…that I mentioned, I’m quite happy witth how the trousers turned out! My favorite part is the fly facing with button inside that is similar to men’s trousers. I’ve never…
…put any lining (another reason for my laziness). Sidra wants to have labels on his home-made clothes, so I sew a little piece of embroidered ribbon in place. As usual,…
…place of the label. I’m quite satisfied with the result. I think the simple shape suits the fabrics really well. And as usual, Sidra is happy with his new shirt….
I’m hooked on crocheting! I found these skeins of yarn in a secondhand shop for ￥200 for two of them. The label says that it was wool made in Marabá,…
…sewed them to backings so they have little plastic pockets to put name label in. The whole thing went surprisingly fast. Five hours later, I had 32 colorful bag tags…
These hoodies were inspired by a children book, みんなのこびと (cub label) (Minna no Kobito) by Toshitaka Nabata, or loosely translated as ‘Everyone’s Kobito’. I made them for the Once Upon…
…fabric to make this brooch sometime ago, and also to make labels for Sidra’s school necessities. It’s pretty neat, you just make a design with a computer and print them…
…cross pattern now, so I put a little label on the back pocket. The pocket lining is some leftover striped linen fabric. I sewed a casing on the inside of…
…The label said that it was denim, but the fabric felt more like tweed or something. I don’t know, I really don’t have enough knowledge about fabric other than cotton…
…and edgestitch trim.” The pattern is labelled as ‘very easy’, and who can resist such an instant gratification?! I put aside the pants and started on the dress instead. It…