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Lovely fabric pattern and texture. Here shown made up into a pair of bodies. More photos at: http://www.dazeoflaur.com/singleimage.html?dir=corsetry/lineneffigy
Posted by Laurie |
IL004 BLEACHED
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Worked up into an arming doublet - this lighter weight linen was double layered, interlined with linen canvas & wool batting, and lined with IL020 Bleached. See more photos of this project at: http://www.dazeoflaur.com/singleimage.html?dir=menswear%2Fdoublet&image=JRT_1410.jpg#bigimage
Posted by Laurie |
IL020 PALE GREEN
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Great weight linen to work up as Renaissance head linens such as this embroidered coif under a flat cap made from IL020 REDWOOD.
Posted by Laurie |
IL020 BLEACHED
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Worked up as a 16th century flat cap. IL020 Bleached makes up the embroidered coif underneath the hat. Had to wash the red well to prevent bleeding. A very breathable easy to work with fabric that creates such a great look for Renaissance clothing. See more photos of this project at: http://www.dazeoflaur.com/blog/?p=1967
Posted by Laurie |
IL020 REDWOOD
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This fabric works up so nicely for period shirts. I've used it for 16th century & 18th century styles. This piece show is a Tudor smock with neck and wrist box pleats. Washing does indeed increase softness. See more photos at: http://www.dazeoflaur.com/blog/?p=1855
Posted by Laurie |
IL020 BLEACHED
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I used this beautiful striped linen for a 14th Century Gothic fitted dress. I also made buttons from the striped linen I also made a black panel for the bottom (hard to see in picture) as well as a lining from IL019. It felt great against the skin and washes very well.
Posted by Robin |
IL044
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I made these linen pantalets for my etsy store after many friends noticed mine and wanted copies.I used a personal pattern modeled after vintage bloomers.
Posted by Regina |
IL020 BLEACHED
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I definitely agree that these fabrics are ideal for baby slings! Here my lil girl and I model the Oasis color stitched in decorative chocolate stitching - www.lilpeeperkeepers.etsy.com.
Posted by Rebecca |
IL019 OASIS
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We love using linen for our baby slings! Linen is a natural (literally) choice for babywearing items - breathable and strong. Here we have the Ginger color linen stitched in lighter tan in a decorative stitch. See other slings like this at our family shop at www.lilpeeperkeepers.com or www.lilpeeperkeepers.etsy.com.
Posted by Rebecca |
IL019 GINGER
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Linen is luscious for baby slings - natural, durable, and breathable! This blue color is wonderfully moody! Find pure linen slings and many other different types of choices at www.lilpeeperkeepers.com!
Posted by Rebecca |
IL019 BLUE BONNET
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I made this 13th century gown using Midori IL019 linen, my first purchase from fabrics-store.com. The quality of the fabric is great for the price, and I love the color.
(Yes, I'm wearing a dishtowel as an apron.)
Posted by Laurel |
IL019 MIDORI
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This is based on a dress from around 1912. We were invited to a themed wedding and I made it for my daughter. I love that I can wash and press the dress and it doesn't have to go to the cleaners. The feel of it and how well it breathes are perfect for an active 3.5 year old. It was worth every minute I spent making it. People stopped us on the street to compliment and take photos of her.- Amy
Posted by Amy |
IL019 BLEACHED
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Mans over tunic with embroidery
Posted by Conny |
IL081 CRIMSON
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Over dress with embroidery and seam decoration
Posted by Conny |
IL081 CRIMSON
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Posted by Jennifer |
IL019 CHOCOLATE
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Posted by Jennifer |
IL019 EMERALD
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I made bath towels out of this wonderful fabric. Linen bath towels dry better and take up less room in the washer. I purchased 4 yards and made four standard bath towels, two hand towels and 4 wash cloths.
Posted by Sandra L |
IL055 NATURAL
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I made bath towels out of this wonderful fabric. Linen bath towels dry better and take up less room in the washer. I purchased 4 yards and made four standard bath towels, two hand towels and 4 wash cloths.
Posted by Sandra L |
IL077 BLEACHED
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I made bath towels out of this wonderful fabric. Linen bath towels dry better and take up less room in the washer. I purchased 4 yards and made four standard bath towels, two hand towels and 4 wash cloths.
Posted by Sandra L |
IL090 OLIVE
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cute summer cap
Posted by Jennifer |
IL019 KENYA
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cute summer cap
Posted by Jennifer |
IL044
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I thought you would appreciate the picture of the outfit I made my daughter-in-law for her birthday last year. It turned out lovely. Skirt and blouse are made from the linen/cotton blend.
Posted by harriet |
IS003 PISTACHIO
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I made this several years ago but I loved this fabric. The color is beautiful and made such a nice 14th century men's coethardie. The tippets are also made in IL019 bleach linen. I love the fabrics from this store and they are wonderful to work with.
Posted by Robin |
IL019 CRIMSON
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Just to say "thank you!" and share this picture with you, of one of the sets of drapes I made from your wonderful linens......
With a peek at NYC's historic West Village, Jefferson Clock Tower!
Posted by Mandi |
IL041 BLEACHED
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yay for mustard yellow!
