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A garment made by Kathy D
Needlewoman: Kathy D
Barbara used Sandra Betzina’s Vogue Vogue V1297 dress pattern to make these two cool Spring colored dresses. This red dr
Barbara used Sandra Betzina’s Vogue Vogue V1297 dress pattern to make these two cool Spring colored dresses. This red dress is made from woven fabric.
Needlewoman: Barbara M
Barbara's green dress is a knit.
Barbara's green dress is a knit.
Needlewoman: Barbara M
A garment made by Patti S
Patty has frequently used this pattern, and now made these two blouses. The attractive cotton prints make them both winners.
Needlewoman: Patti S
A garment made by Patti S
Needlewoman: Patti S
Janice used McCalls 7786 loose fitting pants pattern for her fun rayon slacks.
Janice used McCalls 7786 loose fitting pants pattern for her fun rayon slacks.
Needlewoman: Janice
Vicki Z: StyleArc's Lacey Dress pattern
StyleArc's Lacey Dress pattern.
Vicki made this comfortable knit dress using StyleArc's Lacey Dress pattern. The fabric is double sided strip and polka dot. During fitting, Jane took in some soft tucks in the skirt to make it fit closer to her body.
Needlewoman: Vicki Z
A garment made by Barbara S
Barbara S looks cool in this summer dress. She used her own basic pattern. The cotton fabic was donated to the freebie box in the Jane's studio by Barbara M.
Needlewoman: Barbara S
Sue P made this Decades of Style “Bridge Coat “ from a piece of cloth from the studio freebie pile. She bought some silk
Sue P made this Decades of Style “Bridge Coat “ from a piece of cloth from the studio freebie pile. She bought some silk shantung and bound all the edges and made bias cut cuffs.
Needlewoman: Sue P
Kathy D: Skirt made with scuba fabric
Skirt made with scuba fabric
Kathy just finished this fun skirt in scuba cloth. She used a pattern from a ready to wear garment, and utilized both sides of the fabric. Everyone wants one now!
Needlewoman: Kathy D
Liddy just made this flowing rayon print top from Marcy Tilton's dress pattern Vogue V8876 . She had planned to make the
Liddy just made this flowing rayon print top from Marcy Tilton's dress pattern Vogue V8876. She had planned to make the dress, but as the project developed the shorter top looked really good. The buttons are hand painted women’s faces are from Linda Sicard “Unbuttons”.
Needlewoman: Liddy
Wai made this vintage Decades of Style blouse in silk noil. The color is SO beautiful on her.
Wai made this vintage Decades of Style blouse in silk noil. The color is SO beautiful on her.
Wai looks very stylish in this Wrap Blouse.
Needlewoman: Wai
Decades of Style 1952 Wrap Blouse. The pattern is out of print.
Decades of Style 1952 Wrap Blouse. The pattern is out of print.
Needlewoman: Wai
Vicki Z: Vicki made this Archer Button Up from Grainline Studio , She used the fabric bias on the back yoke and front band
Vicki made this Archer Button Up from Grainline Studio, She used the fabric bias on the back yoke and front band.
Vicki Z made this Archer shirt from Grainline Studios, She used the fabric bias on the back yoke and front band.
Needlewoman: Vicki Z
Fran just finished her French couture jacket and skirt. The fabric came from Britex, and the silk charmeuse lining is qu
Fran just finished her French couture jacket and skirt. The fabric came from Britex, and the silk charmeuse lining is quilted to the jacket.
Needlewoman: Fran
She used the fringed selvedge as part of the trim. The other trim is also from Britex. She then embroidered an attractiv
She used the fringed selvedge as part of the trim. The other trim is also from Britex. She then embroidered an attractive stitch with a color that ties in the jacket. It all works together with the pencil skirt. Great job Fran!!
Needlewoman: Fran
Wai's coat is soft and light, and of course matching the plaid was the focus with Jane. She lined the coat in silk charm
Wai's coat is soft and light, and of course matching the plaid was the focus with Jane. She lined the coat in silk charmeuse. The pattern was Butterick B6107. It's a beautiful coat.
Needlewoman: Wai
A garment from Jane Foster's studio
Needlewoman: Wai