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Lovely spools of thread which were used in my new line of embroidered footwear art.
(see last photo)
Cluttered workspace
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The family’s collective garage sale finds— We were thoroughly joyful and yet disgusted with ourselves for the excess of “junk” that we drug home. 😉
My packages (I had some more in other parts of the room— my family kept finding them while they went through their stuff)
My perfect size 11 Oxfords, brand new =$3 (I have been craving a good pair of oxfords)
Darling retro clock = $1.50
Wonderful, whimsical pincushion = $.45
A huge tub of vintage clothing patterns. They are all a size too small, but I figure it’s easily remedied by using a smaller seam allowance or adding a bit onto the pieces. This woman had great taste……..almost every pattern was adorable! I just hope they aren’t missing pieces……….
You know me and owls………… 🙂
She has some great photos, too……….
This diary cover reminds me of a circus……a theme that I’m really fascinated with right now.
This reminds me of my sister, Amanda. Hahaha! I love it.
I added some vintage buttons (I recently purchased them at an antique store in Walnut) to the front for interest, and because I plan to add suspenders eventually. When I do, two more buttons will be added to the back to hold them in place. But for now, I thought adding buttons to the back might look funny. 😉
As you can see, there were still a few strings that needed to be clipped, and markings that needed to be washed out. Other than that, it was completely finished. 🙂
I hate that the horizontal topstitching doesn’t match up once the zipper is closed. They did before. 😕 Other than that, I’m quite pleased with it. I’ve made three skirts with zippers so far, each with a different method. It’s a learning experienc for sure!
And some inside views; because I have a fascination with the insides of garments.
I love patterned facings or linings. 🙂
The same thing with stuff matching up on the inside. It must have something to do with how the zipper zips and exactly where the teeth intersect.