… for now! It was an uphill battle, I tell ya! I feel like picture smocking and geometric smocking are two different animals. Here is the progress on my Gingerbear Smocking so far.
Now, I just hope I can get the other two bears smocked without much trouble and heartache. I am keeping [...]
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Posted in Children's Fashion, Smocking/Heirloom sewing, tagged Australian Smocking & Embroidery, Baby Girl's Dress, Children's Fashion, Heirloom Sewing, Satin Batiste, Sewing for Children, Smocked Bishop, Smocking on October 23, 2009 | 31 Comments »
This is how the “pumpkin patch” smocked bishop looks upon completion! It turned out very very fall-ish. I am in love with it:
The colors used are DMC 951, 922, 3826. Smocking plate is from Australian Smocking & Embroidery Issue 47 (original project: Baby Blue). Fabric is peach satin batiste. This [...]
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Hello Everyone, I hope you have had a great week. My week has been quite productive, but that was at the expense of my rest. I am feeling a bit tired trying to meet all the deadlines. But tiredness aside, I feel great! I spent a delightful morning with the Eureka Quilt Guild today. I [...]
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I am a quilter who pretends that I am also a seamstress. For some unknown and yet to be determined reason, reading sewing pattern instructions turns my brain into a mess of tangled knots. So, it often happens that after hours of deliberating over the instructions contained in the sewing patterns, I just [...]
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