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Sewing With A Plan 2016 0.7 – thinking about patterns
12 Dec 2015

Sewing With A Plan 2016 0.7 – thinking about patterns

by fabrickated | posted in: Designing, History of fashion, Inspiration, Organisation, SWAP | 18

I am making up a YSL Vogue Pattern Originals dress as my first SWAP garment. I do enjoy using these old patterns, especially the “designer” versions. I like to think about Yves St Laurent himself drawing the lines that got … Continued

Fabiani, Nina Ricci, SWAP 2016, vintage patterns, wardrobe planning, YSL
SWAP 2015
5 May 2015

SWAP 2015

by fabrickated | posted in: Finished projects, SWAP | 26

On 26 April we watched the London Marathon. Notting Hill had 20 runners in the race and it was a very exciting spectacle. Many of the competitors had been training for months to ensure they could do the race without … Continued

capsule wardrobe, London Marathon, Nina Ricci, photographs, SWAP 2015
Nina Ricci Vogue Paris Original 1650 –  Part Four
11 Mar 2015

Nina Ricci Vogue Paris Original 1650 – Part Four

by fabrickated | posted in: WIP (work in progress) | 9

I am a little behind but I have started to make the jacket for my charcoal (or it is navy?) suit. Pattern and design This is an elegant, lined, collarless,  cropped jacket with neck, waist and front bands, no side … Continued

jacket, navy, Nina Ricci, Vogue 1650, wool
Nina Ricci Vogue Paris Original 1650 –  Part Two
1 Mar 2015

Nina Ricci Vogue Paris Original 1650 – Part Two

by fabrickated | posted in: Finished projects, SWAP | 20

Does anyone apart from me, Lyn and Helen remember these? A polyester “permanently pleated” kilt, attached to a nylon jersey vest – suitable attire for little girls’ Sunday best. Often worn with an Acrylic Arran jumper over the top. Oh … Continued

1950s, 1960s, 1960s skirt suit, camisole, Grey, Nina Ricci, pink, skirt, SWAP 2015, Vogue 1650
Nina Ricci Vogue Paris Original 1650 –  Part One
20 Feb 2015

Nina Ricci Vogue Paris Original 1650 – Part One

by fabrickated | posted in: WIP (work in progress) | 9

A quick update I have a plan to produce a wardrobe of 11 items of hand made co-ordinated clothes by 30 April I recklessly decided to introduce a new pattern and idea last weekend this involves tackling a pattern I … Continued

camisole, Grey, Nina Ricci, overblouse, silk, silk painting, SWAP 2015, Vogue 1650, wool
Nina Ricci
18 Feb 2015

Nina Ricci

by fabrickated | posted in: History of fashion, Inspiration, SWAP | 4

The first perfume I ever wore – a gift undoubtedly purchased in Duty Free by my father – was a bottle of L’Air du Temps by Nina Ricci. It was real first date night stuff and at the age of … Continued

1960s, Nina Ricci, vintage patterns, Vogue Paris Original
Nina Ricci Vogue Paris Originals 1650 (1966)
16 Feb 2015

Nina Ricci Vogue Paris Originals 1650 (1966)

by fabrickated | posted in: History of fashion, Inspiration, SWAP, WIP (work in progress) | 15

I really like the mid 1960s tailored styles. To me they always look fresh and modern, feminine but also practical and business like. Although the hats and gloves are of their time any one of these items could be worn … Continued

1960s, Nina Ricci, Vogue 1650, womens' suit
Sewing with a Plan – departing from the plan
15 Feb 2015

Sewing with a Plan – departing from the plan

by fabrickated | posted in: Fabric printing, SWAP, WIP (work in progress) | 9

Here is my project plan – to produce a wardrobe of 11 interchangeable items by the end of April. I am making reasonable progress. I have five items made with only five or six (depending on whether I introduce a … Continued

camisole, Nina Ricci, project plan, silk painting, SWAP 2015, Vogue 1650, Vogue 6632

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