Lainys Mouse In A Maze

On a predetermined course the needle journeys through the net, Over and under, around and back, over and over again (the under yet to come) A slender Silver Mouse in a Maze

Wednesday, April 20, 2016

Ann De Leger, fitting her day dress


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Ann De Leger, ready for Marie Antoinette's costume ball




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I don’t claim to be an expert. Despite many years’ experience sewing for myself and others, I am still learning. Upon retirement, I gained the luxury of taking my time to pursue my own challenges. I have come to appreciate the value of finding basic patterns that suit my body shape and lifestyle; the value of making a muslin, trying it on and seeing how it fits; the willingness to translate an idea into a garment and seeing what happens; discovering what doesn’t work; and not giving up until I am happy with the results.

Occasionally, I will post an article and after a cooling off period, will edit the information according to something more I have learned about the subject. I am only here to share my experience.

Therefore, if you find something here that works for you, I am pleased. If you have a different experience or are looking for further discussion of a topic, please leave a comment and share your perspective with me.

I never stop learning, trying new ideas, testing theories and experimenting.

Filet Lace Pillow

Filet Lace Pillow
The lace for this pillow was the inspiration for the Mouse In The Maze poem

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