Matisse Fashions One of a Kind Fashions for Barbie and friends
comments (11) March 19th, 2009 in design, fabric, embellishments, reader's closetI love to sew anything in miniature, handbags, belts, scarves and fashions. I avidly collect dolls, doll patterns, fabric and miniature embellishments. I love creating a head to toe look and make jewelry and other accessories to complete each ensemble.
Pattern or design used: My own design









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Posted: 2:34 pm on May 12th
No i didn't find the way to reply to each comment. i tried everything, but not sure that its possible. If you have some work submitted then i can go on your page (Like im doing now) and leave a comment there, but for example i had some people who left comments, who have the account created and the nickname, but no projects submitted, then it doesnt give me an option to leave any comments or replies on their page.It is a bit odd but i left it as it is for now..
There'r forums as well where you can chat to people directly
Ment to ask u, is making clothes for dolls anyhow connected with your proffesion or is it just pure hobby?
Posted: 5:10 pm on March 26th
For now, thanks for the comments and I hope you all find your way back to see my responses somehow.
Brenda
Posted: 5:49 pm on March 23rd
I am not sure how to comment and reply to you, I hope you come back to look.
I am glad you are inspired and that is always the case with me, I have so many ideas and so little time, I feel like I am racing the design/creative clock and use up more energy thinking about sewing than actually sewing I am sure.
As for your quest to make this skirt, I usually gather a full skirt that needs the body by using tulle, to gather with tulle makes the gathers very tight and precise, so but the tulle and the main fabric the same to gather. Also if you are lining, cut the lining shorter than the main fabric, sew along the bottom and the back closing edges, then turn and gather across the top with the tulle, leaving it free as the unders skirt. So in effect you have a your main and lining attached as one piece, then the tulle as the free floating under skirt. The lining will not drop below if it is alittle shorter and also if you run a seam along the lining side once you have turn it right sides out. Hope this makes sense and thanks so much
Brenda
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