The neck line has been finished. A bit of lace and more piping.
The sleeves are buttoned in to the outer sleeves, minus the buttonholes. I feel that I don't need to bother with putting in buttonholes, because no one is going to take the sleeves out.
The lining is all finished and nicely hides all the seams and all the ugly parts (boning) that no one needs to see.
The sleeves are buttoned in to the outer sleeves, minus the buttonholes. I feel that I don't need to bother with putting in buttonholes, because no one is going to take the sleeves out.
The lining is all finished and nicely hides all the seams and all the ugly parts (boning) that no one needs to see.
The cotton bodice fabric was layered with a heavy denim to keep it's shape. Then lined with everyday muslin. The bodice has a nice weight to it and it stiff enough to stay in place on the body.
The front of the bodice and it's nice point. This took the most time, just to get it right.
This has taken me more time than I realized and I'm wanting to start something new.
The front of the bodice and it's nice point. This took the most time, just to get it right.
This has taken me more time than I realized and I'm wanting to start something new.
Would you start something new if you had a pile of UFOs?
How do you get your quilting mojo back? I'm in a quilting funk and don't feel like myself...
Any advice is welcome.
Take care, Brandie
3 comments:
Looks like you have mojo to me!! The photos are stunning. Honestly it looks as if it could be a costume on a set of film or hanging in a museum!!! Your work is amazing.
Nice bra.
Under every serious dress should be a sassy bra! You have outdone yourself! I am in awe of your Mad sewing skills!
I'm amazed at your talent Brandie! Very nice work.
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