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Projects of a Dressmaker ep 2-1930’s style dress with the most EPIC sleeves – DIY vintage dress
I take you behind the scenes of my latest vintage fashion sewing project… This stunning 1930’s inspired velvet dress!
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How to Refashion Thrift Store Clothes to Vintage Style – Mens Shirt +Lace Doily collar – Thrift to Vintage Ep4
I used a doily!! Yes, one of those lacey/ crochets, old lady things that go under vases! And I added it to a men’s shirt, made a few sewing tweaks and…
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How to Refashion Thrift Store Clothes to Vintage – 1930’s style blouse – Thrift to Vintage Ep3
My latest thrift store refashion!!! I found this shapeless cotton blouse at the thrift store recently. I was drawn to the print and I could ‘see’ I could create a 1930’s style blouse with it!
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Projects of a dressmaker- ep 1 Making an off the shoulder sundress for a client
Here is a little behind the scenes vlog of a recent client project on mine! You can see what my client wanted me to create, the fabric she had, the pattern I used as a block to start with, and what changes I had to make along the way in the fitting process.
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Thrift to Vintage ep2 – Refashioning a Boxy 80’s 2pce Set into a 1940’s Playsuit!
So, by now you might know that refashioning thrift store clothing in vintage styled outfits is one of my favorite things to do! Not only for the creativity involved, but I actually like to wear these refashions as my everyday vintage attire, so I don’t ruin my real, delicate, vintage!
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How to Refashion a Thrift Store Dress into a 1920’s Style Outfit
I have for you something different today! A video tutorial on how I refashioned this, well… rather drab 70’s dress into a great 1920’s style outfit! It didn’t require a lot of work, most of the work was in taking down the size and now I have one of my new favorite dresses!
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