My youth was filled with wondrous dresses, lovingly hand
sewn by my grandmothers, mother, aunt, and when I was old enough to run the machine, by me.
Not exact matches
My first
sewing project for myself, that I recall, was made of some grape - coloured dotted swiss fabric provided
by my maternal
grandmother.
Growing up, most of my clothes were homemade, either
by my mom or
grandmother, then eventually myself (I started
sewing when I was 7), so a trip to the department store was really a treat.
My
Grandmother learned to
sew by necessity.
The Paris Winter was partially inspired
by Imogen's paternal
grandmother, a free - spirited traveler who set off through Europe with money
sewn into her skirts.
Using the crocheting that he learned from his
grandmother, Neto stretches the
sewed flows to its boundaries, knitting the web successively,
by intuition.
As Zoloto recalls, these are inspired
by her
grandmothers, who used to do traditional embroidery on dresses: «They
sewed doll dresses for me, made amazing national Ukrainian embroideries on the cloth... I loved to watch them so much.»
I have always loved to
sew, having been taught
by my
Grandmother when I was young, but quilting had always fascinated me so when we went to the US for the second time in 2010 I bought some fabric and set off on my quilting journey.
The quilt above was pieced and hand
sewn for me
by my
Grandmother in 1969.