This is so perfect! I love everything about this dress!
Thank you! .
I bought the stamp in a stationery store in Shinjuku, they come as a wide piece of…
Thank you.
Actually I bought the fabric in Solo. I’ve seen some batik fabric in Tokyo, but of cou…
So beautiful! I admire all the details, frills, button loops, yoke, and the fabric!
A few more mini wallets/card cases for my shop, this time is in Echino prints fabric by Etsuko Furuya.
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A zippered pencil pouch made with Echino prints fabric. I made two pouches for my shop, but then I kept one of them for my colored pens .
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Thank you! I did iron some fusible interfacing on the outer fabrics to add reinforcement.
A fabric bucket from Ikea fabric scraps.
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These are wallets that I made to accompany my wallet tutorial.
They are made of pink Japanese cotton fabrics, one in polkadot and the other one in floral pattern. The beige linings are Indian cott…
Thank you for the tip! I’m definitely going to try that .
Well I’m still trying to find out the best ways to sew knits with regular sewing machine (maybe t…
Unfortunately I only used a regular home sewing machine. I’m still trying to find reasons so I ca…
Congratulations to all the winner!
I really like your skirt, Sewlthought! I think the idea is rea…
A simple long-sleeved T-shirt for my husband.
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Love all your dresses and the wonderful fabrics! .
Glad that you like it!
I still find it difficult to make a pattern and convert it into a pdf fil…
Just a little boxy pouch that I made recently. The fuchsia fabric is from IKEA with yellow lining and yellow cotton webbing for handle.
Thank you everyone! .
too cute!
H there! Thank you for the nice message on my wall .
I really like your owl fabric book!
I initially made one mini wallet to accommodate my over-abundant cards crammed in my poor wallet. Then I made some more from Japanese fabric for my little shop. …
Thank you!
Yes I made the pattern myself. It’s pretty basic, just a slight A-line dress with bust…
The fabric is actually not real batik because the pattern is printed, but it’s cotton and very comfortable. As the pattern of the fabric is rich enough, I made it into a simple dress and finished t…
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