by Beth | Jan 11, 2021 | Blog, custom dressmaking, fashion, How To, projects, sewing, sewing class, sewing tips, skirt project
In December I finished a project that was super exciting to me. I took a pattern drafting class because improving and increasing my skills is something that has always been important to me. If you’re curious, the class was Patternmaking 101 with Tricia Camacho....
by Beth | Dec 21, 2020 | custom dressmaking, fashion, maxi wrap skirt, Skirt Party, tea length skirt, wedding
I am so excited about something and I’m going to tell you about it right now! A store in Pennsylvania is going to have a few of my wrap skirts on hand. I have made 4 samples in 4 sizes and 2 lengths for Dress Code Couture in Collegeville. So, if you have been...
by Beth | Nov 23, 2020 | Blog, custom dressmaking, maxi wrap skirt, Retro Style, 50's style, sewing, tea length skirt
It’s coming! This week! My very first Thanksgiving Weekend special offer. I hope you will be as excited as I am. It’s very limited because it’s so special and here’s how it’s going to work. If you are a member of my Biggest Fans Group you...
by Beth | Nov 4, 2020 | Blog, custom dressmaking, fashion, maxi wrap skirt, Retro Style, 50's style, sewing
These are in the store now. Check them out...
by Beth | Oct 19, 2020 | Blog, custom dressmaking, Disney, Disneybound, projects, Retro Style, 50's style, sewing tips
I made a dress a few weeks ago. I used the princess bodice from Gertie’s Ultimate Dress Book by Gretchen Hirsch. I had made another dress with this bodice last September in a class with Gertie herself I thought it was time for another one with short sleeves this...
by Beth | Sep 14, 2020 | Blog, custom dressmaking, fashion, hems, projects, sewing, Skirt Party, skirt project, tea length skirt
I made these beautiful tafetta wraps. I have only 4 of them at the moment. The are all in large size which will fit a waist measurement of 36 to 44 inches. I will be adding them to the webstore quickly but if you want to reserve one, let me know. If they aren’t...
