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

Tuesday, 1 February 2011

Folksy Monthly Make !!


Well, for Folksy, I was supposed to make one item a month as a monthly make.
But hey, I made two bags.


The first one is available to view on previous posts.


But here is my second, and, believe it or not, I now have a third design on the go !!!
I have decided to do a wedding fair/fayre (never know which way to spell it) on March 5th at Rode , Nr Frome. I thought that I needed some things for my table.





Its made from Silk Dupion and has an ivory satiny lining. The flowers are made in the same fabric and attached to the bag..





My idea is, in this recession !, to have something that can be made in any colour of fabric to match something that you might already have in your wardrobe, thereby saving you buying a whole new outfit for that special occasion, wedding etc.

There are to be matching corsages or jackets. If you were interested in looking, they are at http://www.folksy.com/shops/inspiredbrides or my website gives details of how to get in touch www.inspired-brides.co.uk There are so many colours available that these could be made in, please just ask .

Thanks for looking

Saturday, 11 September 2010

Something new

I have recently made something new for my Misi shop.

I have worked with some gorgeous fabrics in my time and find it very hard to throw, even the smallest, leftovers away. So I decided to make this large brooch / corsage .
The first layer is red silk Dupion, left over from a Medieval style wedding ( shown in old posts if you want to scroll down).

The organza petals on top of that, fabric left over from the beaded bridesmaids earlier this year ( again in previous post).


I then added some seed beads and glass beads.
I also thought that it could be used to decorate a handbag or a dress.
I am pleased with the final brooch, thought I might make some more. I know just the fabric for my next one !!

Wednesday, 2 December 2009

Medieval Dress



One of my ladies has sent me pictures for you to see.

I made this Medieval dress for August this year. Its my first one of this type, but it is a style I have always wanted to do.
She brought me a pattern for a costume dress because it was most similar to what she wanted. She had also bought the silk. I changed the neckline because I thought it would make it look nice, as its in a block of colour, it would be just a bit more interesting. I loved the sleeve design and it looks fabulous in the picture. She loved it and I was very pleased myself.
Hope you like