Photography: North West Mountain Living I hope your week has been amazing so far! Is anyone else obsessed with the Gingham trend ? Everything is showing up with this print- even shoes! Gingham reminds me of my childhood days in the 70's, and brings back lots of feel good vibes from that decade.
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Wednesday, July 26, 2017
DIY Gingham Cold Shoulder Top
Tuesday, August 18, 2015
D.I.Y Color Block Dress
Hello friends, I 've been working on this color block dress awhile, and finally finished it. The many days of hot weather are to blame for my slacking. It's hard to glue yourself to the sewing machine when it's so nice out! I saw this trendy color block dress on the runway at the NW sewing expo last Feb. It definitely has a retro flavor and I fell in love with it! The model looked fabulous in the orange color scheme, so I chose it as well. Fabrics that work great for this pattern are linen blends, ponte knits, and crepe. Although this color combination works best for spring and summer, it works for early fall too. The old rule about not wearing white after labor day no longer stands. A jean jacket or blazer would pair great with this dress too. Have you started making plans for your fall wardrobe yet? Which tr...
Wednesday, December 17, 2014
HOW TO SWING BACK TO 60'S STYLE WITH A DIY RETRO INSPIRED COAT
Published 12/23 & 12/24: Seattle Fashion Daily Isn't it a given that coats play a major part in fall and winter collections? Well, this year coats have gone far beyond the role of being a staple piece, and have moved fashion more towards being a "statement piece". Coats have been big news on all the catwalks, and have become a central focus of the wardrobe. They are helping pave the way to a more laid back approach to styling. Outerwear inspiration comes not just from fashion icons, but also from decade influence. The 60's decade is alive and well, and is one of my favorites to reinvent style from. For daytime outerwear, swing coats and fake furs were popular for young women. Fashions in the early years of the decade reflected the elegance of the first lady Jacqueline Kennedy, and who doesn't adore her style?!? This fun swing coat can be sewn from a basic flare coat pattern. I adde...
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