Gallery of Finished Projects

[ArielCallista]

Such is life Jules...pics?

[TiaLD77]

Thank you every one. I love this fabric, Its is a wool but is so light it doesnt feel that bad on a warm day & it was a joy to work with wich is always a plus!  The cap, partalet, & camica were the finishing touches for it this year, Oh & new bloomers. Other than socks, shoes & leather pouch the entire get up was done by me 

[Kate XXXXXX]

Modern reticules for the bride and her bridesmaids: 

       

Sorry that Inga's envelope bag is rather blurry.  It was about 3am when I took the photies!

[Kate XXXXXX]

My frock came out very 1930's ish!

 

The Mother of the Bride's batik made up nicely.

 

[LadyShadow]

Very Lovely.  I really like this bag...

Great job Kate.

[DonaCatalina]

Huzzah to Kate- all of it looks too wonderful!

[operafantomet]

I haven't been on here in ages, actually haven't been sewing for almost a year or better. I was inspired this season to Finally finish an ensamble.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/16972716@N04/5035039736/in/set-72157605832839499/


Italian Garb by Temair's Ham'Sul, on Flickr

I agree, that colour is so... well, gorgeous. And I love the lines of the dress.
I love this color. For years I've been telling myself that I will make something teal/turquoise. <sigh>
Your dress is lovely.

[Valencia]

Kate, those bags are gorgeous! The brown one is my fav, which is funny because the brown dress was my fav, too! : )

[Kate XXXXXX]

Thank you. 

The three brown ones are made form the scraps from the bridesmaid gowns and the red from the bride's scraps.

[Taffy Saltwater]

Oh, the pretty, pretty bags!  Lovely job on all of it.

[Kate XXXXXX]

Thank you.   

[Taffy Saltwater]

X posted from the steampunk thread - a mad scientist's apron:



I'll embellish it a little, but for all intents & purposes, it's done.

[Rani Zemirah]

Can't wait to see it with the rest of your Steamy garb!!!

[Rosamundi]

Agree - I'd love to see more Steampunk cross-posts, too!

Here's a cincher I just finished for my mom. It's forest-green velvet on one side and black duck on the other.  The "boning" was done with plastic zip-ties from Home Depot. I used iron-on hem bonding to make the boning channels, too. Cheaty-cheat-cheat, I know.

Maybe now I will attempt a bodice. Someday.

P.S. - Hurrah for Hallowee'n at the thrift store: The blouse/skirt are Unicorn Clothing - retail value $100, obtained for $6 (yes, six! s-i-x! dollars!)

[LadyStitch]

I finally got some better shots of the brides. These were taken at final dress by a pro theater photographer.  It is kind of nice to sit back and actually watch the show instead of trying to get good shots.



Oh btw I was asked to make a matching baby doll dress for a little girl in the show that becomes a vampire.  Turned out kind of cute... in an evil baby doll kind of way.