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Setting sleeves
Remember to share your thoughts below. Having cut the sleeves on bias – diagonal thread direction – gives them a much softer look and feel, and also gives me a richer opportunity to manipulate them…
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Checking front and sleeves
Remember to share your thoughts below. Pinning the dress’ front and sleeves to the back, while checking it’s overall look and drape. No adjustments was needed this time though. Back to the Work Room. Tomorrow…
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A yoke is no joke
Remember to share your thoughts below. Here’s the upper back part of the dress – the yoke. And the very visible seam in the middle, at center back. As you can see, I have matched…
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Cutting the dress
Remember to share your thoughts below. Cutting a fabric with stripes or plaids can always be a bit tricky, especially if the pattern isn’t “mirrored”, but instead transported to one side, left or right. A…
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Pattern-making update
Remember to share your thoughts below. Re-made the drape from earlier on with a little bit of pattern-making, to remove some of the width at the hem. I made a yoke and some shirring up…
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2019’s first drape!
Remember to share your thoughts below. Finally ready with 2019’s first drape! It’s made in muslin – a light plain cotton fabric – since I hadn’t fully decided on shape and fabric yet. Gives me…
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Design No. 1-2019 !
Remember to share your thoughts below. So let’s do this! My Jubelee Mini Collection process starts right here! Let’s call it Gold Standard. The collection, that is. 😁 Made this sneaky little start already today…
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Upgrading Suits
Feel free to ask questions and comment below. Thank you! To make any garment into a well-fitted and individual item is a favorite thing for me – especially when helping our customers with this! Mixing…
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The Corduroy Trousers
Just finished up the new 1980’s inspired bespoke corduroy trousers! They are deep blue in color, pleated at both front and back, and now ready for my customer to pick up. The workroom gallery.