Showing posts with label silk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label silk. Show all posts

Thursday, October 23, 2008

The Scrappy Jacket







This is the Scrappy Jacket that is listed in my Esty shop. I thought I should model it myself. I grabbed a bag of my silky scraps and sewed them all together (randomly) then I cut out the jacket. It was interesting how it came out. I also lined the jacket with a soft coral silk fabric. I also hand sewed small square (plastic) crystal beads all around the band and sleeves. This jacket is so nice, it is light and airy and you feel good when you wear it because it does not feel like you have anything on. If I look good in it you know you will too. If you want to purchase the jacket, you can leave a comment on this blog, go purchase the jacket and I will give you 25% discount. Just purchase the jacket (using paypal) and I will refund you the 25%, what a bargain.


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Tuesday, July 15, 2008

Chocolate Shirt


If you like chocolate you will love wearing this shirt. It is made of wonder chocolate colored silk-like fabric that has a striped design woven in. It is long sleeved, with stand up collar.
For neck size 16 1/2.

Sunday, June 22, 2008

Silk Scarf Dress




Ok here is that dress that I talked about in the last post. I want to list it in my Etsy shop but I feel like I should get a model to put it on to really do it justice. It is a beautiful dress made of the softest silk and it is lined with a just as soft China silk. The jacket is made of purple chiffon that adds to the softness. I just love the colors and how they blend so beautifully

Tuesday, June 17, 2008

A beautiful piece of fabric


I made this fabric and now I can't decide what to do with it. Sometimes I get stumped like this. The fabric is made out of silk scarves that I bought from a fellow artist. It is probably hard to see the beauty of this piece. When a piece comes out this nice I have a hard time cutting it. But I thought I would show it and see if anyone can give me some suggestions.


I hung the piece on the door so that you could get a better view of it.