Posts Tagged ‘ handmade ’

Socks

30th July 2010 | 0 Comments

I recently (re)picked up knitting and instead of making a scarf as my first project I went with a sock. I practiced knitting in the round on 4 double pointed needles, usually refered to as DPNs. I also wanted to learn cabling, so after practicing on some yarn my mother gave me to practice with, [...]


I’ve been a busy child the past few months

23rd April 2010 | 0 Comments

I’ve been getting a lot made and done. I even was able to clean up the house a bit. The two Mini Lace Top Hats are embroidery machine free standing lace. They measure 5.5 in x 4.75 in x 2.5 in. They are wicked cute and perfect for a steampunk, gothic lolita or burlesque outfit. [...]


Choker to Headband Converter

7th February 2010 | 0 Comments

I’ve been loving my chainmaille lately. It’s fun, and something that I can do in the living room. I also love my chokers but wanted to wear them has headpieces as well. So I developed the converter piece. Now you can make any of my chokers into headbands. It is made from metal rings (can [...]


Homemade Socks

1st October 2009 | 0 Comments

So this morning was really cold and so I was looking for some socks, which didn’t want to be found. I remembered I had a couple of pieces of white fleece that I had no plans for. So I decided to make some fleece socks! I just measured around my ankle (9.25″) added a 3/4 [...]


Prices: why they are what they are

30th June 2009 | 0 Comments

I was just browsing on Etsy and found that I tend to be priced in the middle to high range. I am there because of materials cost. I have very few fabric stores around me (the closest is 30 minutes away, the next closest one is at least one hour) and I have difficulty buying [...]


MASSIVE ETSY SALE

26th June 2009 | 0 Comments

MASSIVE SALE AT ETSY STORE!!! EVERYTHING MARKED DOWN and with FREE US SHIPPING!!! Check it out 28 Sides Designs Etsy Shop Sale until July 4th


Cotton 1950′s Apron Dress

31st May 2009 | 0 Comments

Definitely one of my favorite projects to date. This reprint of a 1950′s pattern is wonderful. It gives the illusion of 2 dresses but is actually one, making it much simpler to put on; it merely buttons in the back and then snaps in the front. I made this one of 100% cotton in two [...]