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[sybilra]

I will probably never be able to sew anything remotely related to formal garments, but at least this weekend I made a t-shirt and a pair of comfortable pants for myself. And even though there are small mistakes, I am quite happy with the result.

[natalische]

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I made this shirt from a 16th–17th century pattern. It was commissioned by a very sweet guy who's into historical reenactment. I started by folding and finishing each edge, then sewed all the pieces together. I used some quite pricey lace for the collar. The cuffs and collar tie with cords. The end result is absolutely beautiful!

[historicalgarments1]

The joys of tiny rolled hems, doing some hand sewing for my latest 18th century project. This is the smallest one I've ever made, focusing on slow sewing. . . . . . . #HistoricalGarments #Handsewing #SewingInspiration #SlowFashion #RolledHem #18thCenturyFashion #HistoricalCostuming #Linen #1700s #SewingProject https://www.instagram.com/p/CmyIx3JOAzh/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[felixadventures1]

I haven’t done any new digital art lately, I did however make a new puppet!

This is Bonko the goblin, dressed in the potato sack rags he tailored himself

It is my first soft body puppet, I wanted him to travel well, since he is coming with me to D&D group I host. I based the pattern on the free Snoof pattern on the Puppet Nerd site

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[sewingforyourlife]

Another view from the skirt.

[alma-art]

Mending project: my beloved scarf

It's a pretty holey old scarf, but it's made of such a wonderful textile I'd never throw it away, so I've just decided to mend it.

I started with securing around the hole, with a basic running stich.

Then I simply started to use weaving to make up for the lost textile.

After finishing half of the vertical strings I knotted it at the back side. I have not seen any tutorials how people usually knot the loose string away so I just show you here, how I usually do it.

You just simply knot the thread to a stable older sewing two times.

Then I continued with the vertical part with a different colour.

Next the horizontal red threads.

This is how it looks the finished mending, I choose colours that match with the scarf's stripes so to look nice.

[puzzledjaypros]

We made a reusable flax-filled heat pad for a friend recovering from surgery! We hope they get a lot of use out of it, but not more than they need to!

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[bevanne46]

I think I will have to try this. Framed in Diamond Quilt Block.

Patchwork pattern work. A very easy but effective method. . . . . #sewing #handmade #sew #sewingproject #diy #fashion #fabric #quilting | Pa

Patchwork pattern work. A very easy but effective method. . . . . #sewing #handmade #sew #sewingproject #diy #fashion #fabric #quilting