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lauriana

is at www.petitmainsauvage.blogspot.com

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2 August

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    Aug 2, 2009, 01.57 AMby hasi

    Thanks for your comment and advice on my wool jacket. I’ll try to iron it soon!!

3 July

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    Jul 3, 2009, 10.07 AMby sisterpatterson

    Thanks for your awesome comment,I don’t sew by patterns…lol I just place my material on the table pray over it and see it in my head….but I would love to sew by pattern and get the job done right.Thanks again doll.

30 June

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    Jun 30, 2009, 02.45 AMby frankiesoup

    Any chance the sewing machine in that pic is an old Jones? The box looks exactly the same as mine! :)

    You have some gorgeous creations! Thanks for sharing!

22 June

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    Jun 22, 2009, 11.06 AMby smvphotography

    hi lauriana,
    can you tell i would really like to be dutch? thank you for your nice compliment and keep on being a busy beaver!

10 June

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    Jun 10, 2009, 11.44 PMby ksanajoy

    Having looked through all your creations and besides admiring them, I couldn’t stop noting that you have something in common with Isabelle Huppert.. :)

8 June

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    Jun 8, 2009, 11.19 PMby oscarthegrouch108

    thanks for the comment on my wedding dress! i’m so happy with how it’s turned out. actually, the pattern isn’t very hard to start with, it’s the details that make it look complicated.

4 June

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    Jun 4, 2009, 02.37 PMby nehmah

    I hope you are having much fun with your new machine. Congratulations. I’d rather have a new machine than a car or TV. Nehmah

2 June

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    Jun 2, 2009, 07.37 PMby Grinchy

    I saw your knit dress in the burdastyle photos. Yay for sergers! I’ll be so happy when I can get one (and make it work!!)

1 June

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    Jun 1, 2009, 09.21 AMby TatusWelle

    Oh and thanks for the comment on the jersey dress too. Good advice; I will definitely use it and do most of the pattern-free stuff with jersey for now! : )

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    Jun 1, 2009, 09.19 AMby TatusWelle

    Thanks for the comment on my african wax skirt to dress : ).

24 May

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    May 24, 2009, 06.15 AMby ashchaser

    Thanks! This was my first attempt at working with stripes and it actually turned out pretty well for the most part. By the way I really love all of your creations, they are all so classic and beautiful!

21 May

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    May 21, 2009, 08.01 AMby pinupglamour

    Ah! You are amazing! What great tailoring in all of your pieces!

20 May

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    May 20, 2009, 07.03 PMby manjo

    bonjour Lauriana!ireally like your style sexy but classique thangs for all creations and explanation i’am a new menber i dont sew a lot with a baby but i enjoy everry little bit i do .

8 May

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    May 8, 2009, 03.14 AMby CarotteSauvage

    Hi there, thanks for the compliment! Yep I drafted the dress myself using the drafts of my ‘Denim Pleated Skirt’ I made last spring combining it with the bust and waist lines from a friend’s dress, comparing it with JJ’s bodice and Elaine’s "coffee date dress’’, divided the front part to accommodate button strip and Nancy’s collar and yoke, half appropriation really…

5 May

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    May 5, 2009, 06.58 PMby NattyJane

    Hey, thanks for you comment on the scalloped skirt. I have to admit that this creation was quite the experiment. I started by sewing the scalloped edges onto two layers of fabric and then turning them out, but it didn’t quite give me the shape I was thinking of. So instead I put strips of fusible interfacing on the backs of the strips of cotton and then cut out the scalloped edges. Like I said, it’s experimental and I was playing around with various ideas so we’ll see how it holds up and maybe I can come up with another method for a future skirt.

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    May 5, 2009, 05.07 AMby Hajnika

    Comming from you,such a nice comment,gave me the joy of my work.

