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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?
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Black lace wrap
Remember to share your thoughts below! Found this streach lace and I think it will be perfect as a wrap-top. Just a minimalistic thing. For summer nights. Let’s see what we can create! Back to…
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Adding sleeves maybe?
Remember to share your thoughts below! I would like to add a bit of drama to the wrap-top. To counterbalance the otherwise rather minimalistic style just a bit. So I found these two suit-fabric swatches,…
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Adding functionality
Remember to share your thoughts below. Good morning! Working on all the technicalities of this design… Restricted amount of fabric, how to close it, how to add the lining, and all those sort of things.…
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A draped top collar
Remember to share your thoughts below. Trying out an added draped collar to the top’s neckline. It’s a vertically striped soft silk fabric, cut on the bias and then mounted on top of a somewhat…
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Starting a wool drape
Remember to share your thoughts below. Draping in the actual fabric this time. I had a left-over piece of a high-quality men’s suit wool fabric, so I really need to know I won’t exceed the…
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Basic Block ready !
Remember to share your thoughts below. Yes! The Basic Bock No. 5-2019 is now ready. It looks a bit Mondrian inspired! Maybe I should take that idea a bit further…? I think I will look…