Burda Style For people who sew
Description
Here are just a few images of the handmade Tailor’s Ham and Seam Roll sets that I sell in my haberdashery shop, A Fashionable Stitch. These are made with a cotton side and a wool side and are packed extra firm with recycled white pine sawdust flour. They come complete with a hanging tag to hang up and away when not in use. They’re a “fashionable” twist on these pressing essentials. Here are few reviews from some of my fantastic customers:
“Greatest notions purchase EVER!!! Pressing time is now happy, pine-scented time. Wonderful. Thank you!”
“Great item, hard to find and very well made. Stuffed like a turkey! Will buy again if needed.”
“Beautifully made! Arrived quickly. Thank you so much Sunni!”
“Received really quickly! Even cuter in person than in the photo! Love them!”
“Amazing!! I received my set in record time and I’m quite pleased! They are beautifully constructed and the packaging was lovely.”
For more information, hop on over to my shop, or visit my blog.
xoxo,
Sunni
This product is for sale
By sunnilj9 at A Fashionable Stitch
Material Notes
wool fabric, cotton fabric, muslin, sawdust, ric rac, thread
Difficulty
Intermediate
Categories
- For
- Home/Deco
- Garment Type
- Accessories
- Material
- Cotton, Wool
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Apr 21, 2011, 05.04 PMby loyl8
very adoarbe…love them!!
Apr 21, 2011, 06.12 AMby Ralf Schmitz
oh what a great idea! i never ever thought to make these kind of notions myself, but you have really inspired me! thank you very much !