Exactly what I wanted to learn.
However, the course is set up in a real school and brings back secondary school memories. There is a bell that tells us when we have a break and we have to come at a certain time and can't leave class before it's finished. I don't really like the 'school' setting. Especially not when I compare it to my ceramic course that I took at the academy of fine arts. There we had lots of freedom and it worked so much better for me. No need to treat adults as secondary school kids but hey, I can't change the setting so I better adjust.
Not alway easy being the rebel I am...
Oh, and another thing that bugs me is that we have to stick to the pattern given. We're making a straight skirt at the moment but I only wear A-line skirts so this will look really funny on me.
I understand it's all about the techniques and all but when you make something, you would want to wear it too, right? Let's see if I will...
Anyway, enough of rambling as I wanted to show you some proof of the fact that I can do zippers! YAY! It's been on my wishlist since I decided to learn sewing.
Here's where the zipper will go:
florcita13 44p · 755 weeks ago
Saskia · 755 weeks ago
Can't wait to see some fashiondesigns by you!
Happy week!
xoxox
baahar · 755 weeks ago
I'm sure you will make the best of your time at the course, dear.
Pesky Cat Designs · 755 weeks ago
IngerMaaike · 755 weeks ago
But good for you for sticking it out and actually following the pattern :)
You could always sew triangles in to make it more swirly and fun :)
alexandra keller · 755 weeks ago
Viktoria/donauluft · 755 weeks ago
I know the problem of being forced to make projects you will not use probably, from my school days, but I thought these times are gone already (obviously not)....
lila · 755 weeks ago
i love you Art and your blog and your creativity and...well all I wanted to say is you are fabulous!
hugs
Lila