UFOs—UnFinished Objects—they exist for most sewers. Some of them were just too challenging, or were set aside in favor of more pressing matters. Maybe it is time to reevaluate your unfinished sewing projects.
i just knitted a rectangle in stockinette stitch & sewed the edges together :)
The journal size is 18x24 cm, 7.1x9.4inches. For the book block I used ivory paper made by Fedrigoni, sewed by hand. Edges was carved and antiqued by ha... Sleeping beauty
Snowflake made by Grandma Edenia Jones and the kids. Two pieces of plastic canvas that she sewed around the edges with white yarn. snap the two together and you have a snowflake.
This is a WAY-over-due thank you card from Christmas and was inspired by Sandy Mathis's lovely card found here. I pulled out my sewing machine and sewed around the embossed Certainly Celery panel (I sewed the panel before I embossed), as well as the oval shape. I sponged Certainly Celery ink around this panel's edges…
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2 of my granddaughters playing in the sand with their mom and dad. There is a LOT of dimension on this layout. I tore the sand pp into strips and distressed the edges and layered it on. I sewed across each strip with the sewing machine and then added so
So, the other week I made an inverted pleat sorbetto. It was lovely. I even made my own binding and sewed it to the inside to finish the edges off all nicely..... but then realised..... perhaps I should have continued the pattern across the pleat..... Oooops. I maintain that the pattern doesn't necessarily repeat, because…
Open city festival-competition on folk dance "Krasnodar frills"October 30, 2022The city of Krasnodar, the village of Elizavetinskaya.Ensemble of folk dance "...
All the panels are woven now. So, I sewed them. together. This isn't the bench they'll be used on, but I wanted to see how they'd look. ...
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inside panels. handmade book. made by me. 2007. using photos, ribbons, fabric, grommets, pins, book board, and more.
I made these for dress up/pretend play, along with costumes. I bought a crate at Hobby Lobby, cut 2 boards 36x6 (I rounded the top edges) and used a closet rod and closet rod holder to complete it.(I didn't want any rod sticking out of the end to poke someone.) For the inside liner, I sewed a straight piece of fabric to cover the inside and overlap the outside edge by 3" on each side. I sewed in a pocket and ran a ribbon through it to tie a bow on each end where the 36" board was on each end.
Some years ago I sewed this Edwardian plaid wool skirt. It was my first Edwardian skirt, made without drafting a pattern or making a toile first. The skirt isn’t historically correct because it has a zipper closure at the back and the raw edges are finished with machine zig zag stitches. I used a green … Continue reading 1910s Plaid Wool Skirt →
The last time I sewed clothes for myself, was an evening dress I made for my brother's wedding about 15 years ago. I love craft sewing, but...
