Hello Everyone! The cowl neckline is an old classic style that is always elegant, whether it is used in a top or dress. I used a stretch Satin for this top. The front was cut on the bias and the…
Hello Everyone! We are still experiencing hot weather here in the Cape West Coast region even though it is now autumn. I decided to use Viscose/Rayon for this wrap dress since it is so soft and drapes well. This fabric…
Hello Everyone! This is kind of a long tutorial for a scatter cushion, but the end result is a beautiful cushion with a completely concealed zipper as appose to the quick in-seam zipper. You will need the following: Fabric for…
Hello Everyone! Redecorating is one of my favorite things to do when time allow me to do so. I decided to revamp my bedroom with new scatter cushions and a new bed runner. Bed runners come in different widths and…
Hello Everyone! While the summer heat is still in full swing, I still have time to whip up a beach dress or two. I prefer to go for styles that can transition from beach to lifestyle. I used VISCOSE/RAYON for…
Hello Everyone! I used Crinkle Chiffon for this dress which is lightweight and super soft against the skin. I drafted a circular skirt pattern and finished the hem off with a rolled hem. The gentle sea breeze provided some relief…
The Erawan Museum is located in Samut Prakan Province, about 23 kilometers south Of Bangkok, Thailand. The museum was created by Mr Lek Viriyahbhun, who also initiated the Sanctuary of Truth in Pattaya, Thailand. The Erawan Museum is set in…
Muangboran Ancient City is the largest outdoor museum in the world. It is less then an hour from central Bangkok. We took the BTS Skytrain to KHEHA station and from there a short journey by TUK TUK. The museum is…
Hello Everyone! The countdown for my trip to Thailand has begun and I am extremely excited. We will be leaving next week, so look out for posts on travel as we further explore some parts of Thailand. My project for…
There are a few ways to make hollow sleeves, but I prefer this method as the end result is always neat. Gather the following items for the sleeve pattern. A tracing wheel, paper, pencil, eraser, scissors, french curves and a…