Posted by Jennifer |
IL019 MUSTARD
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another summer cap
Posted by Jennifer |
IL019 COBALT
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yummy summer green!
Posted by Jennifer |
IL019 OASIS
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lightweight summer cap
Posted by Jennifer |
IL019 WILDCHERRY
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lightweight summer cap
Posted by Jennifer |
IL019 RED
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floppy brim sunhat
Posted by Jennifer |
IL044
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floppy brim sunhat
Posted by Jennifer |
IL081 MUSTARD
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chocolate linen cap with wavy front panel
Posted by Jennifer |
IL019 CHOCOLATE
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dream weaver...woven raw edge linen panel on a cute summer engineer style cap. vintage buttons and vintage cotton lining...
Posted by Jennifer |
IL019 KENYA
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funky sporty summer cap
Posted by Jennifer |
IL019 COBALT
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I wanted 100% linen tea towels. I made towels out of the IL019 OPTIC WHITE Softened. (As you can see, I'm no seamstress.) I love them. The fabric is beautiful. I made them a little larger than average and now have exactly what I want and need. They are absorbent and easy to care for. They are perfect for handwash glassware such as crystal, antique and vintage items. I'm so glad I finally found the perfect linen fabric for me.
Posted by Sandra L |
IL019 OPTIC WHITE
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This striped yarn-dyed linen made a lovely petticoat for my pirate costume. I left the bottom edge un-hemmed then ran it through the washer a couple of times, and it made a beautiful self-fringe. See more of my work at www.houseofninesdesign.com
Posted by Tricia |
IL044
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This heavy weight linen worked out beautifully for a pair of 18th century sailor slops (pants). The gentleman wanted something that would look like real clothing rather than a costume, and the drape and natural wrinkliness of the fabric when worn made the pants look pleasingly 'lived in'. See more of my work at www.houseofninesdesign.com
Posted by Tricia |
4C22 NAVY BLUE
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This lightweight linen is just the thing for an 18th century man's shirt. Even though the pattern is really big compared with modern shirts, the beautiful drape of the fabric made it hang just right. See more of my work at www.houseofninesdesign.com
Posted by Tricia |
IL020 BLEACHED
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This mid-weight linen made a great pair of stays for my pirate outfit. Custom corset by Dark Garden Corsetry. See more of my work at www.houseofninesdesign.com
Posted by Tricia |
IL081 MUSTARD
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This mid-weight linen made a great under-petticoat for my pirate outfit. See more of my work at www.houseofninesdesign.com
Posted by Tricia |
IL019 REDWOOD
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This linen is perfect for 18th century shifts! It's barely transparent and drapes beautifully. See more of my work at www.houseofninesdesign.com
Posted by Tricia |
IL020 BLEACHED
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I loved this fabric, unfortunately this picture does NOT do this dress justice. It made the colour appear a little too bright..almost tomato. I don't like this particular chemisette with it either but my dress form is red so it was neccessary. There's over 20 hours of embroidery around the bottom, but the fabric hangs beautifully and is easy to work with. Hopefully I can get someone to model it for me soon so I can get a better picture. laststitchdesigns @ gmail.com
Posted by Amy |
IL020 REDWOOD
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My first "vintage inpired" linen christening gown...I love the way it turned out, this fabric was just lovely. I've used many of the linens from fabric-store.com and keep coming back. My creations and services are available laststitchdesigns @ gmail.com. Next project for this fabric I think will be some regency chemises
Posted by Amy |
IL020 BLEACHED
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I loved this linen. I had actually made a slightly more simple christening gown first, and when it was done I was so happy with it I started a second one almost right away...never a moment to enjoy a finished project as my mind is always racing on to the next. My creations and services are available, feel free to contact me for more information. laststitchdesigns @ gmail.com
Posted by Amy |
IL020 OPTIC WHITE
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Loved this fabric, apparently so did my customers. As soon as I'd sold this dress I had two disappointed buyers ask me to make one for them aswell. Lightweight, delicate yet sturdy.
Posted by Amy |
IL022
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LONG HAIKU COAT FOR CONJURING ART TO WEAR
Made from Black 5.3 oz linen. Gorgeous drape and hand to this linen.
Posted by Rebecca |
IS003 BLACK
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16th century Florentine dress - A reproduction of a gown in a painting called "The Preaching of Saint John the Baptist", by Bacchiacca, 1520.
Constructed mainly from IL019 English Rose. In reality, I think the color is a bit darker - more red/orange, and less pink - than the product image shows.
Posted by April |
IL019 ENGLISH ROSE
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This has been embroidered and sewn for my new
spring wardrobe. A pair of Capri pants is in the works to match. I'm so happy with the fabric
Posted by Katherine |
IL081 BLEACHED
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Handkerchief linen as a background for my tatting.
Posted by Lorna |
1C64 BLEACHED
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I made the pants and silk-lined cloak with the 7.1-ounce linen in black. The shirt is a lighter weight linen. (I made all the armor, too, but I claim no responsibility for the plush dragon on his shoulder.) The photo was taken at a Renaissance festival in Texas.
Posted by Nannette |
4C22 BLACK
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The shirt in this outfit was made of the 3.5-ounce linen. I have made clothing with this fabric before, and I love it.
