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Shiny liquid gold lame' tanktop-style bodysuit.

spacey09, member | September 23rd, 20091 comment

I was probably inspired by certain shiny fashions of the past, so I decided to sew together this awesome liquid gold lame' bodysuit made of very silky 100% polyester fabric! Yet I'm not sure if...

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Hand dyed silk charmuse coat

Nurgis, member | September 21st, 20093 comments

The coat "Honor" is hand dyed silk charmuse and a commercial purchased pattern. I used Dupont steam fix dyes to dye the cloth. But before I can start dyeing I draw the design, these are...

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Daisy's Heirloom Dress

UnaHagen, member | August 14th, 20092 comments

I am pleased to present this heirloom dress for the Threads Magazine, 'Express Yourself in Linen' contest. This was a labour of love for my granddaughter, Daisy, when she was two years old. The...

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Restyled T-shirts

Klotus, member | June 19th, 20098 comments

What can we do with the T-shirts we don't wear anymore, but they are still new or look new? Everyone has T shirts in their closet. We either give them away, throw them, or use itnbspas...

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Project Runway is Back with Company

judith neukam, contributor | April 28th, 20091 comment

Fashion, sewing, and lots of competition keeps us watching and wanting more.

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Spring 2009 Color Trend - Beach Tones

Ariel Price, member | April 2nd, 20091 comment

Pale neutrals lay the foundation for Spring style

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NYC is an Everchanging Source for Fashion Exhibits

April M. Mohr, contributor | March 31st, 20092 comments

Don't miss seeing examples of unique works from designers Muriel King, Valentina, and Isabel Toledo.

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Designer Ali Rahimi creates Oscar-worthy gowns

Nicole Smith, contributor | March 12th, 2009

With a celebrity clientele that reads like a who's-who list in Hollywood, including Arianna Huffington, Jennifer Beals, Felicity Huffman, and Eva Longoria, Ali Rahimi creates couture garments for the red-carpet elite.

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Meet the Threads Croquis Family: Your Tool for Fashion Sketching

Threads Magazine, editor | October 27th, 2008

Schematic figures are the basis of easy, accurate garment drawings. Download a set that matches common figure types to get you started on sketching unique garment designs.

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