With the estate agents coming tomorrow to put our little house on the market I have no sewing of my own to share.
I think this is a wondrous substitute.
Enjoy!
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Christiansays
The sewing is exquisite but some (most) of the garments are not flattering and the models look sulky and uncomfortable. I’m trying to think of a way of incorporating some of the ideas into my sewing but I can’t see how I could include much beadwork in Isabelle’s little needlecord pinafore dresses or her stretchy leggings! I do love sewing the little dresses though, and wait till you see the crazy patterned tights I’ve got her!
Pendle Stitchessays
To be fair if I had to have my hair like that I’d be sulky too! 😉
The beadwork is so exquisite…and scaled down for real life would be lovely. I just wish I had 1/100th of the skill. I’d be a happy hamster indeed.
Isabelle is a lucky girl. I’m intrigued about the tights. Can’t wait!
The standard of work is incredible. Some of the dresses are a bit of an odd shape though. I loved seeing them working the fabric close up. It’s given loafs of ideas. Good luck with the house. Xx
Pendle Stitchessays
Those seamstresses are ridiculously skilled. I’m completely besotted with their skills. I would happily spend all day sweeping the floors if they’d just let me watch and learn a bit!
Swoon indeed but I too found myself thinking “look at their miserable faces”! Then I started to laugh as I thought “crikey, they’d need a heck of a lot of beads to cover something that fit me” 🙂 I love hand sewing so much, maybe one day I’ll make something really OTT and decorated like this 😉
Pendle Stitchessays
It’s the hair. It’s enough to make you weep!
Hahahaha….I’d need a truck load of beads. But would it be beautiful to make something fancy with just a nod to them. I do love hand sewing too.
Christian says
The sewing is exquisite but some (most) of the garments are not flattering and the models look sulky and uncomfortable. I’m trying to think of a way of incorporating some of the ideas into my sewing but I can’t see how I could include much beadwork in Isabelle’s little needlecord pinafore dresses or her stretchy leggings! I do love sewing the little dresses though, and wait till you see the crazy patterned tights I’ve got her!
Pendle Stitches says
To be fair if I had to have my hair like that I’d be sulky too! 😉
The beadwork is so exquisite…and scaled down for real life would be lovely. I just wish I had 1/100th of the skill. I’d be a happy hamster indeed.
Isabelle is a lucky girl. I’m intrigued about the tights. Can’t wait!
Mother of Reinvention says
The standard of work is incredible. Some of the dresses are a bit of an odd shape though. I loved seeing them working the fabric close up. It’s given loafs of ideas. Good luck with the house. Xx
Pendle Stitches says
Those seamstresses are ridiculously skilled. I’m completely besotted with their skills. I would happily spend all day sweeping the floors if they’d just let me watch and learn a bit!
Chica Andaluza says
Swoon indeed but I too found myself thinking “look at their miserable faces”! Then I started to laugh as I thought “crikey, they’d need a heck of a lot of beads to cover something that fit me” 🙂 I love hand sewing so much, maybe one day I’ll make something really OTT and decorated like this 😉
Pendle Stitches says
It’s the hair. It’s enough to make you weep!
Hahahaha….I’d need a truck load of beads. But would it be beautiful to make something fancy with just a nod to them. I do love hand sewing too.