Showing posts with label cosplay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cosplay. Show all posts
Fabric Destash to Restash The Vintage Textiles Roll Out of Bed
Celebrate with me the moving of my fabric from my inaccesable under bed storage system to the upper cabinets in my new reorganized ewing/craft room in my RV that I live in full time.
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| Before: All my fabrics were stored in my RV under bed storage. I couldn't access them alone. |
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| I refolded and rebolted all my textiles stowing them in my upper cupboards in my Sewing/Craft room. |
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| Lovely old Vintage Cottons |
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| More cottons and a fabulous fabric, Unknown Content, if you know if this gossamer gold checked textile, please let me now. It is transparent. |
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| Matt Hamilton Woolens from his vintage ware house. They don't make this kind of wool anymore. Also some cottons. |
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| stashed! |
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| Sorted and folded |
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| Woolens Away! |
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| OK, this brings tears to my eyes. Some of you will understand. |
Vintage Kenmore C Cam Decorative Stitch Tutorial Model 158.1781
Demonstrating how to use Decorative Kenmore Vintage C Cam Stitches to add structure and beauty to your garments. My Kenmore Sewing Machine, model 158.17811 is a convertible to free arm, portable machine I bought in 1976 and have used to sew everything from leather, wool and canvas to silk. Watch for more vintage sewing tutorials from Stitching Up History soon, subscribe here, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest to keep up with my sewing adventures!
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