You Will Totally Relate to This

Every day (actually, several times a day)  I read Linda Grant’s blog The Thoughtful Dresser, and her blog is so ingrained in me that I need to read her posts as much as I need my morning coffee.  Today she did a post that sums up, brilliantly, what is wrong with fashion, and also why we all sew (not that she meant to, [...]

The (Sewing) Revolution Will Not Be Televised

I just got back from reading a post on Pattern Review about Wal-Mart scaling back fabric departments and Hancock’s Chapter 11 filing (I know, this is not news from either company and the sewing forums have been buzzing about this for months.)

It’s fascinating to see that while interest in sewing is increasing, the traditional retail [...]

Strange But Wonderful

Kelly, one of our friends here on Sewing Divas, posted to her blog a great photo of a funky primitive table made from vintage wooden sewing spools! You must go to her blog and scroll down to the bottom to see the photo. Very cool – the ghosts of sewists past are still with us.

Carnivale of the Couture #21 – Ritual Cloth

by Diva Phyllis 

For many of us fashion bloggers, the latest styles and upcoming trends are an exciting and endless source of interest. And yet for all its supposed superficiality, the meaning of fashion, and our attachment to it, goes much deeper than mere trends or seasonal change. Each of us has memories, sometimes tender, sometimes [...]

Demi Moore to play Coco Chanel

Okay – I’m not particularly a fan of Demi Moore, but I am a huge fan of Mademoiselle Chanel, and this is casting that works for me. I really can’t think of another actress who could best portray the woman who built the House of Chanel. At the very least, the younger generation of fashionistas [...]

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