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blog.fabricville.com
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| | | | | Désolé, cet article est seulement disponible en Anglais. Coco Chanel introduced her first tweed jacket in her 1954 collection. Since then, the tweedy bouclé fabric has evoked a sense of understated luxury attainable by only a few lucky people. But what if you could find a piece of fabric that you could manipulate into whatever you wanted and create for yourself the same kind of look-quiet luxury? I know what I would do. »Read more about: Coco Meets Comfort » | |
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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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thecrookedhem.net
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| | | | | Recently, Chelsea of Daughter Judy Patterns shared her denim Teague skirt, and it reminded me that I've been wanting to revisit this pattern for a while. The Teague skirt is a pattern meant for knits, but with a few modifications, it works beautifully in a woven, too. In today's post, I'll walk through the modifications... | |
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blog.cyberdaze.org
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| | | I don't repeat a lot of patterns. I'm always making new patterns, hoping that the next one is going to make up into the amazing unicorn garment that looks perfect and is so comfortable I wear it every week for years. Burda 112 11/2015 is not quite that: my first attempt had a big tracing... | ||
