Sten Martin

  • Sheer elegance !

    Remember to share your thoughts below. Disco! Fun! Black beauty… Yes! 🌷🍀🌸 Kind of reminds me of my youth in the 1970’s… 🕺

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  • Sheer stitching

    Remember to share your thoughts below. Well… sometimes is, what you’re stitching together almost “nothing” – but ends up being something! That’s rather cool. And, a bit difficult. Back to the Work Room.

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  • Testing 10 (2019)

    Remember to share your thoughts below. So, where are we going with design No. 10-2019…? I’m thinking fleece… ‘cos it’s so cold. But in what shape? I’m trying out a standard one first and see…

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  • Knot top try-out

    Remember to share your thoughts below. Trying something else! Let’s go 1970’s! It will be a hit-or-miss thingy… ☺️ Back to the Work Room.

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  • Lace on the side

    Remember to share your thoughts below. I made both the 7-2019’s side and back, with a lot of draping fabric to get this slightly relaxed and oversized look. A bit romantic, right? Back to the…

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  • Wrapping up lace

    Remember to share your thoughts below. The Lace Wrap Top, now finished! Yes! And this is the front view. Back to the Work Room. So let’s see the side view… Next picture please! 😁

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  • Getting back to 7-2019

    Remember to share your thoughts below. Getting back to an unfinished project. Design 7-2019, the lace wrap top. Even though it seems one always yearns for starting something new, the most sensible thing right now…

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  • Window sign 2 compleat

    Remember to share your thoughts below. So we did it! Yes! ⭐️ Back to the Work Room. Let’s start a new project! Or maybe finish up one already started…? Tomorrow… See you there! Can’t wait!

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  • Trimming the sign

    Remember to share your thoughts below. There! I think it’s okay aligned. It’s a hand-made sort-of thingy, so it is what it is. Now integrated with the fabric. Actually I think it’s kind of cool!…

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  • Deciding lay-out

    Remember to share your thoughts below. Feeling really old-school now! Since it’s all vintage transfer letters for textile application, they do have to be cut out one-by-one and placed, and then ironed in place! No…

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