Wardrobe Refashion My inspiration: from Charlotte Russe, although I don't think it's available anymore My version: I choose not to cut out the fabric underneath the lace - I actually tried a version where I did but did not like the way that it looked on me (probably more suited to someone in their 20's) I don't have step-by-step photos of this project because there is really only one step - cut your lace to the shape you would like, lay out on the back of your shirt, pin in place, and sew down - an easy little way to incorporate the lace trend into your wardrobe. www.mytwobutterflies.blogspot.com LOVE AESTHETICS | by Ivania Carpio Made By Rae Tout savoir – Le FourrureClub, LA communauté des amateurs et fétichistes de la fourrure ! Cette page vous présente des informations générales sur la fourrure, pour permettre à chacun d’approfondir ses connaissances et donc mieux acheter. Savoir repérer les bonnes affaires parmi les fourrures neuves ou d’occasion, ne pas se tromper dans son achat, toujours obtenir les plus belles fourrures, voilà ce à quoi peut et doit prétendre tout amateur de fourrure ! Quelques faits sur la fourrure La fourrure est une ressource naturelle, renouvelable et durable. À l’échelle internationale, le secteur de la fourrure est un exemple remarquable du concept de développement durable de nos ressources naturelles. Près de 85 % de la fourrure est issue de l’élevage et notamment des fermes européennes qui comptent pour 70 % de la production internationale de visons et 63 % de l’élevage de renards. La fourrure sauvage représente aujourd’hui seulement 15 % de la production mondiale. On peut remodeler un manteau en fourrure et lui donner un nouveau look au gré des tendances mode. Lexique
lower your presser foot MADE Noodlehead index 49 Dresses: DIY Reunited with my sewing machine and it feels so good. Actually, that's a lie, I got a new machine, so it actually feels better. Anyway, while summer does not mean I'm just bumming around all the time, I do have a little more free time on my hands and therefore decided to tackle my monstrous pile of potential sewing projects last night. I got this dress sometime within the past year (yep, it's been so long I don't even remember...) from Goodwill for $4. First, the simple stuff. Then I had all that excess fabric...and I didn't know how I felt about the cheap black belt that came with the dress, so I made one. Then turned it right side out and hand finished the remaining end with a quick slip stitch. Which resulted in this! And so a new dress was born, right?