Hello my fellow stitchers, hope you're having a great start to your weekend. Today's post isn't going to be of a finished make, I haven't made anything since my Rosa dress. I have been quite busy though; prepping pattern pieces (tracing, yikes!) for March projects, prepping my fabrics, gathering supplies and things, you know the … Continue reading Burda Style March 2019
Hello everyone, hope you had a nice Christmas break. I decided to take a short break from blogging and social media, just to chill, relax, recharge, you know? December was a bit challenging to me health-wise, nothing big but I'm still struggling a bit with my bad back. But I did have a nice Christmas … Continue reading Fashion, the Essential Visual Guide to the World of Style by Karen Homer | Book Review
You know, this series is actually one of my favourite things to write. I love sharing my findings of inspiring people or things. I also love the fact that these monthly posts allow me to share more than just sewing content - it's like a permission for me to share more than just the sewist … Continue reading Muses of the Month #4 | November 2018
If you took a good look at my logo, you'd know I love sewing and watercolours/illustrations. Those are my two main creativity outlets. So when I find fashion illustration books I get so excited. I actually found this book in TK Maxx - I love browsing in their stationery section, I'd find nice sketchbooks, art … Continue reading 50 Ways to Wear Denim – Lauren Friedman | Book Review
Bonjour mes amis. Before I started sewing, I wasn't much into fashion, in fact I wasn't interested at all. Clothes were just clothes, and my outfits were not picked with much consideration; just the usual jeans and t-shirt for everyday casual, shirts/blouses plus trousers if I needed to look a bit smart, and work suits … Continue reading Dress Like a Parisian – Aloïs Guinut | Book Review
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