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Monthly Archives: September 2007
the latest pattern design
I’m thinking of a vaguely Victorian-style tutu, looking much like this (screenshot from Patternmaster:Celebrations mockup screen
Naturally I would use the shorter sleeve depicted on the right, and also I would use a much shorter skirt (although still with the hemline depicted above).
I’m thinking of making it in white silk dupioni with a pink lace ribbon [...]
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Finished the first tutu…sort of!
I have now finished the champagne-and-red-velvet tutu, or at least the first draft of it. I think I’ve decided that:
it really does need boning for shaping. I’ve gotten away without boning on other designs, but it has a tendency to slip down right now, which is less than flattering. (Imagine having your boobs relocated to [...]
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More chocolate flavorings
Since it’s that time of year again, I’m collecting “interesting” ideas for truffle flavors, as well as shopping for old flavors. (If you have any off-the-wall ideas, please share ‘em in the comments section – thanks!) Today I went to Peet’s and bought (of course) some more of their Yin Hao Jasmine tea, as well [...]
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Chocolate fumes
Today I went to Made in France, my local chocolate pusher, I mean supplier, for some serious chocolate indulgence. It is, after all, almost time for my yearly chocolate extravaganza, and I wouldn’t want to risk running out of chocolate partway through. Also Made in France, being primarily a wholesaler, only has warehouse sales every [...]
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