Beautiful reel that crossed my dash today. Credit to @applecreekmerinos on instagram.
Lovely caption. I wonder what the community note is?
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Beautiful reel that crossed my dash today. Credit to @applecreekmerinos on instagram.
Lovely caption. I wonder what the community note is?
Well! They sure are!
finished! the fact that it’s made out of a linen sheet that was used until it was wearing holes gives it a really nice, lived-in look immediately. i like it a lot. even though this was intended as just a mockup, i think i’ll add it to my wardrobe.
I started this piece, “Women’s Work,” a little over three years ago. It was a stop and go project—lots of breaks, lots of reworking. It’s also a story of skill. I did the fiber half first and you can tell, because the food half is significantly better in terms of coloring, tension, and coverage.
I’ll post better pictures of it later; as soon as I set the last stitches I screamed, put it on, and snapped these photos for posterity.
first full outfit piece that I made without any pattern, only eyes and measurements! the bottom pleats need to be redone now that I’ve seen it under the corset, but I love the way it turned out! up next: linen chemise in the same style but knee-length
did some visible mending to give me a break from the horrors
might like. fuck around & make prints for sale someday. no they’re not Good but they are Fun
belated tdov craft: howl’s cloak