Posted by Nannette |
IL020 OPTIC WHITE
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The underneath Roman Blinds are made from IL022-241 3.8 oz This fabric makes up & looks just as good as some of the other High end Fabric that I have used in the past I will use this site for my Future purchases of Pure Linen for my clients & myself of course
Posted by Jacqui |
IL022
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Northwestern Fedora by superjennylove in ginger linen
Posted by Jennifer |
IL019 GINGER
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All linen table quilted table runner made with IL09 linens.
Posted by Mary |
IL019 CRIMSON
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This is a quilt I made using a combination of fabrics including this linen. It really made the quilt more interesting with the cotton and linen fabric combination. Wonderful fabric.
Posted by Mary |
IL019 ORANGE
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the newest version of "THE DANCE" prayer shawl. This royal purple fabric is beautiful. also pictured in the prayer shawl is plum pasion IL020, and Cobalt IL020, and soft orchid IL020 as the under lining of the shawl. embellished with machine embroidery and extensive hand beading.
Reshel
Posted by Lona |
IL019 ROYAL PURPLE
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I used your white heavyweight linen (4C22) for my boyfriend's 14th century padded gambeson, seen here under his armor. I embroidered the outer layer of linen with blue fleur de lis, then placed it over cotton batting and a lining of unembroidered linen and quilted in channels.
Posted by Sharon |
4C22 BLEACHED
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spiral design tie-dyed placemat
Posted by Julie |
IL014 BLEACHED
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Heart design tie-dye placemat
Posted by Julie |
IL014 BLEACHED
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"Earth" design tie-dyed napkin
Posted by Julie |
IL014 BLEACHED
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Detail, duvet cover side 2
Posted by Julie |
IL019 BLEACHED
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Tie-dyed duvet cover, reverse side
Posted by Julie |
IL019 BLEACHED
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Tie-dyed duvet cover
Posted by Julie |
IL019 BLEACHED
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Linen Purificator is used during the celebration of Mass. The priest wipes the chalice with it. The cloth needs to be soft so it doesn't scratch the soft metal of the chalice. The small red cross in the center is machine embroidered with hand crocheted edging of cotton thread.
Posted by Janice |
1C64 BLEACHED
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Autumn Gold Three Panel Roman Shade
Posted by Donna |
4C22 AUTUMN GOLD
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I made a mid-18th century "work" gown with the vineyard green linen, lined with the natural color linen. It was a nice heavier weight for a working class gown, and the color is wonderful!
Posted by Kristel |
IL019 VINEYARD GREEN
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I used the wonderful 5.3 weight linen to recreate the look of 16th century German town garb. While wool would have been most accurate, the linen is wonderful to work with and is much more comfortable in the Florida Sun!
Posted by Beth |
IL019 REDWOOD
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I had enough fabric that I could also make her this unlined jacket, using Simplicity 3757.
Posted by Annette |
IL020 SUNSHINE
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I used Silhouettes 575 to make this blouse for my aunt. The COLOR of this sunshine linen just makes you happy even while you're sewing it. We ALL need a little sunshine in our lives. :o)
Posted by Annette |
IL020 SUNSHINE
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I had enough fabric left over to make myself a sleeveless version of Vogue 8472. I highly recommend this fabric!
Posted by Annette |
IL044
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After not finding what I wanted in the stores, I found your fabric site online, and made my own. These don't block our view, but add privacy.
Posted by gina |
IL041 NATURAL
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Im so glad I found this sheer linen to make curtains that let in light, and don't block all of the view.
Posted by gina |
IL020 DOVE
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This dutch blue linen was a dream to cut and sew into this 13th century style medieval gown for a client. I highly recommend it!
Posted by Angela |
IL020 DUTCH BLUE
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1580's Italian Renaissance dress working-class, done in spruce green linen with pumpkin-colored linen sleeves and black linen trim.
Posted by Laura |
IL081 MYRTLE
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Handkerchief linen dress custom made by Barbara Deckert Couture, www.barbaradeckertcouture.com.
Posted by Barbara |
IL020 KRISTA NATURAL
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Linen wedding gown custom made by Barbara Deckert Couture; visit www.barbaradeckertcouture.com. Gown features Empire waist, silk chiffon underskirt, silk organza tripple layered ruffle, and attached linen train with linen covered buttons.
Posted by Barbara |
IL020 KRISTA NATURAL
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Handkerchief linen custom made bridal gown by Barbara Deckert Couture at www.barbaradeckertcouture.com. Features Silk chiffon underskirt and silk organza ruffles.
Posted by Barbara |
4C22 EMERALD
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I agree with the above post - linen is ideal, along with silk and tencel, for baby slings. The natural fabrics have strong fibers and breathability that lends itself for babywearing in any season! Here the refined chocolate linen is paired with a perky print for a whole new look! www.lilpeeperkeepers.etsy.com
Posted by Rebecca |
IL019 CHOCOLATE
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This fabric is a rich cardinal red, dramatic for pairing with other colors. Here it is paired with two prints to create a striking and durable ring sling - part of the Li'l Peeper Keepers collection of baby carriers found at www.lilpeeperkeepers.etsy.com
Posted by Rebecca |
IL019 CRIMSON
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Gorgeous to wear linen, always looks so fresh and cool. Plain but nice, and I am looking forward to making the next one.
