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Project Run and Play

Project Run and Play

Have you all been following Project Run and Play?  And been totally blown away at the designs?  Seriously fantastic designers.....we seriously can't wait until Fridays to show all of you.  Every time one of the designers emails us their HTML and we take a peek, we call each other and gush.  Serious gush.  Because each design has been so amazing.  And the Sew Along contest....well, we have been blown away by it too.  When we talked about doing this at home sewing thing, we thought if we got 4 or ... View the Post

01.24.12

Dresses· Projects· sewing

Some Dresses

Here is the last of the Christmas presents that I made this year.  These two for some nieces on the other side of the family.  It was kind of fun to make matching dresses for a change.  The theme I had for these little dresses was a vintage prairie look (that totally makes no sense to you, I know, but in my mind it did).  I wanted soft, muted colors and some fun prairie-style aprons on the fronts.  I hope they liked them....Any fun sewing projects this week?  Liz and I are currently taking an ... View the Post

01.23.12

sewing· Thoughts

$5 Friday–Vintage Button Love

Since it's been a bit of a Vintage Week around here...I wanted to share some of my favorite additions to vintage dresses and rompers....VINTAGE BUTTONS.  And they are a love.  Or more like an obsession.I really think vintage buttons pull an outfit together.  And this is probably my favorite collection of them.  They came from someone who I am sure kept every button of every piece of clothing.  Most of the buttons still have threads attached....some are very worn....but all are so pretty.  Above, ... View the Post

01.20.12

Patterns

Ruth’s Vintage Silhoutte Slip…and My Chubby Little Secret

The theme this week over at Project Run and Play is "Sewing Through the Decades". It's a theme I could go crazy over.  (In fact, I've started a project from the 60's that I've been using some of my precious vintage polyester for...but it's not quite finished yet....) Anyways I wanted to make a little something to play along with the week so I pulled out a pattern I bought before baby Ruth was born but that I haven't tried yet. It's one of Simplicity's reproduction patterns from the year 1952.  ... View the Post

01.19.12

Projects· sewing

Embroidery from Vintage Sewing Patterns

I have been wanting a little hand stitching project to do this year. One that I can throw in my purse (or Mary Poppins bag is more like it) that I can work on a little at a time while I am waiting at different places.And as you all well know....I love vintage patterns!  (Shocker, huh?)  So, recently while going through my vintage pattern bookshelf  (yes, it is a whole bookshelf--embarrassing) I was wondering why I am not using the darling artwork on the front for patterns.I am wanting some cute ... View the Post

01.18.12

Announcements· Riley Blake

Exciting News!

Ok so we have some really exciting news----Riley Blake Designs has put together a Project Design Team and we have been invited to be part of it! Riley Blake is a Utah based fabric, trim, and notions manufacturer and if you haven't seen their fabrics before you are missing out!  Some of our favorite lines are: The Daisy Cottage Line and The Promenade Cotton Line On a recent visit to their headquarters Elizabeth and I were surprised to discover that we have been using Riley Blake fabrics since ... View the Post

01.17.12

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