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The shape is based on an apron I own, made a little smaller for a seven year old. I did change the style quite a lot though. The original apron is simpler, the binding is used to make the ties, bind the sides and loops at the top to make the neck strap. I made a separate neck strap so that it is wider, and more comfortable, I also made some button holes on the strap and attached it to the apron by sewing two small buttons on the back of the apron so that it can be adjusted. Blogged at: www.handledcarefully.blogspot.com
Midi skirt made of glazed cotton in a pencil silhouette. Detailed with a round neck and princess seam with contrast piping, www.dreamzonedehradun.com/fashion-design/perfectly style with structured semi linen peplum jacket.
Ok, so on a human body... the silhouette is interesting.
This skirt imo is not for a curvy body... that is, unless you have no hips. Then I think it could work.
Sunday morning brings Cal to Brookyln General for a patternmaking class. Check out the yarn-packed shelves--Brooklyn General used to be a real general store and the old shelving (complete with rolling ladders) and fixtures still remain...
Summer 2012 - Bonjour, my name is Tianna, and I adore fashion and the arts with an overwhelming passion. Amidst the maple trees and the beavers in Canada, you can find me huddled in my room painting, blogging, designing, putting together outfits, reading Vogue or Seventeen and just being me. And now to clear up the famous Canadian stereotypes; I do not put maple syrup on everything, nor do I ride a polar bear to school. You’ve got it all wrong, I put maple syrup on everything except broccoli, and I only ride my polar bear to the mall. On another note, I am totally and utterly obsessed with fashion. This year, I will be taking two courses everyday during Summer Live, they include HPM 067: Manual Patternmaking and Sewing along with HAD 149: Advertising and Graphics Design Portfolio.
Here I'm lining up my ruler with the original pattern center front. Since we wanted to modify the garment line across the belly to go straight instead of a V, I've lined up the corner of the ruler to make a right angle to the center front.
Dress made for the 30 day sewing challenge. The entire dress is designed, sewn and drafted by me. there is a zipper and darts in the back. Baby girl picked the fabrics herself
A softie toy I designed to recreate a vintage toy for someone. The original was her daughters and the new was going to her grandson. I had to create the pattern myself. Blogged at raggiegirls.com