Thanks, Junee
Posted by Junee |
IL019 POWDER BLUE
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Lovely cool summer shirt. I did some twin needle work to add some interest to the yoke and collar. It is so comfortable, and washes really well. crisp and cool! I am so very happy with this fabric. Junee
Posted by Junee |
IL020 PINK PUFF
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I made my ruff from this lovely fabric and there are 18 yards gathered up into my neckband. It handled like a dream, was perfect for rolled hems and stacked pleats. I would definitely recommend this fabric to the serious reenactor or seamstress who wants to make beautiful ruffs.
Posted by Kimberley |
IL020 BLEACHED
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I embroidered my daughter's coif with this lovely fabric, and also used it for the ruffs that I made for our participation in Kentwell's 1588 reenactment during the summer of 2008. I was very happy with how the ruffs held up and received many compliments on the linen garments that we wore. Our smocks were also of the same fabric, but of course you cannot see much of them.
Posted by Kimberley |
IL020 BLEACHED
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This embroidery is on a green 5.3 that I got from the doggie bag. I made him into an
appliqué and put him on a tote. For other linen embroidery projects, look up KateCreations Nashville
Posted by Katherine |
IL019 WILLOW
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This is the 5.3 weight. I have made many kitchen and bath towels for Christmas with this linen. Today I ordered two large wing needles to give
the hem-stitching look.
Posted by Katherine |
IL019 BLEACHED
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Tea towel by Mrs. Smith
Posted by Mrs. |
IL019 BLEACHED
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On the right is what I made last year using IL081, IL020, IL044.
Posted by Randall |
IL081 LIMOGES
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People comment repeatedly on the beautiful color of this gown! The nearly-invisible-shift is also from your linen, as is the striped petticoat. The gown was cut using Mill Farm Patterns 'Woman's Gown - A Robe Plolnaise', and is worn over stays. Thanks for your wonderful product and service!
Posted by Carmen |
IL019 CRIMSON
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18th century petticoat and stomacher made from Sunshine linen. Jacket and reverse of stomacher made from Spinx a 5.3oz I don't see on the site anymore. Cap and sleeve ruffles made from 3.5 oz Krista natural. This is my first English country dance costume. I'm wearing stays I made with linen from this site and about to order some more for a period shift.
Posted by Melissa |
IL019 SUNSHINE
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I made these Roman shades with the Autumn Gold linen fabric from Nikolai's fabrics-store. Beautiful and they loved it! Thank you!
Posted by Donna |
IL044
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Made out of the 7.1 Bleached and decorated with my exclusive embroidery work.
I made the pants also using the same fabric. I love this pattern for the comfortable fit and the fabric just makes it even better.
You too can get one of my custom design embroideries, just visit my web page
www.katecreationsnashvil.etsy.com
Posted by Katherine |
4C22 BLEACHED
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A 9th Century Norse outfit made for use in the SCA. I used Redwood for the apron dress and Blue Bonnet for the under dress.
Posted by Janet |
IL019 REDWOOD
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I made this Tallit Katan for my husband to wear to shul.
I am making more of them so he can wear one every day.
Dorothy
Posted by Dorothy |
IL019 WILLOW
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This beautiful Dutch blue linen is so extremely fine in texture and feel! Here is paired with Majolica Blue, also in the 3.5 oz weight category, for a gentle elegance. Linen, with its natural strength and breathability, is an ideal fiber for baby slings. Find more linen slings at www.lilpeeperkeepers.etsy.com.
Posted by Rebecca |
IL020 DUTCH BLUE
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The ultramarine linen is richly elegant (or fun paired with dots like these!) We love to use linen from Fabric-store in our carriers (www.lilpeeperkeepers.etsy.com). Linen is naturally strong and breathable, both elements you need in a baby sling!
Posted by Rebecca |
IL019 ULTRAMARINE
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This pebble color linen is so extremely versatile and wonderful to work with! I love the natural strength and breathability of linen! We use linen from Fabric-store frequently to make our baby carriers found at www.lilpeeperkeepers.etsy.com. I have been consistently thrilled with the quality of Fabric-store's linen and the helpfulness of their customer service.
Posted by Rebecca |
IL019 PEBBLE
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This delicate wisteria linen is paired with a band of black linen and black contrast stitching to create a baby sling of quiet drama! The wonderful natural strength and breathability of linen make it a great fabric choice for so many different projects! I love using linen from Fabric-store for many of our carriers found at www.lilpeeperkeepers.etsy.com
Posted by Rebecca |
IL019 WISTERIA
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This luscious primrose linen is paired here with a band of green apple linen and a cotton to add interest and design. I absolutely love working with linen! Plus, linen's natural strength and breathability make it a wonderful choice for secure baby slings. Rebecca from www.lilpeeperkeepers.etsy.com
Posted by Rebecca |
IL019 PRIMEROSE
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I love working with linen and this color is one of my abosolute favorites=) Of course, I like lots of the colors as my fabric stock attests to! Linen is a durable, natural fiber, breathable in all seasons, making it ideal for baby carriers. Carriers like these can be found at our shop www.lilpeeperkeepers.etsy.com.
