It was Diwali cleaning (last year) has
allowed me to be reintroduced to my stash! I found this cotton shisha
work fabric in black and orange that I bought in jaipur, Rajasthan
probably around 2005. On first look at the shop, I murmured “I
would love to wear dress out of this fabric!!”I bought it there and then.I
decided it would be perfect for my summer dress.
Fortunately, enough time has past that I have forgotten how
expensive this fabric was or I would be afraid to cut it( because of shisha
embriodery on it). But in my renewed interest in sewing, I've also
decided that the time has come to use the "good" fabric rather than
saving it for some mythical perfect project.
I love this fabric; I've used
cotton from this shop before. It sews beautifully, it takes high heat
during pressing, and it a breeze to wash and wear (no ironing
required). Ignore the wrinkles in my photo above; it was taken after a
full day of work.
Normally I am a natural fabric snob but
mostly I have to use any tipe of fabric as teel ( a complete dress material gifted
to girls)giving culture of Haryanvi’s s insists me to do this. This very reasonably priced fabric
is a pleasure to sew. The pattern(my own) pattern miraculously renewed my
excitement in sewing! And then I decided that I needed to evolve another
brand new pattern with crochet trims for my next project: no repeat
projects, is my new rule! (But if I do, I'll dispense with the armhold
facings and just use bias binding instead.)
Sorry for the pics with wrinkles |
Again as Diwali is around the corner from now. It
is Diwali cleaning that has allowed me to be reintroduced to my deep buried
dresses! And I dug it out
Wiz Khalif ‘s rap song “Black and Yellow”
XOXO
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