But for the sake of sewing "Real Way" instead of "Run Way", here are a few more of my favorites from the Spring Catalog. Enjoy!
Great details on this jacket. The white on black is something I want to incorporate into one of my Spring/Summer projects.
I've been wanting a similar jacket for a while. I need move it closer to the up of the ole list.
The layering technique used in this outfit is outstanding. It's fresh and doesn't look over done. (Side note - the models have big beautiful hair.)
Great use of fabric. The combination of the chiffon (belt) and the boucle (jacket) is interesting. The colors remind me of a dewy spring morning with the scents of gardenias and jasmine flowing in the air.
The big flower is definitely over the top. But I like the idea of the side flounce instead of a slit.
Happy Sewing!
C
The white safari-style jacket rocks.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the inspiration.. These are some great picks...I love them all but my favorite would be look one 1 & 2...
ReplyDeleteI can always stand more! I love the white jacket/print skirt and the print in that last dress is gorgeous too.
ReplyDeleteThe topstitching/ pickstitching in the first photo is really fresh!
ReplyDeleteI love Cadena catalogs. They are great for ideas and inspiration. I have never bought any of the fabric though. Too expensive for my budget. I like both of those jacket.
ReplyDeleteVery inspirational indeed. Gorgeous actually!
ReplyDeleteI can never get enough of inspiration. I love the outfits you find for inspiration. I really the second skirt, the black and white one.
ReplyDeleteThey sure did have on some fly tuxedos! I loved Robin Williams especially.
ReplyDeleteThese really got me thinking....they are all gorgeous and very inspirational... Thanks for posting
ReplyDeleteLots of pretty pieces. I've missed you while I was away!
ReplyDeleteI recently saw your blog about the Cadena magazine, I love everything about it. How can I get a subscription to this magazine?
ReplyDeleteThanks! Ms. Alethia - The Cadena magazine can be purchased ($30) at Fishman's Fabric in Chicago. It's published twice a year. I reserve my copy with Barbara. She can be reached at 312-922-3396. May be you can reserve a copy for you.
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