Happy Friday All! It has been a while since I made myself a dress. I am excited to sew after not making anything since my last post (whew) and finally sharing some photos. This past summer has been a roller coaster journey with plans to release a small collection and then deciding that right before the launch to postpone. Sewing has brought me joy over the past 8 years and the mere fact to sew daily for orders had me in a panic mode. I really don’t want to walk away from my craft due to burn out and decided that if I do sew for others, it would be only for local clients. Moreover, If next year I decide to launch, it would be seasonal and not year round. I really want to share my talent and love for sewing with others but don’t want it to be a full time job and lose the passion in me. After a bit of soul searching, teaching and sharing my talent with my community will always be my first love. For the past 2 summers, I was blessed to partner with two nonprofit organizations’ local sum
What patterns and fabrics did you use to make these? very nice.
ReplyDeleteWow! I don't know what else to say. Amazing amount of work. Turned out beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully made. Can tell you love what you’re doing with historical sewing. Bravo!
ReplyDeleteWonderful images of your garments. Extra kudos for getting it done during your kitchen disaster.
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