Showing posts with label potential diy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label potential diy. Show all posts
Sunday, February 28, 2010
I have safety pins on the brain as of late. Just trying to come up with something good to embellish.
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potential diy,
safety pins
Saturday, November 28, 2009
slash
I've been admiring this Ann-Sofie Back slash sweatshirt over at Acrimony for at least a couple of months. I've been thinking what a fabulous DIY it would make, if I could get my hands on some nice thin gray sweatshirts. I just noticed the accompanying slash tank, which also makes me very happy. I'm a little slash-happy lately, but I have yet to produce anything. I should get on that.
source: acrimony
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ann-sofie back,
fashion,
gray,
online shopping,
potential diy,
slashes
Thursday, April 30, 2009
When Camille posted pictures of Damir Doma's Fall 2009 line I immediately began to plot quietly about how I might get my hands on one of those braided scarves. Or how i might make one.
Except I couldn't figure out how to make the braiding frame the edge of the scarf without some complex series of cuts and some kind of french braiding technique. I don't have any fabric up here to experiment with, so I had to put it aside.
But then I noticed while perusing Seven New York's wares, that they have a version of the scarf available which is essentially just a triangle with the ends braided, so DIY plan back in the works.
The question remains, what fabric to use? I like the idea of some kind of raw silk, but obviously that wouldn't do much to keep me warm. In any event, I'm tempted to use a cream color so that it looks very skeletal like that first photo.
Except I couldn't figure out how to make the braiding frame the edge of the scarf without some complex series of cuts and some kind of french braiding technique. I don't have any fabric up here to experiment with, so I had to put it aside.
But then I noticed while perusing Seven New York's wares, that they have a version of the scarf available which is essentially just a triangle with the ends braided, so DIY plan back in the works.
The question remains, what fabric to use? I like the idea of some kind of raw silk, but obviously that wouldn't do much to keep me warm. In any event, I'm tempted to use a cream color so that it looks very skeletal like that first photo.
Labels:
damir doma,
fashion,
potential diy
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