3 May

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    May 3, 2009, 07.09 AMby Salvia

    Thank you very much for your nice comment. It was not so difficult to change the pattern, I only added the sleeves to a jumperskirt pattern. I sewd a lot of Lolita dresses in the past. Mostly I use patterns from the Gosu Rori (I can´t believe I fit in Japanese sizes). Natron&Soda is a great resource for patterns. I never really used one, but it is also a good inspiration.

12 April

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    Apr 12, 2009, 09.41 PMby Constance_K

    Hi Lauriana!
    Thank you so much. Yes, I drafted the kimono sleeves in one with the bodice, on a 90 degree angle to the CF, which gives a surprisingly free range of movement. I can easily raise my arms straight to the sky, even with a very fitted bodice, which was a problem for me with set-in sleeves. Many kimono sleeves are drafted maybe 60 degrees to the CF, and then you get the armraising problem. My word of advice: round off the part where the sleeve meets the bodice, similar to the underarm on this Burda shirt, except not as baggy. If you round the corner sufficiently, it can substitute the gusset, at least a little. It’s much faster to sew than a gusset.

    The only downside to the 90 degree sleeves is that you get a lot of wrinkles at the underarm area, because the extra fabric has to go somewhere. I don’t mind that look at all, though.

    Anyway, my compliments on your style!It is goth-ish without looking contrived, something I strived to do for five years before I gave up. And your drafting skills must be great. Especially your skirts seem to drape very well. Do you have a secret to that?

6 April

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    Apr 6, 2009, 12.28 PMby smvphotography

    hi, you have such wonderful style! and i went to school for photography and am now working a desk job and am dreaming about making designing/sewing as my career. well, for one you’re waaaaay more productive than i am and i have ways to go… i love all your jackets!

31 March

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    Mar 31, 2009, 05.40 AMby reggiebaby

    Hi, thank you for the comment on my girdle, i completely agree with you about the clips but being a poor student i went with the cheaper (free) option. Just been looking at your creations you have made some lovely things!

21 March

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    Mar 21, 2009, 10.47 AMby soysauce

    Love, love your designs, creations, photos. Very inspiring!

20 March

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    Mar 20, 2009, 12.42 AMby hamble

    Really love your stuff. You have a way of picking things that really suit you. Thanks for sharing it all, it’s great!

2 March

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    Mar 2, 2009, 06.19 AMby Hajnika

    Hi Lauriana! All your creations are very very beautifuls. I like it so much! It’s professionals.

10 February

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    Feb 10, 2009, 02.08 AMby minnietheminks

    Thanks for your comment on my dress. Yeah the pattern making was a challenge but so worth it, I wish the dress was for for me :) Your double polka dot dress is lovely, sutis your very well and you have so many money great creations!!

9 February

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    Feb 9, 2009, 04.11 PMby dkocsis45

    Hi, thank you for commenting on my a-line skirt. glad you liked it!

14 January

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    Jan 14, 2009, 08.15 PMby Bola

    Hey there thanks for your comments and all your advice on the fabric etc!!bx

29 December

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    Dec 29, 2008, 12.45 AMby cmcraig41

    Just wanted to say how much I love your designs. I love the mix of classic, retro and edgy. I find myself drawn to exactly the same silhouettes most of the time and love to mix them together on occasion. I find myself being inspired by your entire collection here. I’m only just starting to make clothes
    (I made quilts up till now) and find this site and people like you to be a huge relief, inspiration and ego boost all in one!

23 December

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    Dec 23, 2008, 09.27 AMby fraufröhlich

    hi, i love your style and colour choices!!

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    Dec 23, 2008, 09.03 AMby lyndi

    LOVE your style… :)

22 December

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    Dec 22, 2008, 03.29 PMby mangos

    Hi there, thanks for the comment on the plaid pants. About the rivets, we conveniently have a leather hole punch, which worked perfectly to make holes in the right spot. Insert the rivet and then there were two pieces of metal, one for the bottom and one for the top to hammer at. lol, I found the rivets a lot more fun to insert than adding belt loops, those are tedious.

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