I decided to check out a project I started early last year, which was a yellow and navy over the shoulder handbag. I don't know why I went from cutting right into sewing the lining with the fabric since the lining was an inch off on the bottom and right edge. What WAS I THINKING?!?
So I started on this faux croc, which is in the same pattern as the yellow and navy suede:
So you can see in the above that I am using vinyl with binder clips trapping a strip to cover the raw edges. It is a test garment, of course, the sewing is a bit off. But I did (without knowing) center the "crocodile" back on the pattern. I love the look of this purse - it's so ... sexy. I had to take out the stitches because the vinyl is hard to match in the curves of the armholes. So I'm not finished yet, but I am SO close.
I still need to complete the other pair of curtains for the bedroom and iron both sets.
Now I'm doing research on armors and more articles on using inspiration for fashion designing. I would like to purchase this book from Amazon. It would be really helpful in understanding the steps that go into fashion inspiration.
1 comment:
I cannot wait to see this finish! Are you going to be able to do anything with the materials from your navy and yellow bag? I love the color choice by the way... maybe a cluth or something smaller with the unused fabric? I love the idea of architectural inspiration for fashion design.. some say fashion and interior design go somewhat hand in hand.. I can see that...
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