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Category Archives: Stash Couture
Stash Couture Coat – Vogue 8933 Modified
When traveling to the frozen tundra (an admitted exaggeration, but it is 70 degrees warmer here), a coat is a necessity. The pattern selected was Vogue 8933 with its lean, uncluttered lines. Found a 3 yard piece of suit weight … Continue reading
Posted in Clothing, Goddess, Sewing, Stash Couture
Tagged bound buttonholes, sewing a coat, sewing a lined coat, Vogue 8933
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Lighten Up Pillow Transformation Part 2
What do two beautiful pillows and a Bedskirt need? More pillows… All were sewn from Stash fabrics. A 40″ remnant in a coordinating blue/bold polyester damask was just the right size for two bed pillow covers. The damask designs on … Continue reading
Posted in Embellishment, Home Decor, Scrap Couture, Sewing, Stash Couture
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Bedskirt with Wrap Around Pleats
The first Lighten Up Project was a Bedskirt. Two requirements – it needed to fall to within 1″ of the floor and hang close to the bedposts the corners (space under the bed is storage – but no need to … Continue reading
Posted in Home Decor, Sewing, Stash Couture, Tutorial
Tagged How to sew a tailored bedskirt, sewing a bedskirt
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Lighten Up Pillow Transformation 1
Nothing adds light and reflective textures to a cave better than silk damask! The first layer of pillows has been completed. In the cave these 26″ square pillows were covered in a black/brown paisley. The Lighten Up Project has transformed … Continue reading
Posted in Home Decor, Sewing, Stash Couture
Tagged Bedroom Redo, Bedroom Transformation, Flanged Pillow Tutorial, Sewing Pillows
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Destashification Boho Top
It appears Boho Chic is “all the fashion” now. Oddly, by definition, Boho cannot be Chic. “Boho Chic” translates to “Non-conformist Fashion Follower”!!! All those flowing tops and dresses with the embroidered and embellished necklines – in sizes and cuts for … Continue reading
Posted in Clothing, Embellishment, Scrap Couture, Sewing, Stash Couture
Tagged sewing a boho top, sewing Bohemian top, Sewing with voile, Simplicity 1461
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5891 + 8854 = One Stash Couture Shirt
The neckline of Katherine Tilton’s Butterick 5891 is my current favorite. It has just enough more fashion to be unique! The (very) short and A-lined bodice of the top is, however, well, too short and too A-lined. Even after lengthening … Continue reading
Smocked Top for Adults
Love smocking! I feel an artistic push to experiment with smocking on more adult garments! The “long top over leggings” look seemed promising. The muslin (actually a teal linen blend) for this experiment was completed a few months back. For … Continue reading
Posted in Clothing, Embellishment, Scrap Couture, Sewing, Stash Couture, Uncategorized
Tagged linen top with smocking, smocking, Smocking for Adults, Vogue 4872
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Butterick 6101 – Looks so nice on the Model!
Love the Tilton sister’s designs… all of them. I think The Pattern Stash contains every pattern they have ever designed. The designs force me to step outside my rather straight-laced comfort zone. Katherine Tilton’s Butterick 6101 looked so comfortable and … Continue reading
Posted in Clothing, Scrap Couture, Sewing, Stash Couture
Tagged butterick 6101, sewing knits, tilton top
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Teal Linen Top with Smocking
A yard of teal linen blend was crying out to be included in the Summer Top Series. It was selected to create a “wearable muslin” – which is a trial attempt at new pattern. Fitting and improving design are integral … Continue reading
Posted in Clothing, Embellishment, Sewing, Smocking, Stash Couture
Tagged linen top, Sewing a summer linen top, Teal LInen TOp, Vogue 8472
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Silk Twill Tank Top with Subtle Smocking
The flowy silk used for the Shadow Embellished Silk Top was not the first fabric I cut out for the top. Initially I had selected a crisper silk twill in a paler lavender. Not wanting to return the cut fabric … Continue reading