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Please Help Save Foundations Revealed and Your Wardrobe Unlock’d!
Originally posted on Threading Through Time:[gallery type="rectangular" ids="798,799"] I don’t usually do things like this, but this is a biggie. The clock is ticking for the two best, most in-depth...
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I plan too much, and have too little time
So! This week I have a free week between lectures and exams. Therefore will I try to fill my blog with a lot of new and exciting stuff. The blog have seemed a bit silent recently, but that do not...
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Some many unfinished projects
This year I really hoped that I could limit myself to one or two projects at a time. However, that was not going to happen! Right now, I am in the middle of a series of unfinished projects that does...
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Sophie Jacket 1899 – Part 1
I have started the trimmings on my Sophie jacket. All i going to be sewn on by hand. This is gonna take some time, and my fingers are killing me right now.
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HSF #11/2014 – The Politics of Fashion
What is it? Shirtwaist dress The Challenge: 11 – The Politics of Fashion Fabric: 100 % Cotton Pattern: Butterick 2531 (1943) Year: 1943 Notions: Earlier this year I announced, I was joining up in a...
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My new (old) apron
I recently bought a apron on eBay. It was used by the Swedish army under the second world war. But more important. It was used by the Lotte corps to. Just what I needed for my ongoing Lotte project. As...
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HSF # 12 – Shape and Support
What the item is: Late Edwardian Corset (1910s) The Challenge: # 12 – Shape and Support Fabric: Cotton coutil, Silk ribbon and vintage cotton lace. Pattern: Nehelenia 1910 Corset Pattern Year: 1910s...
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HSF #13/2014 – Under $10
The Challenge: Under $10 What is it? A 1940s inspired dress from children’s fashion. Fabric: Cotton-linen Tablecloth from the 1960s Pattern: Half Burda 7494 and self drafted. Year: 1940s Notions:...
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HSF #16/2014 – Terminology
The Challenge: Terminology What is it? A needlebinded pair of socks Fabric: 100 % organic wool, from norway – Sandes Garn Pattern: Selfdrafted with inspiration from archaeological finds. Year: Viking...
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HSF #17/2014 – Yellow
The Challenge: Yellow What is it? A medieval needlecase Fabric: Embroided on wool, lined with linen and embroided with silk and cotton Pattern: Selfdrafted with inspiration from archaeological finds...
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Something from the real world..
Most of August and September was spend in our capital Copenhagen. Here I was a part of a big TV production, Klar Parat Sy! Inspired by The Great British Sewing Bee. I was one of the 10 final...
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HSF #20/2014 – Alternative Universe
Front view The Challenge: #20 Alternative Universe What is it? A Harry Potter inspired Prom dress Fabric: Poly fabric. All is synthetic. The leafs is made from fabric (store bought) Pattern:...
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Something about Madame Grés
If you love clothing and do not know who Madame Grés is? Then you are missing out on something great! She is from the time where glamour was the real deal. Master of the pleats! I wanna share a couple...
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