Hello, everyone! Since I have been admiring shift dresses from the Lilly Pulitzer collection for quite some time now, I just knew my blue linen and lace trim, which I bought in Bangkok last year, would be perfect. I used a taffeta lining because, besides being lightweight, it is kind of smooth, silky soft, and …
Hello, everyone! The end of 2018 is upon us, and it was quite a hectic and eventful year for me. I was finally able to start my sewing blog. Best of all is the fact that I have finally completed a new pattern drafting book for beginners, which I started last year in between teaching. …
Hello, everyone! I used viscose for the skirt section of this dress and the wrong side of the stretch satin fabric for the bodice. I opted for a tulip sleeve because it’s very feminine and flattering. The flowers have a silver outline, which the camera does not pick up. I lined the sleeve with the …
Hello, everyone! Floral garments are seen on many runways lately. It certainly brings a feminine touch to any wardrobe and can be worn day or night. It was love at first sight when I saw the fabric of my latest project. I used digital silk for this dress. The fabric is stiff and has a …
Hello, everyone! I made this dress for a graduation dinner party from a pattern I use quite often when I am pressed for time. I just added sleeves and a different neckline. Velvet tends to add quite a few centimeters to even the slimmest of hips and waists, but I love the colour and texture …
Hello, everyone! Today’s post features garments designed by another rising star and former student, Joyce. Details on all garments are on point, and I am beaming with pride. This is Joyce
Hello, everyone! Today’s post features evening gowns made by my former student, Stella Fabing. I am constantly blown away by the beautiful garments my students make. Below are some examples of the lace moulding technique, perfectly constructed.