If you're a sewist and live in the Forest Lake area. Come connect and share with other sewists. We meet the 2nd Thursday of every month.
We would love to have you join us. Your first 2 visits are free before needing to join ASG.
Just a reminder a new group is starting up in Forest Lake this Thursday, March 14th 6:30pm
You are welcome to attend and bring a friend. Come with ideas and show and tell
Main focus this first time will be getting to know each other and making plans for further meetings.
Come find me at Arts in the Park this evening and learn more about the Kids Can Sew curriculum I'll be introducing this fall. I'll be set up following the kids/teen sewing class after 6. @ Lakeside Memorial Park https://t.co/ZyBdJ2JnvK
When you need to create pockets to camouflage gussets in the side seams of a bridal gown and...
The bride thinks you're awesome because: POCKETS! @ Sewing and Fitting Mentor https://t.co/L3reILDM0N
Mid-#19thc friends side by side, mirroring my current chapter. In Anne Sykes’s dress diary, her friend Fanny features frequently with swatches of dresses they wore together. These #1850s egs were worn to a wedding, female networks that have endured through cloth @ChicagoMuseum
Amazing new images of a dress that belonged to #QueenAlexandra and which has been recently conserved and mounted to show off the incredibly delicate #overdress embellished in silver by #HenrietteFavre. Now on display at Christianborg Palace, Copenhagen
Worn #onthisday in 1984 by @Madonna to sing "Like A Virgin" at the first ever @MTV@vmas, at @RadioCity Music Hall in New York, NY. She later told @jayleno: “I lost my . . . white stiletto. . . . As I reached for the shoe, the dress went up. And the underpants were showing." #OTD
Threads Insider Exclusive - Cover Stitching 101: Learn what a cover stitch is, how to select a cover-stitch machine, basic and advanced techniques, and more. https://t.co/BsrmwClSmA
Fashioned out of ethereal silk chiffon, the dress gets its classic shape and distinctive texture from the diamond-stitched smocking in the bodice. Learn how to add smocking to your garments: https://t.co/lwqXJBSFnH
A mid #1880s reception dress that is just the shade of red as the #hawthorn berries that are crowding the hedges around us now. I might have to try making some hawthorn brandy for the first time, a warming tipple to banish chills @cincyartmuseum#fashionhistory
This week’s #fridayfrills is this beauty! It’s a 1805-1910 evening dress. This is one of my favorite dresses. The color. The detail. The sparkle. Absolutely fabulous. It’s unknown who made it but it was worn Queen Maud of Norway 🇳🇴 #fashionhistory.
Currently writing about printed cotton technologies in the #1830s & #1840s since Anne Sykes’s #dressdiary is full of roller printed cottons that would have been fashioned into dresses like this. Broad Oak & Primrose Printworks are two of the mills mentioned @V_and_A
Women’s #tailoring mirroring their aesthetics of their male counterparts in the #1890s here, the fabric pattern scaled down to accommodate the smaller torso and tapered waist but in other respects following contemporary masculine details @JBCollection_uk #fashionhistory