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Since most of us are cooped up at home (thank you to our essential workers!), I thought I would offer my patterns at 20% off through Easter Sunday, April 12. Happy sewing everyone, and don't forget to #stayhome so we can get through this! www.pemberleythreads.etsy.com
Today I made this little doll garment bags for the shop! They are made out of reproduction prints from Williamsburg, (Thank you @khloesdressshop ❤) and trimmed in burgundy and blue with ribbon closures.
Westley taking a stroll through the churchyard. ❤ He's not quite @pinsent_tailoring but he dreams to be! 😂 Have you seen "Emma" yet? Check my story for my review!
I love these little shoes I had made by Kel at @nuclearneedlearts! She made them look like miniatures of a reproduction shoe by @americanduchess, the "Kensington". She used a pattern by @ann.van.doren.designs and then did a 3D printed custom sole. I wish I could wear them myself!
I posted our Williamsburg Trip on the blog, including the story about where the tiny tin cup came from! (Thank you again @sweetbriardaisy ❤) Link in bio 😊
A beautiful hat that one of my testers @pastelegance_designs made from the hat tutorial! I love the bow added to the back ❤

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