Posted by Rebecca |
IL019 GREEN APPLE
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This design is called "Sunshine." The white linen fabric is the top of the line. the designs I am so pleased with the texture. It is so easy to sew.
Posted by Harriett |
4C22 OPTIC WHITE
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Mens Hebraic Tunic for everyday wear, ministry, or personal worship.
Posted by Lona |
IL019 NATURAL
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Khawah Womens Hebraic Tunic with machine embroidery hand beading, and drawstring pants. made for personal worship and holy days observance or ministry. IL014 Bleached
Posted by Lona |
IL014 BLEACHED
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Royal Priesthood Hebraic tunic for men.. This fabric is beautiful and bright royal blue.
Posted by Lona |
4C22 ULTRAMARINE
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Baby sling featuring body fabric made from IL019 Green Apple and tail panel with pocket (Amy Butler quilter's print.)
Posted by L. |
IL019 GREEN APPLE
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The close up detail is free motion machine stitching on the front band of the jacket. I lower the feed dogs on my sewing machine and use a darning foot and just move the fabric with my hands. It's like drawing with thread. This is what many quilters do on their quilts. Since I don't have batting like quilts have in the front band, (which prevents puckering), I put the part that I am sewing in an embroidery hoop to hold the fabric taught while I draw with thread.
Posted by Glenda |
IL020 BLEACHED
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I used Simplicity 3757 to make an unlined jacket for my Aunt Anna Ruth. I KNOW she's going to love the fabric, and I hope she likes the jacket just as well. This is actually a "test" jacket, before we use her "sunshine" linen to make the real deal. I recently ordered the swatch card of linens, and it sure came in handy when I was able to send her a picture of the swatch card so she could have her pick of colors.
Posted by Annette |
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I used this red linen to make a jacket for my aunt. It's such a pretty red, a real true red, in my opinion. I lined the jacket in red Ambiance lining. She lives in Galveston, so "breathability" was high on the list. I can't wait to send it to her!
Posted by Annette |
IL019 RED
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This is pillow which I made for a fund raiser for the Bassett Hounds rescue group in Indiana. I have been doing crewel cartoon characters for 15 years and for the last 5(+?) years I have been using linen from the Fabric Store. I use the 4C22 Bleached White and the blue also. I have also used the ILO14 white for the backgrounds of my embroideries. Because of the weave they perfect for my embroidery projects. There are embroideries of mine, using Linen from The Fabric Store on all the Worlds Seven Continents.
Posted by Pedro |
4C22 GREY
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Elizabethan Chemise
I used the 5.3 oz. white linen to make the chemise for this field Elizabethan. It's a great weight for spring & fall. I buy it by the bolt for myself and my students, and I go through yards and yards of it for all sorts of things.
Mistress Jeanmaire du Domremy
Posted by Jeanmaire |
IL020 BLEACHED
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Insulated Roman Shades using Autumn Gold Linen from Fabrics-store.com.
Posted by Donna |
IL019 AUTUMN GOLD
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Beautiful -A- Line Handbag made with ILO81 Crimson and ILO19 Pastel Blue linen. Fabric is great to work with and finished items look amazing. See our other handbags made from these beautiful linen fabrics at www.aandvdesigns.etsy.com
Posted by Virginia |
IL081 CRIMSON
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One of many dresses that you can find at www.KositasByIxa.com, this delicate piece is handmade out of 100% linen supplied by Fabrics-store of course with two embroidered butterflies and imported French lace. We can make this dress in sizes from new born - 4T and in any color you want, just write us an email to: igrafals@kositasbyixa.com or give me a call (787) 675-5618 for any questions or inquiries. Thanks.
Posted by Ixaivia |
IL020 PASTEL BLUE
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Another creation of Kositas By Ixa, this romper set is handmade exclusively by our company. This set is made using 100% white linen and yellow accents. If you like to see more details of this and many other dresses and accesories just visit our website: www.kositasbyixa.com. If you need more information or for inquiries you me at: igrafals@kositasbyixa.com.
Posted by Ixaivia |
IL019 BLEACHED
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This two tone dress is handmade exclusively by Kositas By Ixa using 100% white and yellow linen. It has embroidered accents and it can be made with a hairband and sandals. Visit our website www.kositasbyixa.com for inquiries and to see more pictures of it. Also you write me an email at: igrafals@kositasbyixa.com for more information.
Posted by Ixaivia |
IL020 BLEACHED
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This dress and blanket set was custom made by Kositas By Ixa using 100% pink linen. As you can see the fabric is perfect for embroider design on it. This fine set is one of our best sellers (www.kositasbyixa.com), thanks to the fabric-store for supplying us the linen.
Posted by Ixaivia |
IL020 PINK MIST
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Another machine embroidered doily. My friend really likes red! Again, the linen is a great back-drop!
Posted by Mrs. Smith
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IL019 BLEACHED
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Here is an example of how well this linen takes machine embroidery. The detail is exquisite, and made a special birthday gift.
Posted by Mrs. Smith
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A SMALLER PICTURE!! Using designs from Annthegran.com, as well as my own drawings on my Janome sewing machine, I created these tea towels for my special friends who appreciate such old fashioned customs. The medium weight white linen received the embroidery positively beautifully! I highly recommend the fabric - the nubbs are quite fitting for a good linen. To me it says it is truly 100% Linen.
