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Let’s explore the Banksia Blouse Version 1, the woven tee. This is the most basic version of the Banksia blouse, featuring no placket and no collar, yet it can be incredibly beautiful. In this guide, I’ll walk you through finishing the neckline for this look and include a bonus section on how to add a […]

When I first started sewing plackets, I found the standard method a bit cumbersome. So, I developed my own easier way, which I prefer over the version in the Banksia instruction booklet. I use it often and wanted to share it because I think you’ll like it too! Ready? The key to plackets is taking

Let’s discuss Version 2 of the Banksia. Version 2 has a placket, but no collar. The neckline finishing is pretty much exactly the same as discussed here for Version 3 with a neckline facing, but we will review it here anyway. If you’re looking to do a placket-less version (Version 1), see here. I love

Today, we will sew the Darling Ranges dress skirt with inseam pockets for View A, though this pocket method also applies to View C. I adore pockets and believe the key to neat results is following a specific order to finish all raw edges properly. I’ll focus on that process here. Note, you can easily

As I mentioned yesterday, I truly adore Christmas decorating. However, I prefer all my decorations to coordinate and am not a fan of tinsel these days. Yet, I have an inexplicable love for holly, so I decided to create some holly garlands to decorate my home. I appreciate that they will last well and can

40 stunningly beautiful tablecloths and rugs:

Sharing a beautifully crocheted tablecloth with a pattern. This handmade lace tablecloth not only features elegant color combinations but also showcases a particularly enduring design. The crochet pattern is highly decorative, possessing distinct characteristics and charm even when viewed individually. The circular expansion resembles an elegant skirt flare. Several stitches used in the pattern are

Discover this collection of knitted tablecloth patterns, which are exceptionally exquisite. I personally favor the first ethnic-style design for its refined and charming appearance. It serves as a striking decorative element in any home setting.

Recently, I encountered a beautiful tablecloth named “Marigold” by its creator. The marigold (also known as calendula) is represented by the orange-yellow flowers adorning the edges of the tablecloth. A brief inquiry reveals that this flower, native to Europe, is also common in our country. Brewed as tea, it can benefit liver health, reduce internal

A set of crochet tablecloths featuring intricate weaving craftsmanship, exceptionally beautiful in appearance.