Holiday Season Sewing: a French inspired glittery dress
Every year as the Holiday season approach, I am tempted to give into marketing temptation and have a new dress. Since…
How to Sew Your Little Black Swimsuit for the Holidays
You already own a little black dress? It’s time to create its beach version, the Little Black Swimsuit! No matter your…
How to sew a beginners’ silk crop-top (and without pattern!)
Yes, summer has arrived and with it, heat, sweat and unruly hair situations. In today’s post, we will bring a nice…
How to sew your 80’s swimsuit without a pattern
Are you feeling that delightful 80’s|90’s vibe going over fashion? When I came across that colorful fabric, half Pollock half Katy Perry inspired,…
5 Sewing Bloggers Talk About Body Confidence
You’re not a model? Take pictures of yourself anyway! That’s the message I want to convey today. I am far from…
How to Make your Hokusai-inspired Denim Jacket
Jealous of my denim jacket from last week? C’mon, you know me by now, I love sharing good tips! Today you…
Would you wear a boring jean jacket? Hell no!
No way you could have missed them. You know, those jean jackets you have seen everyone wearing in your streets and…
Marie Antoinette’s Hairdo, Makeup & Cie
If I say “18th century hairstyle” you think very long hair, 10 hours of intense work and 10,000 products to keep…
Make your Georgian dress (18thc) like a pro!
Last week I showed you the pictures, today we are looking under the skirt: I am going to explain how I…
#HistoryHacks : a Marquise in San Francisco
Who said Marquises only belonged to the 18th century ? I recently encountered one strolling in the streets of San Francisco……