Part 2 in my endeavor to re-build my Fashion Sewing Reference File is to get a new handle on my current pattern inventory. How I've decided to go about doing this is to photocopy (scan a copy) the line drawings of all my Burda magazines and all of my pattern envelopes. As a fashion sewer… Continue reading Building a Fashion Sewing Reference File – Part 2 – Pattern Choices
Category: In the Studio
Building a Fashion Sewing Reference File – Part 1 – Introduction
For the next few weeks I'm going to be working on updating my Fashion Sewing Reference File. This is #2 on my 'To Do' list and it's been a long time coming. I thought it might be fun to run a series of posts to show you all how I'm going to be building my… Continue reading Building a Fashion Sewing Reference File – Part 1 – Introduction
Santino and Scarlett…a little bit of fashion fun on the road!
H.I.L.A.R.I.O.U.S.!!!! "Miss Sue Ellen! Miss Careen! Prayer Time!" Austin Scarlett calls out from the banister of a glorious Antebelem era plantation home staircase. A subtle reference to a scene from Gone With The Wind. (The girls are called downstairs for evening prayers, they squabble over who will wear the 'green dress' and eventually we understand that… Continue reading Santino and Scarlett…a little bit of fashion fun on the road!
Pantone Fashion Color Report for Fall 2010
I am sooooo not thinking about FAll and/or Winter yet. Good Gosh, it is so hot around here that I keep thinking I need to still be making shorts and tops! So as always, when Pantone puts out their color reports I llike to link to them here. PANTONE_Fashion_Color_Report_Fall_2010 I just find them so interesting… Continue reading Pantone Fashion Color Report for Fall 2010
Alright, Mr. Cutline is out Miss Coraline is in.
Apparently I haven't been listening to WordPress's announcements lately. They have transitioned all the blogs that use the Cutline template over to a new template called Coraline. Forgive me if you have absolutely no idea of what I'm talking about...it's a little bit of the behind the scenes speak. In a nut shell, the template… Continue reading Alright, Mr. Cutline is out Miss Coraline is in.
Repurpose Some Wood for Ruler Storage!
When I am overwhelmed with so many things going on and a seemingly endless stream of ideas going on in my head I like to make a quickie list of things to do. I've learned over the years that it is better to keep a 'To Do' list short, with no more than 5 items on… Continue reading Repurpose Some Wood for Ruler Storage!
What happened? Dude, where’s my blog?
If you just happened to notice this, my blog has up and gone whacko on me. Looks like the culprit is someone over at WordPress playing a really bad joke on me. My template up and walked away and was suplanted by a new template thuse throwing all of my data into a swash pool.… Continue reading What happened? Dude, where’s my blog?
Hmmm…what to do what to do…
I just got home from a very long early morning and have gone into the sewing room and can't think about where in the world should I go next with my projects. The wake up alarm was 4:00am but my sub-conscious mind couldn't sleep past 3:00am so I tossed and turned for a good 40… Continue reading Hmmm…what to do what to do…
California Trip Stash – #1 Quilting Cottons
Here is a photo of all the quilting cottons I picked up while in California. Usually when I shop for quilting fabrics I try to only look for fabrics that will fill a void in my palette of colors. In this case it is medium blues, black backgrounds and neutrals. I first look in the… Continue reading California Trip Stash – #1 Quilting Cottons
Jane’s Fabrique visit in La Jolla
La Jolla, California, pronounced La HOYA is a very beautiful little beach town in the San Diego area. There are lots of little shops and cute little restaurants to spend time in. Many people come to enjoy La Jolla for it's famous cove, tide pools and beach. Others come to watch the Sea Lions. Me.… Continue reading Jane’s Fabrique visit in La Jolla


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