Sentences with phrase «who sews dresses»

June See, as she's called, lives there with her mom, who sews dresses like these for other ethnically Karen women.

It's a group of about 15 women who sew dresses for girls around the world.

Not exact matches

But then who could possibly care about women who are Willis Reed on the court (Sun guard Lindsay Whalen played Game 1 with a broken bone in her left knee) and Donna Reed off it (McWilliams - Franklin owns three sewing machines and made the dress she wore to Game 1)?

From elaborate sewing projects to last - minute baby costumes and frugal - minded ideas for parents who want to highlight their baby's mind - blowing Halloween cuteness, we've put all our best dress - up ideas on this page.

She is the most fabulously dressed, sassy stitcher, who makes the most wonderful sewing videos of her makes.

We've made a special video tutorial for all of you who need a little extra help to sew the Lliria dress pattern.

My favourite thing you've ever sewn (except for that amazing print maxi dress, oh and that va va voom low cut back teal dresss... oh, who am I kidding?

Corinna (also known as pimpIT) is a talented dress and pattern maker who loves to share styling and sewing tips with everyone.

Thank you Tilly for taking me through the first steps of my sewing journey - who knew that just a few months later I would be making beautiful dresses and skirts!»

As someone who sews my own clothing and has fitted ladies who sew their own clothing, sleeves are really hard to fit which is probably a huge reason why designers don't include them in dresses.

Set amid the glamour of 1950s London, Phantom Thread tells the story of renowned dressmaker Reynolds Woodcock, who designs gowns for everyone from the Royal Family to film stars, sewing hidden messages into the linings of his dresses.

The seamstresses who work for him sewing the gown by hand (not a single sewing machine is present in his house) must work through the night to make sure the dress is ready in time.

She is a woman warrior who spends her days sewing long silk dresses reminiscent of a vanished past.

Frequently appearing in public dressed in a women's clothes, Perry described his female alter ego as «a 19th century reforming matriarch, a middle - England protester for No More Art, an aero - model - maker, or an Eastern European Freedom Fighter, a fortysomething woman living in a Barratt home, the kind of woman who eats ready meals and can just about sew on a button.»

Often stitching and adhering fragments and strips from earlier painted pieces onto larger canvases, he summons the memory of his mother, a seamstress who parlayed her talent at sewing dresses, hats, and Indian saris into a successful business.

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.»