I'm making so many pairs of French Knicers for a sew-along!
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I made these flirty French knickers in soft and decadent silk twill. The pattern I used is my own design, and is available here for instant download:
http://mrsdepew.com/lingerie-patterns/ma-cheri…
I made these as part of the French Knickers Sew Along on my blog A Few Threads Loose. I used the Ma Cherie French Knickers pattern to make these in tencil knit jersey. Using stretch fabrics were so…
This is really beautiful! Well done!
This is lovely! Your fabric color choice is just beautiful!
I made this neglige using a vintage digital pattern from my shop Mrs. Depew Vintage.
This project only took me 2 hours to make. I’m very fond of instant gratification so this was right up my alley…
I made this Apron using a vintage patter by Pictorial Review from the 1930’s. You can read all about it, my fabric expedition to Ikea, and the matching kitchen towels at my blog A Few Threads Loose…
I made this corset as part of a co-sew-along I’m hosting over on my blog A Few Threads Loose. I used a 1950’s vintage style digital pattern and added details like lace overlay, a back closure ruffl…
If you want to know how to get a sharp point (as opposed to a softer, rounded look) on an inverted corner like a corset bottom or a v-neckline, here’s a good technique to try.
For this tutorial,…
I made this set using a printable pdf that’s for sale here:
http://www.etsy.com/listing/78610972/vintage-sewing-pattern-1940s-bikini-bra
It was really easy and in a great size for a vintage patte…
I agree with you completely! I want them looking at my resume, not my skin. I wore a suit jacket …
I made this dress in hopes of getting a big job interview. It must be good juju because as I was sewing the armhole facing in, I got the call for the interview. I’ll hear back in a few days but for…
This is so beautiful, well done! Where did you get that gorgeous fabric?
I made this blouse using a 1950’s sewing pattern that I recently re-styled, updated, and turned into a pdf.
http://www.etsy.com/listing/89733977/vintage-sewing-pattern-ladies-1950s
The blouse w…
It would have to be the little black dress from breakfast at Tiffany’s.
Your photo’s are so cute and made me giggle! The dress looks great!
This shirt was a combination of two Burda magazine patterns (2/2010) and was part of a plan to copy a Victoria’s Secret shirt. For the fabric I used Radiance cotton/ silk poplin from Fabric.com whi…
Oh, by far the hardest to find in my region is ribbon! I have to buy it online if I want any/
I have a great sewing space in our upstairs loft with all white furniture, tons of light, and ver…
0 times, I don’t have one, but I would love to win one!
I learned by myself, and by reading vintage sewing books from cover to cover. A few great interne…
After sewing a curve, if you cut little notches in your seam allowance, just short of the stitchi…
Wow what a great prize! I come from a line of seamstresses that goes back 7 generations! My gran…
My inspiration is mixed. I draw a lot of inspiration from tv shows set in other eras. For example…
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