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Using designs from Annthegran.com, as well as my own drawings on my Janome sewing machine, I created these tea towels for my special friends who appreciate such old fashioned customs. The medium weight white linen received the embroidery positively beautifully! I highly recommend the fabric - the nubbs are quite fitting for a good linen. To me it says it is truly 100% Linen.
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4-gore Medieval tunic crafted in linen
Posted by Laura |
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This is my red middle class dress made with the crimson linen I purchased from here.
The fabric was easy to work with and I love the results!
Posted by Marissa |
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2nd picture of the 1580s Japanese Momoyama era 'daimon no hitatare sugata.
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It is a 1580s Japanese Momoyama era 'daimon no hitatare sugata.'
It won the Late Period catagory at the SCA East Kingdom 'Market Day At Birka' Fashion Show.
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Kwik Sew 3050
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I was "Liz Taylor as Cleopatra" for Halloween 2005. I made this dress with the medium weight linen in emerald. It turned out beautifully.
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Jenn recommended you all when I started getting into costuming and was a bit frightened of purchasing let alone cutting linen.
Well your prices were so reasonable I didn't have a (complete) heartattack ordering or cutting into it once I got it. I have since ordered many times and LOVE everything I get.
For me I used the 3.5 oz linen used for the gomlek (chemise) with the 5.3oz used for the blue chirka (coat)as well as the rust colored one underneath it.
Great stuff and service! Thanks!
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This Chemise is a part of a Traditional Ukrainian dress we made for a friends daughter. There is a skirt and an apron to complete the outfit.
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We had this Ukrainian costume made for a friend’s daughter for Culture week in her pre-school. The skirt is the IL081 Crimson and the apron is made out of the IL019 bleached. Turned out to be one of her favorite outfits :) The Chemise picture for this traditional dress is posted under IL019 Bleached
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This is the household fighting tunic I made for my husband. It is worn with real armor in simulated combat within the SCA. This linen hangs beautifully, and is durable enough to stand up to the beating it takes constantly, unlike other fabrics I've used in the past (from other suppliers.) I already knew your handkerchief white made an awesome chemise or kirtle. Now I'm looking to try some of the others you carry. (and Thanks to his Knight and his Lady for suggesting it.);-)
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Short sleeve wrap shirt.
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"La Maisson de Dentelle" is a new exclusive line of European style hand made fashion for babies’ home and boudoir. This beautiful piece
is made out of the medium weight IL019 Buttercup and is embellished with French laces and embroidered details. If you would like to own one of these wearable collectibles, please send your inquiries to Fabrics-store.com or contact their creator Ms. Cristina Keusch in Houston, Texas.
Email Keuschc@hotmail.com
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“La Maisson de Dentelle" is a new exclusive line of European style hand made fashion for babies’ home and boudoir.
This beautiful piece is made out of the fine linen IL020 Optic White and is embellished with French lace and silk satin ribbon. If you would like to own one of these wearable collectibles, please send your inquiries to Fabrics-store.com or contact their creator Ms. Cristina Keusch in Houston, Texas.
Email Keuschc@hotmail.com
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This is the corner of a large shawl (palla) made of the 'Bluebonnet' linen. Hand embroidery is done in Holbien stitch. (I love embroidering on this fabric!)
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My Daughter can be seen here modelling a dress made from this gorgeous fabric. This dress is one of my favourites in my new children's clothing collection.
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This yellow Russian silk brocade kirtle and loose gown ensemble shows a good representation of the actual color of the IL020 Taxicab linen.
The yellow silk gown is entirely lined with it, and the color matches it almost exactly.
Very, very pleased!
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Here you can just see the orange linen lining of the sleeves, laced into the bodice.
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This is the image from the Orbis Terrarum map that inspired the gown.
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Lining of the gown, laid open. As you can see the color appears quite different from the swatch. It is also quite a bit richer than it appears in the photo.
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This project was to produce a replica 16th century “rounde gowne”. A “rounde gowne”, in the parlance of the day being, a gown without a train. The inspiration for this gown comes from a small element of the border decoration found on one of the 546 town plans, views and maps that were issued in 6 volumes - published by Georg Braun and engraved by Frans Hogenberg, called the Civitates Orbis Terrarum.
The particular map where this image is located is the Lyon map, published around 1572. The style of this gown is fairly typical of a style seen during the 1560’s and 70’s.
The "gowne" encompasses the entire ensemble, from the skin out, consisting of chemise, drawers, stockings, garters, shoes, corset, farthingale, bum roll, petticoat, foreparte, kirtle, laced in sleeves, partlet, “suit of ruffs”, hat, jeweled girdle, and miscellaneous accessories.
In the wording of late 16th century English royal inventories, this gown might be described as:
Item one rounde gowne of Abraham colour woolen broadcloth lyned with saffron yellowe Holland having a brode border down the front and about the skyrtes of black vellatt. Item one foreparte of a kirtle with a paier of sleeves of orrendge brocadee lyned with orrendge Holland cloth.
This gown is entirely lined in IL020 Taxicab linen, although the color swatch does not match the actual color of the fabric. The chemise and drawers are made of IL019 white linen. The corset is made of IL077 white linen. And, the sleeves and forepart are entirely lined with an orange linen that I bought here at Fabrics-Store.Com and top-dyed to match the brocade.
