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My 2013 In Review....

on December 20, 2013

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How to: Sewing a snood with a French seam (part 2)

on December 18, 2013

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How To Stamp Your Own Fabric (Part 1)

on December 17, 2013

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Completed: Hand Stamped Snood

on December 13, 2013

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How To: Inserting a side seam zip with pocket

on December 10, 2013

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Inspiration Wednesday....

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Inspiration Wednesday

Sleeves are one of the most overlooked areas for me, yet there are so many options to make them more interesting. Inspiration taken from my pintrest board 'Garment Details ' . Don't forget you can pin them to your own board by hovering over the image a looking for the little 'P' that appears in the top left hand corner.

maid in manhattan & illustration

I watched maid in Manhattan for the first time this week!! I thought the film was alright but a bit flat. It's not something I'd watch again in a hurry. Aside from the film lacking any real luster. I loved the dress that jenifer Lopez's character wears. Isn't it a darling, so dreamy!! The drapery is fabulous. It't flows and hangs so well, it's just gorgeous. I honestly thought it was by a top designer but interestingly its by Albert Wolsky a well credited costume designer, who based on that dress should have his own label. To the illustration! I didn't intend to draw the dress as such, I was doodling pondering what sort of dress to draw when that dress poped in to my head so I used it as inspiration and did my own take on it. I used bleed proof paper for this illustration which worked a treat. I don't usually go for fancy paper types but this is recommended for ...

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