, quite historically accurate. I have taken a good amount of time and patience to get this project right, done plenty of historical and fashion research, and my public approval has come unwarranted in the form of comments from strangers. The best part about my hankie-hem dress is the way it fits, how it feels so fun, and is very comfortable to wear!
My dress is meant to channel the 'turn of the decade' 1929 look, as evidenced by my early 30's…
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An interesting facet of fashion history is the rather quiet and not so well known area of what is the first layer, what goes hidden -and often forgotten- under peoples' clothing. I personally would consider it a good thing to bring back at least some of the beautiful and practical vintage lingerie, especially tap pants (or tango shorts and French knickers as they are also called). There was, and still is, an easy decency, discreet fashion, and happy practicality about these pairs…
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Re-releasing vintage pattern 2859 was one of Vogue Company's best moves, in my humble opinion, and I really enjoy the finished results. My version of the blouse/top from V2859 embodies three of the most popular, most distinctive fashion trends for women in the 1930's, not to mention the fact my top pays homage to two of that era's top rival designers, Coco Chanel and…
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This sewing project is my sun-shiny 'never-give-up' dress. I persisted in finishing my yellow retro/modern dress when some unexpected, time consuming correction measures were needed on it. Now I have a very cool and classic style to get me through the summer. With the right hairstyle, I can definitely rock the 60's era in my dress!
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This 1979 sewing pattern book was found in a 2nd hand bookstore for only 3 usd dollar , later i came home and google other site found it worth 30usd more.
This book was published in 1979, and broad cast on TV~ Wow~ what good old sewing day..sew nice.
Wow~ 1979, I was at 3rd grade at 10-years-old little gril, who like to play changing cloth on Paper Doll and dreaming
my Mom's sewing book/magazine..Yes, it is this book. I was dream of dressing…
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My floral border print dress makes me feel a part of the "Mad Men" TV series and Audrey Hepburn era, with all the class and fashion that goes with these connotations. I am especially proud at how I made the most of what I had with my dress. Here is a 'frankenpatterned' creation so as to make the most of a small amount of border print fabric from my stash. This pattern combo also makes a more manageable design to wear in our modern times while still remaining true to 1957 dresses. I…
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3 29 is Youth Holiday..i had sewed two dresses today to celebrate my youth on sewing. Sewing keep me young and beauty.
1. Follow Pink Pink Dress pattern.
This pattern is wonderful pattern. 100% right for me as
a. Good wasit line.…
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This pattern was from Sytle book summer 2012. I had marked "To Sew" since last summer, and then came the autumn, and then winter...3 seasons is past...i also piled up sewing pattern magazines and fooling around sew many "To sew" patterns...
well~ you know sometimes you have Peferct pattern but still waiting for the Perfect Fabric to match..........
Till last Sat, i found these fabric that match with Sytle book summer 2012 ...fabric feel like Spring breeze, finest…
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Join us at the Mood School April 6th with Nathan Paul from season 10 of Project Runway. He will show you how to take your jacket from "Drab To Fab". To register for this class go to http://bit.ly/fabnathanpaul
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