Can you explain the different types of linen for different dress styles? There are different weights of linen. Medium to heavier weight linen is typically used for dresses, skirts and pants. Lighter weights, such as tissue linen are used for blouses and tops. My collection is unique, I pr
If you choose express delivery DHL be sure to include your phone number so that the courier can contact you! Terracotta culottes linen pants for woman. Midi wide leg pants pants with pockets. pant with a thick elastic waistband *Description: - 100% linen (200 g/m2) Products are made of 100% natural softened Lithuanian linen. This fabric is certified Oeko-Tex Standard 100 03.0.4362. - has natural wrinkles. Choose size: XS Waist 66 - 68 cm. / (26" - 26 3/4") Hips 90 - 92 cm. / (35 1/2" - 36 1/4") S Waist 70 - 72 cm. / (27 3/4" - 28 1/4") Hips 94 - 96 cm. / (37" - 37 3/4") M Waist 74 - 76 m. / 29 1/4" - 30" Hips 98 - 100 cm. / 38 1/2" - 39 1/4" L Waist 78 - 80 cm. / (30 3/4" - 31 1/2") Hips 102 - 104 cm. / (40 1/4" - 41") XL Waist 82 - 84 cm. / (32 1/4" - 33") Hips 106 - 108 cm. / (41 3/4" - 42 1/2") XXL Waist 86-88 cm. / (34" - 34 3/4") Hips 110 -112 cm. / (43 1/2" - 44") --------------------Inner seam of the pants +/- 23.6 " (60 cm)-------------------------- --------------If you want a different length of the pants let me know.--------------- ****Height of my model - 170 cm. / size - S Creating this collection I was thinking, first of all, about comfort and feelings of those who would wear it. Natural high-quality softened linen, well-considered details and good quality of seams – this is exactly what will help your body to feel taken care of. For stitching parts, I never use an overlock, all internal seams are French (double). The Pants made of high-quality linen that becomes better after every wash. Linen will warm you when cold and will not let you get overheated, it is very body-friendly. This clothes will serve you for years and will not lose its look and magic qualities, though becoming even softer and adapting to you. *** Please note that actual colors may vary due to your computer resolution and monitor color restrictions. The samples of fabric can be ordered here: https://www.etsy.com/ru/listing/473248676/linen-fabric-samples?ref=shop_home_active_1 TAKING CARE: - machine wash gentle 104°F/40°C; - hand gentle; - Iron upside down at medium high; Linen is considered to be a “live cloth” and it is not recommended to iron it in order to keep its remedial qualities. My products are unique, made by me and with love and positive energy put into each thing. These products are handmade and each of them has its individuality and may differ insignificantly from each other and from images provided. SIMPLE AND NATURAL LINEN THINGS FOR HOME & YOU www.marupelinenhouse.com INSTAGRAM @marupelinenhouse
The ultimate season-less top, this linen apron tank can be worn all summer long and layered over for the colder months. It is also one of those great one yard sewing projects that will take only a couple of hours of your time and would make a good addition to your wardrobe. This minimal apron...
Made from thick 100% thick linen with a beautifully structured skirt and bodice. Now you can go complete all your duties like naming the animals and holding hands with the farmhand. COMES WITH SCARF Details - Dress fits true to size- machine washable -2 patch hip pockets -ZIp up back with long ties for a bow in back -Lace up front please refer closely to measurements.
Would you believe that my family is planning on moving again? It would be my 5th move since I started this blog in 2008. If I'm lucky the future will hold a "craft room" for me...fingers crossed. I've been thinning out my possessions in preparation for moving. I had little bottles of dye-stuff from Maiwa, the natural dye store in Vancouver BC. I figured a good use for these little bits would be to experiment dyeing something other than wool. I went with my second favorite textile---linen. I cut little squares and began experimenting. Dying fabric and cellulose fiber is new to me. It was so much fun using these little squares because there was no harm done if I screwed it up. It's not as risky as dying a yarn that took 2 weeks to spin, right? Normally I don't like cutch but on fabric it looked nice. I added iron to cutch and got a totally cool dark taupe. Marigold made a nice orange-yellow. I added tartaric acid to marigold and got a pale yellow. I tried black tea and got a dull color. I used marigolds and back tea and it looked a little more interesting. The logwood experiment was interesting. When I added tartaric acid I got an orange instead of the standard purple that usually comes from logwood. The house that we are trying to buy was built in 1912. I've looked at paint swatches of color palettes from that time period. Of course they only had natural pigments back then. Inspired by the old-timey colors and the linen swatches I was dying, I decided to make a color palette: cutch, marigold, cutch with iron, logwood with tartaric acid, and marigold with black tea! I showed the palette to my Hubby and he was not impressed. That's okay. I'll just keep day-dreaming of remodeling my future home.
