Allison Stitch

Dreamer & Maker: Library teacher by day, costume designer by night.

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Tag: craftwork

the pink sweater
March 1, 2017March 25, 2017AllisonStitch

How to Dye a Cashmere Sweater

Leaf Stamping
February 25, 2017March 23, 2017AllisonStitch

Wood Block Printing Experiments!

Paper Bead Statement Necklace
February 10, 2017March 25, 2017AllisonStitch

Paper Bead Statement Necklace

crochet as a landscape
February 6, 2017March 25, 2017AllisonStitch

Hyperbolic Crocheted Monstrosity

February 4, 2017March 25, 2017AllisonStitch

Knitting and Crocheting Projects from 2016

June 30, 2013March 21, 2017AllisonStitch

Review // Deluxe: How Luxury Lost Its Luster

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More reveals! Here is my radiant sister-in-law, @tinajoan , on the day she married her dapper-as-hell sweetheart, @collinrs ! I could go on and on about these two as individuals and as a couple, but suffice to say that I was BEYOND honored when Tina asked me to adapt and refashion her mother's wedding dress. Swipe for more pics! ❤️ I removed the Watteau back, and cut a fitted back out of lace, and slimmed down the skirt to a more sleek silhouette. Getting those sleeves right was such a challenge, but luckily Tina has the patience of a saint. ❤️❤️❤️ I loved being a part of their special day, and working on this dress that's a treasured part of the family story. Lovely photos by Email Ivanovski of VisualEtiquette. . . . #refashioning #refashioned #somethingoldsomethingnew #sewcialist #family
This is probably the ONLY pink article of clothing in my closet, but I reach for this lovely linen high-low tunic all the time. I got it at a thrift store some years ago now, and it's showing its age. Luckily I had some linen scraps in a slightly darker shade to give some support to worn areas. I patterned the prick stitches at a 45° angle to complement the natural vertical stripes (swipe for more) . . . #visiblemending #makedoandmend #makersgonnamake #handsewing #thriftstorefinds #fightdisposability #wornwear #texture #fiberart #sewcialist
Don't these look just like fuzzy Easter eggs?! They're my DIY pattern weights, made from river stones and felted wool! Thanks @mosaicyarnstudio for the wool roving! . . . #diysewingtools #wool #makersgonnamake #springdiy #sewcialist
Rather than give up on these lovely wool socks, I've been repairing them all winter, little by little! You can see that there's a bit of a learning curve, but I think I've got it now... 😅 #wool #visiblemending #makedoandmend #zerowaste #sewcialist

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