Roznamcha -Karguzari

Tuesday, February 11, 2014

my creations

I am showing you some outfits designed and stitched by me

Since my children are grown up now yet I feel like they are still little kids. So it’s quite natural that sometimes I really feel like talking about children's clothes on the blog. I used to buy so many clothes in that particular style that I love: classic yet quite relaxed, full of wonderful details like collars, pleats, piping and buttons.

the collors and sleeve trims were leather in the above shirt of my son when he was 5.

I love many frills or lace too. And I always tend to write about their dresses(in the magazines), because I mostly sew most of the dresses of my kids myself and tried to publish my pattern in the magazines’ used to make dresses for my nieces and nephews too I have very ambitious intentions to sew kids clothes.

this orange coloured paddle pant -jacket suit was created by me when my son was 4 years of age.

in the photo above my daughter was 7 and my son was 2 years of age,lots of details were created in the dresses the wore.

in the photo above i am standing with gun in my hand,my mom created all the three dresses with frilled collors.

today I'm showing you the dresses my mom created when we three sisters were 4-2 and 6 months of age.

Happy sewing!

Bkain tree

For the past few months I’ve been filling various empty bottles with these large, sturdy and very long-lasting leaves from a tree in the park in front of our house. To be honest, previously I had no idea what the tree was.

And suddenly one day I went out in the park and there was bunches of fruits on the tree. Not so much as it’s a Maha Neem, as it is- a Maha Neem. Bkain!

Wednesday, February 5, 2014

Fancy crocheted box with lid, How-to Knit

Hello, this is Me.
I have a small confession to make, and I hope you might be able to relate: I find it really difficult to throw away used glass jars and bottles. Yes, I recycle – of course I do – but I can’t help seeing the repurposing potential in things like stainless steel utensils as well. I have an ever-growing collection on my room’s windowsill, and although I use them to store all sorts of things, from buttons to coins to crochet hooks, they’re mostly practical, rather than pretty. The solution? A quick and easy, but super-effective Hambly makeover.