Fashion Sewing Club kicks off at Treadle tomorrow (10:30a & 6:30p), SR Harris (Thurs. 10:30a) and back again at Treadle on Saturday (10:30am). We’ve been sewing up a storm! We hope to see lots of you there.

Here’s a sneak peek at one of our garments. Can you guess who our mystery model might be?

Everyone had a great time at September’s FSC at SR Harris. Check out the great makes!

Here’s some more inspiration from September Fashion Sewing Club. Enjoy!

Fashion Sewing Club is in full swing this week.

Tuesday: 10:30am & 6:30pm, Treadle Yard Goods
Thursday: 10:30am, SR Harris

Hope to see you there!

One easy way to look vibrant and healthy is wearing the color teal (blue-green). It’s a magical color that is universally flattering on all skin types.

As we learn in art class, colors opposite each other on the color wheel are called complementary colors. When placing complementary colors together, each color looks brighter and naturally good together.

Skin coloring, can be applied to the color wheel too. As you can see, it falls into the red-orange family. Now, if you look directly across the color wheel. What color do you see?…VOILA!…It’s teal! Teal is a complimentary color of red-orange. And since virtually all skin types are in the red-orange family, teal is incredibly flattering to wear.

The other magical property of teal is its flattering range in color value and intensity. It’s hard to find a variation of teal that doesn’t look good on people. To illustrate this point, I took the same teal fabric and draped it on four different people. Each of us has unique coloring (warm, cool, and neutral) and you can see the same shade of teal looks great on all of us. (**This works for people of color as well as caucasian skin tone**)

Since Kristin was absent during our photo shoot. Here is a photo of her wearing a different shade of teal. Doesn’t she look great?

Next time you grab something to wear, grab a little teal. It’s a magical color.

Thanks for stopping by!

Katie

The Pinners Conference made its way through downtown Minneapolis this weekend. Lots of DIY activities, products and even a few familiar faces popped up. It was good to see a Pinterest inspired event drawing lots of young DIY enthusiasts. Check out some photos below.

Thanks for stopping by!

Katie