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Friday, December 13, 2013
Thursday, December 12, 2013
MHD Designs....Doll Clothing patterns
Whilst browsing for patterns for my granddaughters new doll I stumbled upon this site and I am smitten (insert large heart). Just look at these beauties I want them all!!!! These patterns are for an 18" doll but she has many other sizes to choose from. Descriptions are from Magalie's Website
Here is a different, but very classy look for our Kaye Wiggs girls! It may seem like it is somewhat more advanced than some of my other patterns with all of the ruffles and button loops, but I show a very easy way to make the mini-pleat ruffles (with a video on YouTube!) and I really want you to keep in mind that all you need to do is sew one seam at a time. Your girl will be stunning!
This ensemble is light and fresh, just in time for Spring, and it's light enough for Summer as well. Easy to sew, requiring only two contrasting cotton on linen fabrics, I know that you will enjoy creating your own interpretation of "Ray Of Sunshine" for your girl!
I've always the look of a school ensemble, so here is one for our girls with a jacket and pleated skirt. It can be for school, or you can use the jacket with jeans, and the skirt with a knit top... I also include pattern pieces for a longer jacket if you'd like to have more of a "coat" look. Have fun sewing!
This original pattern is for an Princess Line Collarless Flared Coat with gathered 3/4 length sleeves. The coat is adjusted at the waist and gradually widens to a full skirt. It is wonderfully complimented by the "50's Look" halter dress with a princess line cut, which features a sculpted bow at the bust line and a full skirt of gathered panels.
This dress design includes a tulle underskirt attached to the bodice lining. The Race Day Hat has a fabric "button" covered gathered crown and is decorated at the front with a double bow. This design is wonderfully fun to sew, and you'll love how your girls look in the finished ensemble!
Here is a different, but very classy look for our Kaye Wiggs girls! It may seem like it is somewhat more advanced than some of my other patterns with all of the ruffles and button loops, but I show a very easy way to make the mini-pleat ruffles (with a video on YouTube!) and I really want you to keep in mind that all you need to do is sew one seam at a time. Your girl will be stunning!
This ensemble is light and fresh, just in time for Spring, and it's light enough for Summer as well. Easy to sew, requiring only two contrasting cotton on linen fabrics, I know that you will enjoy creating your own interpretation of "Ray Of Sunshine" for your girl!
I've always the look of a school ensemble, so here is one for our girls with a jacket and pleated skirt. It can be for school, or you can use the jacket with jeans, and the skirt with a knit top... I also include pattern pieces for a longer jacket if you'd like to have more of a "coat" look. Have fun sewing!
This original pattern is for an Princess Line Collarless Flared Coat with gathered 3/4 length sleeves. The coat is adjusted at the waist and gradually widens to a full skirt. It is wonderfully complimented by the "50's Look" halter dress with a princess line cut, which features a sculpted bow at the bust line and a full skirt of gathered panels.
This dress design includes a tulle underskirt attached to the bodice lining. The Race Day Hat has a fabric "button" covered gathered crown and is decorated at the front with a double bow. This design is wonderfully fun to sew, and you'll love how your girls look in the finished ensemble!
Labels:
accessories,
craft,
dolls patterns,
MHD Designs
Friday, December 6, 2013
Tattered Delicates on Etsy
Explore the whimsical world of TatteredDelicates and see what she has created with crocheted doilies, soft old linens, cotton fabrics and more and as she states herself "I do get carried away with embellishments, as my imagination haunts my thoughts with "more is better." Pop over and feast your eyes on some of her other creations, you wont be dissapointed.
This white crochet poncho is a vintage cotton crocheted piece. It has been upcycled from a vintage table doily. Poncho has a simple romantic design. This has a soft delicate feel and will drape gently off your shoulders. The thread used for this vintage crocheted piece is the thinner more delicate kind.
Altered couture blouse romantically embellished in a victorian style with lots of fluffy white laces.
Cute shabby handbag in a romantic Victorian style with lace and doily embellishments. This bag has a puffy like body. This creme colored fabric has soft round popcorn-like bumps filled with poly fibers. They're like little pillows. Embellishment with a vintage crocheted doily, buttons, couple pieces of fringe, cotton lace and ruffled lace.
Altered couture blouse romantically embellished in a victorian style with lots of fluffy white laces.
Shabby chic bag in a romantic Victorian cottage style. Handmade with vintage cotton crocheted doilies, lace trims, vintage lace remnant scraps, buttons, beads, satin ribbon roses, my handmade fabric rose, old used fringe (has stains), tiny metal dragonfly and butterfly, and a brooch with vintage faux pearls and gypsy coins. The body of this shabby purse is a white damask fabric.
Labels:
etsy,
preloved,
Southern California,
tattered Delicates,
upcycled,
vintage
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
Our Land Island Backwater Resort.. India
A great 90 minute walk with Radeesh one morning when he identified and showed us lots of birds. Followed the next day with a great little trip up the narrow backwaters in a canoe which gave us access to areas you would never see in a bigger boat.
Overall an outstanding experience for 2 nights - and we would have happily stayed a little longer though there is little to do other than kickback and relax.
Sunday, December 1, 2013
Some Goodies from India...
Well I had to ditch most of my clothes in order to bring all these gorgeous goodies back with me... I normally dislike..... hate shopping but when it comes to materials I am in my element. I fell in love with the printing blocks made from Mango wood which I found in Fort Cochi, and one day I hope to get round to using them. I can't wait to get crafting again.
Labels:
crafting,
India,
printing blocks,
Sari,
silk
Saturday, November 30, 2013
Krishenka's Merry Christmas 2013 Giveaway
Well here we are rapidly approaching Christmas again, have you done all your shopping? I haven't even started, and every year I promise myself to start early and not leave it till the last minute... oh well best laid plans.. So to end the year I have several fabulous prizes to giveaway from some wonderful sponsors.
This giveaway is open Worldwide and easy to enter. So feast your eyes and good luck to you all, and a huge thanks to all our generous sponsors...
Competition will start today the 30th Novemebr and the winners will be picked on the 21st December. Good Luck and Merry Christmas
a Rafflecopter giveaway
This giveaway is open Worldwide and easy to enter. So feast your eyes and good luck to you all, and a huge thanks to all our generous sponsors...
This beautiful Mini Snowflake in Sterling silver sponsored by BehindTheShowcase
Beautiful Handmade Birthday Card Sponsored by Doodling-Daisies
Stunning Handmade Vintage Floral Brocade Clutch Bag Sponsored by TabithyCreations
1970's Vera Nuemann Geometric Scarf Sposored by Artizania
A Fun Find Santa's Elves Kit Sponsored by Little Pebble Boutique
100ml Sanddorn Skin Oil Sponsored by AlvaNaturalCosmetics
Java Coffee pendant with a lovely pewter cup & saucer charm Sponsored by The Vintage Arcade
a Rafflecopter giveaway
Labels:
christmas fun,
Dec,
giveaway,
handmade,
sponsors prizes
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