All in the Details
It’s all about the details. Here are a few beautiful sewing techniques to try:
Honeycomb Smocking from Tumbling Blocks (see the precious top made by UK Lass in the US).
Piping on a Collar from Little Girl Pearl.
Crochet Trimmed Edge from Foundling.
Pintuck Pleats from The Long Thread.
Shell Hem Edge from Threads.
Cathedral Windows from Hyena in Petticoats.
Thanks for the links, especially for the cathedral windows. I’ve been wondering how that is made.
You are so right. The difference between nice and lovely is in the detail. Thanks for sharing such a lovely assortment of techniques.
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Diana
these are gorgeous. i need to try that piped collar when i [finally] get around to making my daughter a dress this spring. oh, to have more hours in the day, i would try all these techniques. thanks for sharing
Oh you have posted these just in time for my project I’m working on…. a quilted fabric album! Thank you
Thanks for the links!!! I really like the tumbling block smocking, but I am going to have to have to try the cathedral window quilt!
Oh – thank-you for sharing these!!! I was looking all over for cathedral window quilts just yesterday on the internet…I just didn’t know the name and I wasn’t finding what I wanted. Now I’m so happy and am on the right track.