(my sister modeling a ruffle scarf made from a fabulous vintage pillowcase)
I made those up out of my head too! I'm sure there are tutorials and kits for people to make flowers, but all along I have simply been playing with my fabric scraps and twisting my needle and thread in different directions to get the flower breeziness I wanted.
I have secretly pretended to be a milliner. I threw some of my flowers away because I couldn't get them right, and they're such a little bit of fabric. Then my cousin commissioned me to make organza flowers for all the ladies of her wedding party including (gasp) her, the bride. I was honored.
(my sister modeling a flower)
I'm having a big photo shoot this weekend - more flowers and scarves in the shop next week!
7 comments:
They owe you, big time.
Seriously though, that's awesome. Tell us NOW what you're thinking of making up next! Better yet, buy a trademark for your next idea---QUICK!
Your just ahead of fashion. That is what all fashion designers have to be. I love all this flouncy, ruffly stuff. can't wait to see your new things.
You're not trendy, you're a trendsetter! :)
I was in Ann Taylor Loft a few weeks ago and noticed that they're selling ruffle scarves this season as well. I thought of you.
That's exciting! I love it when that happens : ) Good luck with the wedding!
You should sue. Lands End totally copied you. The nerve.
Good for you!
Lands End has nothing on you, though!!!! Your scarves are gorgeous.
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