Firstly, may I wish you all a belated (but none-the-less heartfelt) Happy new Year!
The studio was a busy place to be in the run up to Christmas with everyone (including myself) hurrying to finish projects before the Christmas holidays began.
I’ve been meaning to share these pictures of student work for weeks now, but as time wore on I realised quite how many were destined to become gifts, and i couldn’t spoil the surprise so I’ve waited until even the last presents have been exchanged before sharing these pics with you.
The first apron of the season…
…and Maria’s first sewing project!
Man apron for man cooking.
Peg bags, just waiting for their hangers.
Rock and Roll skulls apron.
Liberty print dress for Bea’s second Christmas.
Matching piping and button thread
twin needle hem, yummy.
The first batch of many, many scrunchies.
Lace trim makeup purse with waterproof lining.
Scented eye mask
Lavender bags
The cutest Christmas cushion
Beautifully made doggy bag, with contrast lining.
Messenger bag…
…with contrast print lining.
Sweet little floral dress
As well as all these gorgeous gifts we’ve been busy making a few goodies for ourselves too…
Rosie’s first sewing project since school…
A beautiful winter coat (head shot not permitted).
Funky little shorts for work
top stitch details
Little summery top, with facings, impressive stuff.
Gorgeous, fully lined and interlined messenger bag…
…contrast fabric, magnetic closures…
…internal pockets and key tidy!
Bunny slippers…
…with custom, non slip soles.
Printed silk shorts, just time for a cheeky trip to the canaries.
Soneones been following the blog, little leather clutch anyone?
With silk lining none the less.
I’m coveting Becky’s dress, Colette Myrtle
Loving the print on this skirt, beautifully matched seams too.
Our favourite maxi dress pattern Vogue 8574
She’ll be cross I’ve used this, but Yvonne looks so beautiful in her new top it’s worth getting told off.
After a sluggish start to 2015, the studio is back in full swing, classes all started up this week and many new projects have been gracing the cutting table, but you’ll just have to wait and see…