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I used Kwik Sew 2674 to make this blouse. The pattern is actually for a big shirt, but I added numerous darts (two bust darts in front, four vertical darts in front, and nine vertical darts in back. This is a picture of the back of the blouse. I love the way it kind of flares out at the hem, with all those darts in there. Of course, the linen behaved perfectly. :o)
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Simplicity 3880 (Threads series). "Cargo" pants, which I made without the all the cargo details. :o)
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This prayer shawl was created using the IL020 sheer on the top and underside lining, black, and pomegranate and a yarn dye for the stripes and corners. the Hebraic tunic on the manikin was created using the IL019 bleached Linen..
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I used natural IL020 for this prayer shawl (I named *Ancient Ways*, IL019 blue bonnet for the stripes underside lining and IL020 bleached white for the middle stripes and corners . This is my most popular design. my customers have told me many times it captures the heart. and I know why... the natural un-dyed Linen gives an old fashioned look and is excellent for making tunics, caftans and any garment you are desiring to have the "natural" old fashioned look with a crisp clean style.
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Pair of Viking-era linen apron dresses (one blue, one light gray) like one of the Birka finds. Worn over a white keyhole-necked shift. All three garments are made from medium-weight fabrics-store.com linens.
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This is a Regency Era chemise that I made with your fabric!
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These are examples of shirts in IL019. My work is sold on consignment at an East Coast Renaissance Fair.
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Italian Renaissance - Chemise, Sleeves, Hat all made with white IL020 3.5 oz
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Part of a Halloween costume; my daughter Brianna wished to be Sleeping Beauty and the linen/cotton blend became the shift of that outfit. After Halloween, it has turned into one of our favorite nightgowns
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The green shirt on the right was made using IL019 Emerald, a 5.3oz/yard fabric. My customer absolutely loved the texture and color of this fabric. Incidently, he also won the ground combatives part of the Utah Ren Faire.
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3.5 oz linen used for the gomlek (chemise) and salwar (pants), with the 5.3oz used for the chirka (coat). I LOVE this fabric :-) It washes beautifully and has an amazing drape.
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Viking apron dress, front view (sorry it's taken so long to get this right! I'd remove the others if I knew how).
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Viking apron dress, in Rust (IL019) (other photo doesn't actually show the dress).
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Viking apron dress, made of IL019 in Rust.
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Medieval surcoat and tunic made of IL019 white linen (4 yds). Took to RIT dye quickly. Many more to make since I purchased the 20 yard bolt. Thank you.
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And one of the shorts we sell
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The Linen pants we sell on ebay
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Made another one from the Kwik Sew big shirt pattern 2674, making it 8 inches shorter (high-hip length), adding six vertical darts (four in front, two in back), and making 3/4-length sleeves. That pattern may be discontinued, I'm not sure, but you can always depend on Kwik Sew to manufacture well-drafted patterns (sleeves go in easy, shoulder cut well, armholes don't hang to your waist, etc). This fabric has a nice weight and drape. It makes the shirt feel more like a jacket and should hold up fairly well as far as wrinkles (keeping in mind, it IS linen). I always wash/dry at least twice before cutting, sometimes three times, and that softens things up considerably, which also cuts down on wrinkles. The green is a nice shade. As my dad has told me on numerous occasions, "You don't look good in green!" Some of them, though, I can get by with, if they're not too yellow, too lime, too olive, too whatever. This is just a nice basic green/white weave, like a spring green but slightly darker. Looks good with silver jewelry. Ambiance honeydew is a good match for the lining. (My initial plan was to make a lined jacket, but I got in a hurry and made a basic shirt instead.) I should have interfaced the button fabric before making the covered buttons, but I didn't want to mess with it. As it is, you can see the metal through the button fabric slightly, but if that's my biggest problem, then I'm doing all right. :o)
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I wanted a loose-fitting, yet not sloppy, shirt pattern to use for summer, so I rummaged through my considerable stash and found Kwik Sew 2674. It's described as "loose fitting," although I would call it "very loose fitting." First I made one out of blue/white checked seersucker, then green/ivory striped linen, and lastly this jacquard cotton. I love the crispness (but not stiffness) of this fabric. Of course, the linen really looks nice, too. At any rate, I made the pattern 8 inches shorter than called for, so it's high-hip length, as opposed to tunic, and I added six vertical darts, four in front and two in back. I also made a double yoke and added shoulder pads (as is always necessary for my Cocker Spaniel shoulders). I dipped it just slightly in the front and back at the hemline, so it isn't just a straight line across the hips, and used the view that has side slits. I deleted the cuffs and folded up the sleeve pattern piece 4 inches, so it's a loose 3/4 sleeve that can be rolled, if I like. It goes together very quickly. I like it because, with the darts added, it's got some shape to it, yet it's plenty loose that it will be cool this summer. I tried to get the color of the fabric as true as I could in the photo. It's a pretty pinkish beige or mauve color, with a slight sheen to it.
