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Posts about Intermediate projects.
We’re glad Marc’s commute from Tulsa to Chicago for sewing classes was worth it!Read More →
Verena wanted to work up some simple modern clothes for the baby she’s expecting but wanted something gender neutral and clean. She found a copy of Esprit Kimono pour les Petits and, as a palate cleanser between all of the high-end and beadwork she’s gotten herself into lately, ran out some ADORABLE baby kimono tops in cotton prints. These will make even the grumpiest grump smile.Read More →
We found this post lingering in the drafts folder and couldn’t have felt worse. Too cute os a project to be left in a server’s memory banks without showing it to everyone! Three types of knit and a LOT of handwork. We get a lot of requests for knit up here, and with the caveat that sewing knit is different form woven in terms of the applied skillset, we are always down for some knit sewing!Read More →
Zoë needed a diversion from her lab wok at the University of Chicago, so she thought she’d work up four looks for a fashion show…Read More →
Martín’s Avante-Garde Half-HoodieRead More →
Tim Tierney came to us a couple of years ago to get familiar with sewing terms and methods of construction. Since then, he and his business partners have founded Stock Manufacturing on Chicago’s Near-West side. Every now and then he pops in to just hang out or learn something specific. The latest thing he wanted to understand was basic leather working with hand tools. He brought us this great set of antique punches and awls and said “let’s go!”. He got to work draughting out his basic shape and then working out the details with an awl and a hand-sewn lockstitch. At the endRead More →
Natalie’s first draping project – keep it simple for a more likely success.Read More →
“I’ve been invited to a formal wedding in Shanghai in two months! Can we get a dress made?”Read More →
Natalie works up her own version of McCall’s #3830 in aquamarine sculpted velvet.Read More →
Lynn Shotwell wanted a lightweight Fall coat in tapestry. She chose Butterick #4929.Read More →
Sometimes, in the course of a big project, you have to switch gears to feel like you are getting something – anything – done.Read More →
Lisa Helms drafts a basic sleeveless shift.Read More →
Lisa wanted to move away from standard patterns and venture into the world of draping knits…Read More →
Cessane Johnston made this crushed silk show-stopper early on in Tchad LLC’s history.Read More →
Lisa included this blue knit wrap in the armload of projects she brought to our workrooms for what we are calling the “Envy Shoot”Read More →
Ashwini needed some core principles to guide her future projects.Read More →
Lisa shows off the Supercowl…Read More →
Dana needed a formal dress for an event. Issue? She needed it when 7 months pregnant.Read More →
Coco would be proud of this kind of dedication.Read More →
Amie Dowker decided to tackle Vogue #8630 as her second project and threw a tie in for her man as a bonus with the extra fabric.Read More →
Vogue #7848 is a great all-around pattern.Read More →
Before she moved to Europe with Microsoft, Carrie came up with this great Jacket. Vogue #7764 Fall 2007Read More →
Amanda Kezios stopped by with a demand: “HELP ME MAKE A CLOCHE!”Read More →
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