Trimming a Black and White Hat in Polka Dots and Gingham
Choosing the gingham for the main sashing, I cut an appropriate length to allow for wrapping around the base of the crown, which I tied off into a bow.
Historical Seamstress & Homeschooler
Choosing the gingham for the main sashing, I cut an appropriate length to allow for wrapping around the base of the crown, which I tied off into a bow.
While my son set up his camera for engagement photos for his sister and her fiance, she took pictures of my dress with my phone.
Thinking the fabric would pair well with my pale pink embroidered capri pants, I imagined its cuteness on journeys out and about with vintage flair.
Since I’m smitten with the fashionable hats, I’m always looking at them in the stores and imagining them on me, then debating on whether to purchase or not.
Envisioning a light and airy sundress for an Independence Day picnic, I attempted to enlarge a small pattern and update the old style to vintage flair.
While organizing my closet, I noted the bespoke wardrobe I’m sewing, from the historical past to vintage flair, which I grouped into various categories.
From practical stash busting and usage for packing in a future move, these will also add lovely vintage flair while out and about.
Since I wanted to use one of my favorite fabrics for something I could wear on any day, I chose a remnant I’ve always loved to practice my couture sewing.
While purging my closet of clothes I don’t like, I realized I could easily revitalize them by infusing a touch of flair learned from my historical sewing.
Although they were always on my daunting “I could never do that” list, I discovered they are much easier to sew than expected.