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I used this fabric to make a pair of ankle length "bloomers," using Butterick 3737. If you're familiar with the Sewing Workshop "panel pant" pattern, these are somewhat similar, but I actually like them better, because the panel pants are REALLY baggy, whereas these are just comfortably loose. I washed the linen at least two times before cutting. (Usually I wash three times, for residual shrinkage, so I'm guessing I did in this instance, too, but I don't specifically remember.) Layout was fast and easy, since I could use the stripes as a go-by for my grainline. Since I didn't have any decent lace on hand for the hem (and didn't want to wait around until I did), I made a 4-inch bias ruffle for the bottom of the pants legs instead. Linen being as pliable as it is, it worked great, and I liked the way the stripes played around the bias ruffle. The pattern called for a set-in waistband, but I used elastic instead. Why would I make a pair of bloomers, I thought, and then have a set-in waistband? I used French seams throughout. I was in a hurry (for no particular reason, other than my nature :o) so I didn't line these, but now that they're done, I wish I had, because I really like them. You can't actually see through the fabric, but I would just feel more comfortable in white pants that were lined. Nothing to fret over, though, as I have lots more fabric to try out. (There's an understatement worthy of at least an honorable mention, if not the blue ribbon to beat all blue ribbons.) The next pair will be made with the mahogany heavyweight linen that I recently bought, and I may even make some out of navy wool crepe. (Nautical is "in" this spring!) The linen works very well for this pattern, and I will line my next pair, just to cut down on wrinkling and because I like the way the lining feels against your skin. I normally line with Ambiance or china silk. I hope you'll consider posting your pieces as you complete them, too. It's a lot of fun, easy, and I'd love to see what everybody else is making!
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This is a 16" doll that I painted and designed the costume for. The under tunic and over dress are both made from your linens! The whole outfit is hand-sewn, from start to finish, with hand-done embroidery. The doll is a vinyl doll base, with all of the rest of the work- hair color, style, face paint, costume, and accessories all made, one of a kind and by hand by me! I make dolls for direct sale and on commission basis, so once I have more completed with your wonderuful assortment of linen fabrics, I'll be sure to share them! -Kimberly, Myrkrida@gmail.com
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The dress is made of this fabric. It's beautiful stuff! It has wonderful drape and it makes such nice corners (I love linen) even though it's a bit slubby to make fancy gowns out of. This is a peasant dress, so I thought it was perfect.
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I used this beautiful jacquard weave linen to make this jacket (Bill Blass designer, Vogue pattern). To accompany the jacket, I made a sheath dress out of wool crepe. The antique pink shade of the wool crepe matched the pink in the linen perfectly. At the time, you had two coordinating linens, and you can see that I used the coordinating piece for the yoke. I covered the buttons with the wool crepe. Now I'm getting ready to order more of this fabric to make a pair of overalls. How's that for one extreme to the other! It's perefct for both, though, as it's a nice suit weight. For the jacket, I didn't prewash. For the overalls, I will. Thanks for bringing us such beautiful fabrics from which to choose. Annette
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My brown petticoat is from the Kenya color linen; the apron is Taupe (I believe) or beige. My husband's waistcoat is the 5.3 oz white linen lined with the 3.5 oz white linen. His haversack is also from the 5.3 oz and is 2 layers thick. I love the linen! The prices are great too!
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I made a baby sling out of this material. The color is SO AMAZING in person. This is the softest of the softened lines from here that I've tried!
www.soulbabynyc.com
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I made a ring sling out of this fabric. Love the color!
www.soulbabynyc.com
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Made form the L019 Black softened. A Hebraic tunic for worship purposes or casual wear. Also a matching pair of drawstring pants were made from slightly heavier weight linen.
www.zipporahreshel.com/showcase/
Posted by Lona |
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A Hebraic look (somewhat an African) style tunic made with this Optic white L019. It is so nice to work with. this is one of my most popular tunics on my apparel site. With 100% linen thread embroideries or rayon embroideries makes this look so elegant. This tunic was made for religious purposes for worship attire.
www.zipporahreshel.com
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this i a satchel / bag made for a man to match a garment.. I used Merlot for two of the stripes. I also used vineyard green and another yarn dyed green and black for the base of the bag and strap. It came out beautifully and the texture of the linen makes any garment exquisite.
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satchel / hand bag with long strap and applique using the crimson, optic white, and golden haze Linen. Bag is line in optic white
Posted by Lona |
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Made with IL019, prewashed/preshrunk.
Pattern based on c. 1585-1600 shirt in the Bath Museum of Costume.
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18th Century Open Robe Gown, using Mill Farms Pattern
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I've opted for fitted low-necked white 100% linen smock and the slashes in the under sleeves are stitched in place so it's not necessary to constantly be pulling them through. I believe they did this in period- if you look at her wrist closely in the portrait you can see the smock sleeve is narrow and fitted and the ruffle/cuff is wider and lightly gathered to fit the wrist, but the under sleeves are wider than the smock sleeve even at the wrist, suggesting that the under sleeve did have faux slashes. The neckline is accented with hand-done blanket stitching (Although hard to see in this size picture of the portrait, her chemise neckline is the same as Jane Seymour's below. The cuff was gathered to the smock and the cuff hem was finished by hand so as no machine stitching was visible. The smock itself was made based on instructions on Drea Leed's site, with dropped shoulders and underarm and hip gores.
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