Red Cedar
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Tag: diy
Post #2062: Blogging along with #slowfashionoctober
Coming off of Wednesdays’s post on mindfulness and creativity, I feel compelled to join in with October’s blogging theme over at Fringe Association which is Slow Fashion (#slowfashionoctober). Some of you may have noticed that this blog has recently developed two strong themes which… Continue Reading “Post #2062: Blogging along with #slowfashionoctober”
Post #2052: Not quite a superhero cape, but nevertheless….
My Woodland Stroll Cape is finished! I didn’t quite attach the closures properly (I realized too late that there should have been some overlap), and I couldn’t figure out how to line up the outer fabric and lining the stitch through the shoulder seams. I… Continue Reading “Post #2052: Not quite a superhero cape, but nevertheless….”
Post #2049: Work in progress
My in-progress shots from this week. The featured image above is my first ever knit sweater project – pattern is Paulie by Isabell Kramer. All I can really say is so far, so good. It appears that it will fit me, and my stockinette… Continue Reading “Post #2049: Work in progress”
Post #2048: The start of the new
Now that the sewing room re-do is almost complete (once I get the final furniture pieces I’ll post proper photos here) – I’ve got a tidy and very clean work space to inspire me again. And one of the things I am most happy about… Continue Reading “Post #2048: The start of the new”
Post #2033: A feature every house should have
Months after starting this project, Brian and I finally got this done over the weekend. Behold the life-changing spice cupboard! What started as a poorly placed ironing board in the kitchen (by the back door, it was a cramped place to iron out anything… Continue Reading “Post #2033: A feature every house should have”
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