Kathleen of Grosgrain Fabulous makes beautiful clothing for her daughters, takes wonderful photos of them modeling and then gives the clothing away. I have no idea why she gives them away, but I love the clothes and her generosity.
Whorange posted some great vintage photos from the book Pop-Topping! of pull-tab fashions. From the pages of CRAFT: 03: “Pull-Tab Crochet,” by the designers of Escama, pgs 118-119. Preview the article now in our Digital Edition. Subscribe to CRAFT Magazine Craftzine readers can now get $5 off a yearly subscription by entering the code MCRAFT. […]
Flickr user Crafty Intentions spent five months sewing this intricate, floor-length rainbow skirt, which features 10 tiers of 4″ x 4″ patchwork squares. It’s like Scarlett O’Hara meets Willy Wonka–in the best possible way, of course!
A Dress a Day points out this fun comic-book themed dress made by Kristen of Woolgathering, which she wore to Comic-Con in San Diego last weekend.
I love the way All Buttoned Up customized the simple grey shirt she made by sprinkling on some multicolored dots made using the freezer paper stencil technique and a hole punch. Related: • Freezer Paper Stencil Tutorial • Freezer Paper Stencil Onesies
MAldrich on BurdaStyle shows you how to modify the Anda pattern into a maxi dress with a criss-cross top.
I love this 1920’s style cloche hat pattern from f.pea that you can knit and felt to wear this winter.
