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@sewfastdyeyoung
Hi Mike!
Just curious as to if Rose The Hat’s titular “hat” makes an appearance in The Life of Chuck or if that hat is just a similar looking one.
How many times can you say hat in one sentence? Haha. Thank you!
That was indeed Rose's hat! I brought it to set from my personal collection, and wondered if anyone would notice... glad you did!
COSMIC MOTH by Kikimora Art Studio
This little fairytale moth is Alice❤️
created this for my mom ❤️ by kizzbaerriess
Hello! I made a dress from scratch for the Renaissance Faire. It took me six months to make the chemise, hoop skirt, under skirt, over skirts, French knot embroidered bodice, crown and jewelry. I am very excited to wear it this year despite how serious I look in the photos!
Edit: still a work in progress! I will post a final video once I finish it!!
A Midsummer Night’s Dream. William Bloodgood.
Oregon Shakespeare Festival.
The problem with sewing is that you quickly realise you have dumped lots of skill points into control thread and furthermore, there’s a lot of other hobbies that require control thread so you decide to pick up knitting, or crochet, or weaving, and then spinning happens to you, or rug making, or cord weaving, and then you turn the wrong corner on the internet and find out control thread also specs into basket weaving, and book binding, and then you’re thinking things like “I wonder if this also applies to lead climbing” and now you have A Problem
The Curse of the Textile Arts
Threads Magazine - July 2001 - pin cushion mannequin
Saved from an old copy of Threads Magazine.
Might be useful for making mannequin props or as a cute pin cushion. Tag me if you make one!
In Arizona Broadway Theatre’s production of CINDERELLA, audiences of all ages will find the magic they came for…and in that space, a story o
GREAT novelty knot for this obi shaped like a cute bat. The soft fabric must flutter a bit when you walk, making the bat wings move (LOVE!).
To shape this knot, OP used rubber bands and a sanjûihimo (3 straps elastic belt, Billy Matsunaga has a tutorial on sewing the 4 straps-variation + see how it’s used here).
Some of my favorites of the night …. I love black women
I want to try so many little hobbies. Candle making, soap making, basket weaving, wood carving, book binding, baking, weaving, I want to try them all.
I almost made a post about this the other day (unless i actually did and totally forgot) but there’s so many
I was going to make a list, but then i realized this is a good time to share this book
Making Stuff and Doing things is a whole collection of old punk DIY zines about making and doing just about anything, even things you probably never knew you wanted to do.
Book binding? In there.
Making bowls from old vinyl records? I made a whole ton for my brother’s grad party last year.
Basics of guitar? Making rubber stamps? Silk screening? Composting? Homemade beer, root beer, and wine? Soymilk?? Quill pens??? All in there.
Since it’s more punk, it doesn’t have a ton of the folksy, cottage vibes/hobbies, but it’s all about being resourceful and sustainable, which they both have in common.
If i ever need to do anything I’m not sure of, I double check this book to see if there’s anything in there. It’s one of the only books on diy I’ve ever needed.
Handbook of basic life skills for a young punk or activist, or anyone without a lot of money.Following some of the advice in this book could
You can download the entire book as a PDF in the link above.
Some of Maria Feodorovna’s most devastating dresses of your gothic vampiress/villainess dreams, ca. 1880′s-1890′s
My yarn bowl is done! The color of the raw surface is not as pretty after glaze firing, which I expected, tough I still hoped it would stay a bit peachier. The green glaze on the other hand turned out darker than expected, but a really pretty mossy shade so I'm not at all complaining. Overall really happy!
Working on some new button up blouses. Hopefully I’ll finish the beetlejuice one in time to wear it to the musical
watch pendant in the shape of a skull, designed by isaac penard. switzerland, c. 1640-50.