There’s something really lovely about working with scraps, especially when they’re soft linen scraps. I love improv-sewing shapes together and whenever I do these kinds of projects, I tell myself to keep going and make more (curtains, pillowcases, shirts, dresses, skirts), but then I clean up my giant mess of thread and fabric pieces and...
Hi sewing friends! I’ve been going through a bit of a woven phase lately, largely driven by all the gorgeous woven fabrics I’ve been seeing...
Woven from 100% European flax Interior ties to keep comforter in place Button closure Solid/Chambray Pattern: STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® certificate 11-54954; made without the use of harmful chemicals or pesticides. Striped/Gingham Pattern: STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® certificate BEHO 078808; made without the use of harmful chemicals or pesticides. Complete your bedding refresh with a new duvet insert Made with care in China and India
I bought this linen blouse in a thrift shop/second hand shop a year ago and i love it. But most of the times i wore it open, because it was a bit tight in the bust area. Well, what could you possib…
Linen is made from the fibers which grow inside of the flax plant. Learn linen fabric benefits on this article.
The transparency of your body, resting on freshly pressed linen. The purple network of life, the delicacy of your skin like tissue paper, cold to my touch. My Sapphire, spiritual being, we are just…
I bought this linen blouse in a thrift shop/second hand shop a year ago and i love it. But most of the times i wore it open, because it was a bit tight in the bust area. Well, what could you possib…
*orders of more than one piece will be cut in one continuous length unless instructed otherwise * **Please visit our website for better prices www.appleoakfibreworks.com I would love to describe Linen as the European version of Silk. The best linen is produced in Ireland, Belgium and some other European countries. Our 'LINON' Linen Fabric is soft and perfect for Clothing: Summer clothing, skirts, dresses, Blouses, Shirts Homeware and Crafts: Patchwork, Quilting, home accessories and embroidery. Material: 100% Linen Width approx.: 150 cm Colour: White Weight: 125 g/square meter Oxygen bleached Not pre-washed Expected Shrinkage: 10% Wash: 60-90 degrees Celsius ______________________________________________ Environment: Linen can be expensive, but it is also much better for the environment. Flax plants are very resilient, they can grow in poor soil, and require very little water. What’s more, every single part of the flax plant is then used in making all types of products, from linen clothing to varnishes. Health: Similar to silk, 100% linen is wonderful for people with sensitive skin and those prone to allergic reactions like "prickly heat" in hot weather. For women who suffer from "hot flushes", 100% linen is the most comfortable answer in warm environments. Care: Linen can't and shouldn't be ironed. The creasing is part of the natural allure. The creasing also molds the garment, and in practice the more creasing there is, the less evident it becomes as the whole garment softens. Linen loves being washed and dries much quicker than Cotton. The more it is worn and washed the softer the fabric becomes. It also lasts much longer than cotton, as it is harder wearing and a much stronger material. ______________________________________
Our linen is the kind of soft you look forward to coming home to all day. Woven from the highest quality Belgian and French flax, these sheets feel like someone whipped up the clouds and spun them into bedding. But don’t let their meringue-peaked softness fool you – they’re long-lasting and durable, and get even softer as you sleep in them. The Details Includes duvet cover and pillowcase pair, with optional sheet. Made in Guimarães, Portugal | Meet the makers 100% linen Woven from the finest Belgian & French flax Certified as OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 (137 CITEVE) Care For Me Machine wash on a normal cycle (we'd recommend 40 degrees), using a small amount of mild liquid detergent and fabric conditioner. Linen is at its cloud-like best after a gentle tumble. After a different combination? Build your own bundle.
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Would you believe that my family is planning on moving again? It would be my 5th move since I started this blog in 2008. If I'm lucky the...
If you have a collection of Vintage Linens you will love this roundup of 15 Cute Ways to Repurpose and Upcycle Vintage Linens. (#9 is my favorite!)
allo cheries, how’s life? seems like forever since i’ve been able to sit back and enjoy blogging. seems no matter how much i tried to keep up with work while i was away, it was just im…
