Hemstitched Lace Baby Gowns is one of the Classes I will be teaching at the National SAGA Convention in Atlanta.
The Smocking Arts Guild of America National Convention will be held over the week of October11th, 2012.
For more information, visit the SAGA website
This gown is made using the OFB Baby Layette pattern.
So many old baby clothes use bits of hemstitching as embellishment. So very dainty.
The techniques that I will teach include Hemstitching in the middle of your fabric as well as attaching lace with the Hemstitch.
And the Irish Bullion Rose. A unique Bullion Rose with an eyelet center.
This class will focus on embellishment which is the fun, fun part!
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12 comments:
Precious!
Too sweet!
Gorgeous! Happy Pink Saturday!
My PINK, have a great weekend!
This dress is just precious, and all the stitching is exquisite! Lucky the baby who gets to wear this!
Visiting from Pink Saturday. Hope you have a great weekend!
Denise at Forest Manor
You have another beautiful dress!!! Love all the special stitches.
Love! Precious! An heirloom for sure.
Beckie
I love your clothes and skill! Wow!! HPS!
I would love to be in this class at convention. I really want to learn the fabric hemstitching. The dress is beautiful.
Jeannie,
The calender posting was perfect for the week I've had. His timing is perfect.
Jeannie - I'm sooo glad you posted this sweet little dress. I started it quite a while ago at a SAGA convention and never finished it. I found it last Fall but couldn't remember how to finish it; now I know! I don't have it with me here in Arizona but I will finish it when I get home and send you a photo when I do.
i love the embellishment on this dress so much. What fabric did you use Jeannie? Would love to get this as a kit to do since i'm never going to be able to go to SAGA Convention.
It would be a lovely garment to create via SAGA correspondence courses - i joined, but am not sure it was worth doing as an international member.
Hi Suzi, The fabric is linen. I know I would not do this as a correspondence course. I will have to think about the possiblilty of a kit. THanks!
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