Red Cedar
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Tag: Sewing
Post #3011: Spring time energies (bring on the dresses)
Recently a friend of ours wrote this to me: “….you two are at the height of your creative edge. I keep thinking about you these days and say: “They are totally TURNED ON!” I hope you’re enjoying the ride.” He was responding to our decision to sell… Continue Reading “Post #3011: Spring time energies (bring on the dresses)”
Post #2072: Finished items and new projects – from knitting to radio.
That up there is a picture of me wearing the Beacon Shawl to work yesterday. That is my third finished object from the materials documented in the top left photo below (which I blogged about back here in September) : For the record, the above… Continue Reading “Post #2072: Finished items and new projects – from knitting to radio.”
Post #2065: The sewing room tour (finally finished)
After a flurry of posting about the sewing room reno in early September, I’ve been a bit quiet on the subject in anticipation of the two final pieces of furniture that were on their way to helping me finish the job. This past weekend,… Continue Reading “Post #2065: The sewing room tour (finally finished)”
Post #2064: Slow fashion and slow food – another way of saying elite consumer?
While thinking about the slow fashion/clothing movement a couple of weeks ago, I watched the documentary “The True Cost” (available on Netflix) which is about the textile industry and the transition to clothing as disposable consumer items over the last three decades – its… Continue Reading “Post #2064: Slow fashion and slow food – another way of saying elite consumer?”
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”
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