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blog.tessuti.com.au | ||
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inspiredsewing.com
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| | | | | Boro are Japanese textiles that have been patched or mended, usually to repair worn out sections of clothing. Traditionally cotton, linen and hemp were stitched in layers not only to repair clothing but to add warmth. Boro is now considered a very distinctive art form and very fashionable. After years of working with Satin, Lace... | |
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blog.cyberdaze.org
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| | | | | I have a bit of a problem with dressing my top half in winter. I love making trousers and jumpsuits. I don't mind making shirts. But I struggle with making warm tops. I don't like cardigans and they don't like me, so I'm mostly limited to a couple of Burda sweater patterns that I make... | |
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corecouture.wordpress.com
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| | | | | I'm always far behind with the fashion trends - this particular one by 4,000 years! The Japanese have kimono, the Americanshave poncho and the Northern Europeans have Bog Coats - all of them are the simplest of shapes, straight line cut, easy sewing and minimal waste. I suppose in the days when you had to... | |
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www.idlefancy.com
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| | | Good morning, my dear marmosets! Last week, I posted about the Kibbe System and my incipient plans to overhaul my wardrobe. Your interest i... | ||
