So that would be me on daily basis nowadays (on the left) and when I manage to dress up (on the right).. Hmm.. I am so embarrassingly lame fashion-wise nowadays due to my sometimes more than 15h days (+ I have to walk/cycle 6 km in total every day to the train station and back - in -20 degrees Celsius, in rain and wind etc.) I so wish to have a car some day...
Anyway, it has been quite some time once again - seems like someone here is really bad at updating her blog often enough, huh..?
Nevertheless, I hope everyone is doing well and doing their best at enjoying the smallest and most simple things in life.
So... as I mentioned in my previous entry, I have some plans for the future entries, and therefore hope to see you around later as well! Comments and especially concrit are always highly appreciated. :)
However, this time I would like to introduce you one of my latest sewing work (a white jabot commission) and some other past sewing work with similar aesthetics.
+ I actually managed to finish one more commission just a while ago! I will reveal this beautiful item, amongst the name of to which "collection" the piece belongs to, on my next entry with some other similar pieces from the past as well. I hope you are looking forward to that.
+ And, well, I have been quite broken hearted recently, so please, if possible, a mental hug would now do miracles for me. Send me one, or two, and I will surely send you one back in gratitude. Actually, I could send you a few in advance: *HUUUG*
I will end my babble here, but please feel free to check out the photos and descriptions of some of my Rosa Nitida sewing work below!
Will go to sleep now and maybe finally beat up the sleeping problems by counting my swans..
Good night, sweethearts.
Hugs and kisses,
~Iira~
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~Swan collection~
1.) Latest item: A white 4-layer jabot
Materials and detailing: 2 layers of cotton, 2 layers of chiffon, silk straps, Venetian lace, silver chain, cross pendants, crystals, pearls and a French lily.
2.) Past items:
2.1.) A white high-neck swan inspired choker:
Materials and detailing: Thick polyester lace, Venetial lace, pearls, golden and silver chain, cross pendants, crystals, feathers and satin straps.
2.2.) A white round headdress (this is the "sewing in progress photo"... The final version had plenty of detailing, a white veil and feathers - I will replace this with the final version as soon as I find the pic):
Materials and detailing: thick polyester lace, cotton, Venetial lace, chiffon, crystals, plenty of pearls, butterfly pendant, cross pendants, feathers, satin straps and a white silk rose.
2.3.) A simple, ivory white bonnet (base):
Materials and detailing: Thick white polyester, Venetian lace (wide, narrow and rose lace), plenty of pearls, detachable white roses and satin straps (the lovely person who commissioned the bonnet preferred it to be left simple).
2.4.) Ivory white Edwardian era inspired hat (I have made several similar ones):
Materials and detailing: Thick polyester and silk, Venetian lace, hundreds of pearls, crystals and different kinds of pendants (butterflies, crosses etc.), chains, white roses, ostrich feathers and satin straps.
2.5.) White rose dress and a white lace choker:
Materials and detailing: My old curtains and a sheet, lol. This dress cost me absolutely nothing, basically. Even the shoes cost me hardly anything (recycled materials). The most expensive part in this outfit are perhaps the Moitié socks...?
The very unvisible choker here has hundreds of pearls, chiffon rose lace, golden button and sating straps.
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I look for you
"I look for you and you are not there
I seek for you and time to share
I search for you most anywhere
I long to show you how I care
I seek for you and time to share
I search for you most anywhere
I long to show you how I care
Check upward, the stars tonight
Look for me among the bright
Revealed deep within the light
I am there for you, just out of sight."
Look for me among the bright
Revealed deep within the light
I am there for you, just out of sight."
- Leloudia Migdali