I usually use the same piece of linen over and over again for test prints. I like the way the stars, dots and plaid all look together so much that this may become a new pattern – after I futz with the alignment a bit. My mistakes and misprints and test runs often yield such […]
I really must get around to adding this dress to my vintage etsy shop soon. It’s just too good. But it’s been hanging in my studio for months now – I need to model it, I need to photograph it, I need to measure it – and, you know, I’ve been busy. It does fit
After saying yesterday that I was going to think through my packaging more thoroughly, I went and hastily put something together this morning so I’d have a few, manly items for tonight’s “Handmade for your Honey” show at MOCFA. It wasn’t entirely hasty – I started the label a couple of days ago. But the
The design gods must have decided that chevron prints were going to be hot this year because I’ve suddenly started to see them everywhere. I’ve had a vintage, pleated chevron skirt for years and get compliments every time I wear it (including from the snobby, fashion company girls who worked upstairs from my old office).