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Re comments about the gent’s waistcoat – thanks . Also our cats look quite alike ? Mine is very, …
Using two remnants of fabric from the market I made this Peasant Style skirt
Just remember that furnishing fabric like this is NOT WASHABLE !
I often choose furnishing fabrics especially for men’s waistcoats – - I made my wedding suit from…
Thank you for the kind words.
Thank you for the kind comments. I still can’s decide if the background is black ( I used that co…
I drafted a pattern from an existing waistcoat and made this from furnishing fabric. Choosing rather glitzy buttons to finish it off.
Using a Mc Calls pattern for both items. It is over 30 years since I made " baby " clothes – lovely !! I like the small checks for the shirt and the fact that it is a ‘proper’ collar.
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Thank you for your reply. Was lucky it still fits from last year !!
Thank you for your comment.. I have just got back to sewing since I broke my shoulder. I have had…
It was really " a little bit of piping " I was so short of fabric that that small piece had three…
Thank you for the comments. About to make an outfit for my new great nephew and a waistcoat for m…
Second dress this week. Using the same pattern as " Vision in Blue " — once again using two colours. The skirt part was a small remnant and I had to piece together a bias piping on the midriff and…
My first dress of the season after I broke my shoulder ! Using the same pattern as Alpine flowers 1 – with a variation of colours.
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