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Come behind the scenes at A Bouquet of Buttons and tour Lieke's sewing room in Antwerp, Belgium.
What I love the most is that I don't have to more around all my sewing stuff anymore. Most things have their proper space by now, so bye-bye trying to fit in all my sewing stuff into the clothing cupboard. And I'd also like to add something that I don't like. We live in a narrow but high house. So the sewing studio and out living room are on a different floor. And I must admit that I feel lonely inthere from time to time. It's also a big tradition from a small apartment (30 square meters) where there was no privacy unless you would spend your evening on the toilet, to being on a different floor.
Join Anjeanette at the Smartplate Printing workshop with Abigail Felber at Platetone, Nashville and learn how to make your own prints.
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Jegs S.
Jegs Santos recreates the fashionable look of Miranda Priestly in The Devil Wears Prada.
"Living in New York and being the editor-in-chief of a fashion magazine, you need to dress smart, respectable and high-fashion. This look is all about experimenting with shapes, textures and silhouettes. Just like how Ms. Priestly dressed. Don't be afraid to take risks! It's fashion! Have fun! That's all...
Bake a batch of Shrewsbury Biscuits, also known as Shrewsbury Cake with Kylie in Shrewsbury, England.
Mix The Rum Diary & The Drunken Style cocktails with Wisdom Bar in Washington D.C.
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Peg R.
Learn the 10 Card Wonder technique with Peg from Peg's Crafting Corner and then make 10 cards.
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Cat Morley
Can't find buttermilk for a recipe in your local supermarket? Learn how-to make your own substitute with Cat and then bake her red velvet donuts.
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mariya p.
Mariya from poutnshout recreates the look of Lily Allen and gives her a dramatic glittery makeover.
I love that even though her style keeps changing, she always manages to strike the perfect balance of playful and feminine. It's like the fashion lovechild of slightly chavvy girl-next-door swag and queenly sparkling fabulousness.
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Cheryl
Bake a Gooey Butter Cake with Cheryl in Missouri.
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Sew Over It Vintage
We chat to Lisa, give you a chance to win the book and learn how-to sew a 1920’s Anita Tie Top and 1950’s Button Up Skirt.
Hi everyone! My name is Lisa Comfort and I run Sew Over It. Sew Over It is a sewing cafe in London, UK, where we run lots of different sewing and dressmaking classes. We also have our own range of sewing patterns and kits too. Ever since I was little I have loved to sew and make my own clothes, and it makes me so happy that I get to pass on my passion for it every day.