Showing posts with label cotton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cotton. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 26, 2022

Caftan

 I bought these fabrics  in May with intentions of making three caftans. I prefer a cotton blend of fabric for this type of project since it's for comfort  around the house during summer. However, I will wear caftans in colder weather with a sweater. 


 How hard could it be? Who needs a pattern for that? 😶 I do.
Folding, cutting a neck hole and at the last minute deciding I wanted pockets didn't work out as well as I would have liked.

Sewing and drinking coffee. My Home Ec. teacher 
would be appalled. NO FOOD OR DRINK WHEN
SEWING!!
Since the front and back looked the same I decided
to add these beads I had in my stash. The dental
floss is to make sure they stay in place. The only
problem is that the white floss shows. Sooo, I used
a turquoise marker on the  white floss.

Front

This shows the finished caftan to
the waist. I was later told that this is 
a tunic and not a caftan.


It is now the middle of October so I'll put the idea of two other caftans to the side until warmer weather, the same way I did last fall 2021 for
    this 
          project
Bleached flannel

But, that's a story for another time.  
That's it***


Wednesday, August 5, 2020

The Bounty of the Harvest Part 2


A pictorial post
Fresh vegetables just outside the door awaiting harvest is a gift.
    It is even more valuable when you see these fruits of labor.
         Take another look at the garden of RM. She's an avid gardener who takes joy in what she does.  
If you missed  Part 1, scroll up one post .
Watermelon in it's early stages-
 strawberries-  Veggies of all types

Gardening beds

Trellising vegetables to save space for other plan
Take a rest on the red bench.

Flowers and butterfly take in the beauty
from the deck.
View the expanse and beauty of the Secret Garden.

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Random nature


COTTON ROAD   Wilsonville, AL
💚Many thanks to R.M. for allowing me to to share this beauty of  creation.

That's it***
Next week:  Did It Work?