Sten Martin
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Another sign !
Remember to share your thoughts below. At it again… Can there be too many window signs made? (Using vintage frames for my DIY signs.) Back to the Work Room.
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Design No. 8-2019 done !
Remember to share your thoughts below. There! The ladies’ hoodie made. ✂️🧵 Back to the Work Room. Do you like it? Let me know. ⭐️✨ 😊
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Almost there – just a zip
Remember to share your thoughts below. Just adding the zip… almost there. It’s late. Tiered… just a few more minutes. Back to the Work Room. Let’s see the finished result tomorrow…
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Bringing it all together
Remember to share your thoughts below. There are often a lot of details to manage into a greater whole, while creating a garment. If something looks random, it usually should be planned. It’s not just…
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Matching points
Remember to share your thoughts below. As always with patterns and stripes, they need to be matched to give you a pleasant and undisturbed look. Especially at center front. It can be a bit tricky…
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Starting ladies’ hoodie
Remember to share your thoughts below. Monday morning! The second Monday of 2019… I need some coffee! ☕️😊 Making a female version of a male hoodie I made last year, this time with a cut-out…
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First DIY sign !
Remember to share your thoughts below. Yes! I like it! 👍 A bit irregular and rough, with a vintage feel that could send ones thoughts over to textil and tailoring. I’m glad I made it!…
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Heating up !
Remember to share your thoughts below. Heating up the letters to make them stick to the fabric, with some protective paper on top… I choosed to place the cut-out letters in a somewhat rounded and…
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A letter test
Remember to share your thoughts below. Before making the sign, I just made a test sample. You never know how vintage things will work, ecpecially if there’s some sort of glue included… But it worked…
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Planning a sign
Remember to share your thoughts below. Thought I maybe needed a sign in my window…? Well, if so, why not make it oneself, “the textile way”? Back to the Work Room. Let’s try it! Right?