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8.03.2017
teatime with predators
Made the girl a little top. Put a spider on it.
I'm tickled with my spider web appliqué. I shall have to revisit this again in the near future.
The spider is machine sewn. The web is pieced together with pin tucks. Spider web in process:
Back to the girl this morning:
This was moments before she broke the tea saucer. My girl is a delicate flower. Except when she's not.
The embroidery on the shirt says, Part Girl, Part Wolf Spider.
(It took all I had to not reverse that into spider wolf. Spider wolves are terrifying. Thank you Welcome to Night Vale for that particular thing I'll never forget yet I can not remember where it is.)
I saved the tea cup from miss delicate, though. Put a weird little cyclopean clown doll in it.
Then I listed the doll on Etsy. Check it out.
7.27.2017
minimalist top for needlework
I've been working on making a simple minimalist top pattern that I can whip up in half an hour or so and use to play around with some machine drawing and embroidery. I really love functional, wearable art, and want to spend some more time playing with that.
Here is my minimalist top 1.0:
With a spider and web 1.0.
The spider is all machine sewn (no breaks! I don't know why, but I made that a rule.) I placed the structural secondary layer of fabric on the outside so that I could have it appear a bit deconstructed and remind myself not to take myself too seriously - always a danger in the design stage. This is supposed to be fun and basic.
The web creeps over the shoulder into a wee web.
It fits nice and loose, super comfortable. There is some work to do in having the shoulder in a bit tighter... maybe make it a racer back? Or maybe not. I always like to have something that I don't have to wear pinch-y bras with, if you know what I mean. It would also make an excellent pajama top.
I did wear this to a pub show the other night and nobody laughed out loud at me so I will consider it a so-far success.
Now onto the next incarnation of the top and come up with another arachnid illustration.
Here is my minimalist top 1.0:
With a spider and web 1.0.
The spider is all machine sewn (no breaks! I don't know why, but I made that a rule.) I placed the structural secondary layer of fabric on the outside so that I could have it appear a bit deconstructed and remind myself not to take myself too seriously - always a danger in the design stage. This is supposed to be fun and basic.
The web creeps over the shoulder into a wee web.
It fits nice and loose, super comfortable. There is some work to do in having the shoulder in a bit tighter... maybe make it a racer back? Or maybe not. I always like to have something that I don't have to wear pinch-y bras with, if you know what I mean. It would also make an excellent pajama top.
I did wear this to a pub show the other night and nobody laughed out loud at me so I will consider it a so-far success.
Now onto the next incarnation of the top and come up with another arachnid illustration.
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