i started but never finished several sewing projects in the past few months... though today i finally finished one!..
all 10 attempts to get a picture of me wearing the shirt turned out blurry, but i wanted to demonstrate that those were pockets on the front of the shirt, so, blurry torso shot:
Darbie, this stuff is really pretty cool! I didn't know you could sew. Actually, this is rather advanced, since you're making stuff up as you go AND using JERSEY KNIT fabrics. I could never get that stuff to lay right - I guess you have to have the tension just right on your machine. And the right needles, too. Anyway, creating stuff from scratch or from an idea in your head is the most difficult but also the most satisfying.
My big sewing success is that I made my prom dress: a strapless, full-length black satin sheath with a dramatic flare from the knee to the floor. My aunt helped me. We used two different patterns for the bodice and the skirt, then I put them both on, she pinned them, and I sewed them together. A year later I was watching Sleeping Beauty (my favorite animated Disney film) and realized that the inspiration for the dress was Maleficent's badass robes. I even made the sleeves end in points over the backs of my hands instead of straight across the wrist like in the pattern.
Anyway, I think your stuff is cool, and I think you should definitely keep doing it!
Darbie, this stuff is really pretty cool! I didn't know you could sew. Actually, this is rather advanced, since you're making stuff up as you go AND using JERSEY KNIT fabrics. I could never get that stuff to lay right - I guess you have to have the tension just right on your machine. And the right needles, too. Anyway, creating stuff from scratch or from an idea in your head is the most difficult but also the most satisfying.
thank you!.. a ball point needle is key to sewing knits...
Thanks! The only problem is that I can't really see through the mask all that well, and the hooves are high-heels so I'm only a little scared of breaking my limbs...
i ended up making my costume as well... i originally had no plans for halloween, then my friend calls me the night before and asks if i want to get dressed up and go out, i stated i had no costume, she told me to get to work, haha... so i spent about 7 hours stitching together fabric scraps i had lying around so i could be a ragdoll, i kinda felt like i was on an episode project runway... the results:
i ended up making my costume as well... i originally had no plans for halloween, then my friend calls me the night before and asks if i want to get dressed up and go out, i stated i had no costume, she told me to get to work, haha... so i spent about 7 hours stitching together fabric scraps i had lying around so i could be a ragdoll, i kinda felt like i was on an episode project runway... the results:
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first the stunning milla jovovich in the dress:
now my attempt to recreate the dress:
my machine did not agree with that fabric at all...
all 10 attempts to get a picture of me wearing the shirt turned out blurry, but i wanted to demonstrate that those were pockets on the front of the shirt, so, blurry torso shot:
My big sewing success is that I made my prom dress: a strapless, full-length black satin sheath with a dramatic flare from the knee to the floor. My aunt helped me. We used two different patterns for the bodice and the skirt, then I put them both on, she pinned them, and I sewed them together. A year later I was watching Sleeping Beauty (my favorite animated Disney film) and realized that the inspiration for the dress was Maleficent's badass robes. I even made the sleeves end in points over the backs of my hands instead of straight across the wrist like in the pattern.
Anyway, I think your stuff is cool, and I think you should definitely keep doing it!
thank you!.. a ball point needle is key to sewing knits...
I WANT ONE OF THESE!!!!!
I love halloween!
hehe, that's awesome!..
I love halloween!
hahaha thats amazing!
The only problem is that I can't really see through the mask all that well, and the hooves are high-heels so I'm only a little scared of breaking my limbs...
And gorgeous (as always), Darbie!
You both make me wish I could sew better. I get the job done... but I'm not sure if I could make a whole costume! Go you all!
You made a dress in a mere 7 hours
Wow, you rock, darbie! That's fantastic!
wow...I can't even make a SKIRT in a WEEK...
So, umm, if I ever become a professional musician, will you guys design for me?