I cut this little bishop out last night and got it stitched and pleated this morning. At this point 4 rows of smocking are complete. I may finish this tonight. Once I started smocking I realized these sure look like Mardi Gras colors to me! The fabric is a lovely hanky linen.
I like to hem the sleeves flat. For this dress I used a technique found in my tutes, the Piped Hem. What I then did was a catch stitch in orange floss across the hem above the piping.
Next is a pair of pants that need a muslin made, rather different than my usual....Blogger is giving me grief so I will try to get my other pic up later....Bunny
I like to hem the sleeves flat. For this dress I used a technique found in my tutes, the Piped Hem. What I then did was a catch stitch in orange floss across the hem above the piping.
Next is a pair of pants that need a muslin made, rather different than my usual....Blogger is giving me grief so I will try to get my other pic up later....Bunny
wow that is just so pretty.
ReplyDeleteI can't believe how fast you are! Can't wait to see the finished dress.
ReplyDeleteIt's so pretty! I can't wait to see the finished article. You are quick too!
ReplyDeleteI love these smocking projects you do - they are so filled with beautiful detail. Since I don't do smocking, I have to admire from afar!
ReplyDeleteI like the sleeve detail. It adds such a punch of colour against that hanky linen
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