I just bought this on Ebay, while ostensibly doing research study for today’s post. Ahem. It’s not the world’s biggest picture, however what a awesome dress! I’m believing of doing pin-on buttons to ensure that I might modification them at will. I most likely wouldn’t wear it with the scarf. It’s just so completely 2001: … Read moreHolds scarf for added Interest!
Well, do you? I can tell you. The reason this dress looks so absolutely, mindbogglingly, astoundingly stunning is because the waist is twenty-four goddamn inches. It’s enough to make a girl take up tightlacing. I’m gonna get a four-poster bed to hang on to while an obliging person pulls mightily on my whalebone undergarments. Sheesh. … Read moreDo you know why this dress looks so wonderful?
because the holidays are coming up, I believed this extract from miss Leslie’s habits book would be helpful: In providing a gown to a buddy whose situations are not so affluent as your own, as well as who you understand will gladly get it, choose one of outstanding quality, as well as of a colour … Read moreHow to provide a gown
I want this with an unnatural and possibly unholy desire. The dress on the left, natch. Which I want to make in sheer red organza with a red satin sash, in purchase to take it from “terrified (and heavily drugged) child bride” to “whore” in one short step, but either way it’s wrong. I could … Read moreUnholy.
Holly suggested this gown to me … what dress, you ask? The gown made of this fabric, which is listed here, by the eBay seller Aphrodite Eternal. Which is a fitting name for somebody selling a gown made from heart-emblazoned fabric, isn’t it? I like that the hearts are yellow (and likewise blue, not seen … Read moreHearts as well as Minds
got a bit bit of a late begin today … however I bet you understand what’s coming: one more simplicity 1577! as well as it’s a unusual solid-fabric example of Erin-sewing, too: You understand exactly how the camera adds ten pounds? Mine adds ten wrinkles. This zipper is … not great. Here’s the back: And, … Read moreThe Hundred Dresses: Day 27
I understand I keep coming back to the large waistband, however with a pattern like this, who might blame me? I desire that this weren’t a B32, or that I weren’t as well lazy to scale it up, since it’s just perfect. I believe I would even make the jacket with this one, as well … Read moreThat gown Again, the Midriff One
pleased 2017, people! Here’s a new dress that isn’t the same dress I’ve made the last dozen times: It’s the Rushcutter by In The Folds, sewn up in fairly heavy denim. I delighted in sewing it quite a bit (once I got the pattern taped together), but I delight in wearing it immensely. Here’s the neck … Read moreHappy new Year/Dress
I’ve produced a new arm pattern for my diy miniature gown forms. A couple of people asked about an arm pattern for the half-scale gown develops recently, so I figured it was time to make one. The arm attaches either with ribbon ties or with pins, or you might customize it to connect some other … Read moreMiniature Arm Pattern