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Category Archives: Stash Couture
Dad’s Shirt -> Baby Shirt
The quilts from his Dad’s Shirts were fun, and then his Dad had requested a shirt for the baby. Give me a minute! (OK, maybe 3 hours!) Baby-sized clothes can be a bit daunting due to the tiny little….., well, … Continue reading
Posted in Clothing, Sewing, Sewing for Baby, Stash Couture, Uncategorized
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Baby Quilts from Daddy’s Shirts
Babies are special. Grandbabies even more so (if that is even possible!) So, what does The Destashifier do when a grandbaby (the First Grandbaby!) is due? Make a quilt, of course. Or better yet… TWO QUILTS! One bassinet-sized, and one … Continue reading
Posted in Home Decor, Modern, Quilting, Sewing, Stash Couture
Tagged Baby quilts, Quilts from men's shirts
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Appliqued Leaves Jacket
No weddings this year – but there is a graduation! In a colder climate! Which only means one thing! Time to make a jacket! I selected McCalls 7201. This Nancy Zieman Swing coat has no center back seam and a … Continue reading
Posted in Clothing, Embellishment, Scrap Couture, Sewing, Stash Couture
Tagged applique embellishments, applique leaves, embellished jacket, McCalls 7201
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Traveling MOB Wardrobe…
How many dresses are too many to take to a wedding? If one is the Mother of the Bride, there is no limit. If one sews, the limit is only established by the time available for sewing. Using Tried and … Continue reading
Posted in Clothing, Scrap Couture, Sewing, Stash Couture
Tagged Mother of the bride sewing, Vogue 8764
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Stash Couture Mother of the Bride Dress
A tropical wedding in a beautiful island setting. The bride was breath-taking. The groom handsome. So much planning! Bride’s dress. Fittings. Bridesmaids dresses and groomsmen attire. Flowers. Cake. Dinner. Seating. Imitating impossible Pinterest pictures. And the logistics of transporting everything … Continue reading
Free People-esque for $6
Love the Free People look. Boho and comfortable! Don’t really love the prices. I came across a long ecru slub-knit top for $6. It fit like a bag and the V-neck reached a point below my ribcage. But, it was … Continue reading
Posted in Clothing, Embellishment, Sewing, Stash Couture, T-shirt remake, Waste Canvas
Tagged embellishment, Free People DIY, Free People Hack, T-shirt surgery, Tshirt remake
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Stash Couture Boho Top
Is it possible to be stylish in 110+ degrees? A question asked in Phoenix every summer, where I believe “melted” is a style. The stash included two yards of an opaque green silk that must hail from the 1980’s when … Continue reading
Posted in Clothing, Embellishment, Sewing, Stash Couture, Waste Canvas
Tagged embellished tunic, sewing a tunic, Simplicity 1461
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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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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