Fine Heirloom Sewing, Smocking and Hand Embroidery

"Baby will be well and smiling in little garments made by Mother, Auntie, Grannie and loving friends!"

Please join me as I teach the old fashioned techniques and skills needed to sew baby clothes. You will find lessons that start at the very beginning and take you step by step as we sew little baby clothes together. May you find much joy and pleasure in making them.
It's easy and it's fun!!

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Showing posts with label Best Embroidered Baby Clothes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Best Embroidered Baby Clothes. Show all posts

Saturday, June 12

My Rosebud and Hemstitching Class Project! Done!

The Rose is "Heritage" from my Garden!
My new class project dress.  I designed it for my Retreat, inspired by an old French Acadian  style.  It will be a new SAGA class I am submitting for next year.
The back has an old fashioned baby placket.
With my signature Rosebud embroidered on it.
The sleeve features hemstitching and Rosebuds.

All Designs Are Copyright Protected copyright 2009 Jeannie Baumeister

Friday, February 19

Stitching By The Fire and a Tip

Embroidered Collar.
Although I am not making this dress, this is the pattern I am using for the dresses I am working on for my SB article.
Tea time by the fire.  Earl Gray is my favorite tea.  With chocolate Graham Crackers.  Yum!
I spent Friday morning stitching by the fire, which I have come to love.  I  had to work though because of my newly discovered deadline.  So,  I did the same thing I do when I am having fun.  I stitched!

Neckline Tip
Especially when you are working with  fabric that ravels,  be sure to stay stitch the neckline.  
Always stitch from the center toward the shoulder.  If this had not been linen, which is prone to fray, I would have waited until the front and back were stitched together before I stay stitched the neck.  Then I would have stitched from the center front to the very back of the neck.  Stitch just inside the seam allowance and use a short stitch length when stay stitching.
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