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Category Archives: Sewing
Lace Layered Top from a 60’s Wedding Dress
I was gifted a 1960s lace wedding dress. Unfortunately, I neglected to take a picture of the dress. It was allover horizontally-oriented lace, had a gathered waist, high neck and short puffy sleeves, much like that in the picture to … Continue reading
More Huck Towels
Huck Embroidery is fun to do and creates beautiful towels for gifting. Different colors of embroidery threads are fed under “floats” in the toweling in geometric patterns. Red, yellow, orange and purple were used to stitch this sampler towel for … Continue reading
Posted in Accessories, Home Decor, Huck Towel, Sewing, Stash Couture
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The Jetson’s Dress
Sewing a dress for my son’s wedding “required” practicing with a few muslins. This one was the first – just to see if the pattern would fit sans adjustments. The pattern seems almost tunic-like, which I did not want, but … Continue reading
Stash Couture Styling: Wearable “Muslin”
Prior to cutting into the silk dupioni, one needs to be sure the selected pattern will fit. Making a “muslin” or “practicing the pattern” to identify any fit adjustments and design options is a necessity. The fabric for this “muslin” … Continue reading
Stash Couture Styling for the MOG
Weddings!!!! A lot of fun AND a great opportunity for Stash Couture Styling!!! For the wedding, a MOG dress in a border print silk chiffon, lined with silk dupioni. The jacket is the same dupioni, self-lined. All fabrics from The … Continue reading
Silk Dupioni Tunic
The Stash contains some beautiful fabrics – including yards and yards (and yards) of silk dupioni. I went through a “Silk? Gotta have it!” period. One piece of dupioni was just over a yard of an almost iridescent lightweight silver/teal … Continue reading
Posted in Clothing, Sewing, Stash Couture
Tagged Butterick 5891, sewing a tunic top, sewing with silk dupioni, silk dupioni tunic, Vogue 9062
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Fit and Fabulous T-shirt Remake
It started as an Old Navy men’s XXL T-shirt. The Cerulean Blue color caught my eye – and the $6 price tag sealed the deal. McCall’s 6747 was used for the Fit and Fabulous T-shirt. After cutting apart the XXL … Continue reading
Valentine’s Top – Just one Shade of Grey
Grey and Black have been the colors this winter. Grey sweaters, black leggings, grey coat… All very comfortable, but lacking in color. By Valentine’s Day, this monochromatic issue requires attention. So, the search was on for a colorful fabric that … Continue reading
Stash Couture version of the Anthropologie Lata Tee
Love the embellishments on these Anthropologie Lata Tee’s. Lace and calico bias binding? The Stash has those! I thought it possible to replicate these with just a few modifications to a long sleeved t-shirt. A quick trip to Old Navy … Continue reading