Hello again!It’s been a while, but I finally have gathered together a few more pictures. So over the next few days, you can expect to see some more examples of things I’ve made.Enjoy! Here is a coat/dress that I made last year. The dress shape is the the same pattern as you have seen in
Category: modern
Spring Sweater
This sweater, knitted for my seven-year-old sister, was made following no pattern. Each piece was carefully counted, as I made the front, the back, and each sleeve. The bottom edge and the cuffs are k4p4 ribbing. The back has cables 8 stitches wide. Garment Data:– Type: Child’s sweater– Date made: 2008?– Pattern: none– Fabric: yellow
Dabbling in Design
The following picture is of a shirt front that I designed. Not the actual shirt, of course, but the design thereon. Garment Data:– Type: Shirt design (picture)– Date made: ?– Pattern: n/a– Fabric: n/a– Trim: n/a– Time to finish: ?– Notes: This is the cast shirt for a production I was in, as Mrs. Medlock
Doll’s Clothes: Start Small
Before I began crafting my clothing on a realistic, to-wear, human-sized scale, I began by trying out my skill on small pieces, crafted for a 16″ doll.All of the dolls pictured (except the plastic one!) are Waldorf-style dolls that my mother made for me and for each of my siblings.Thank you, Mom, for Molly! Garment
Kelly’s wedding: Kelly’s dress
Hi all! A big welcome to new Sarah’s Clothespress visitors. I am Sarah, Kelly’s friend and maid of honor. I am sewing her wedding dress and the dresses for the other bride’s maid (Kelly’s sister) and myself. I am posting pictures of the dresses as I complete them, so that Kelly’s friends and relations have
19th Century
This gown is modeled after a picture I saw of the “Biedermeier” time period, an epoch in German history pretty much synonymous with the Regency period in England. Most sincerely yours, ~Anne