Very nice Vani.I have did this smocking but I have no photo of anything I did.Now after I started blogging I take snaps of whatever I do. Awesome job.Keep posting.
Hai Aunty, 'm new to ur blog..Ur's work are too impressive especially "Canadian smocking models".. And i did one model for my kid.. plz specify the measurement for canadian smoking {design 2-braid) for getting 40cm*40cm cushion.. it will more helpful for me..
Hi Aunty, I'm new to your blog. Your work and set-by-step instructions are a boon to novices like me. I would love to try Canadian smocking. Can you pls pls pls post step by step instructions along with the graph? Also, pls advice on how much material I need to make a cushion like yours.
Dear Vani, thanks to your step-by-step tutorial i now know how to do canadian smocking. I just love the 2-braid design and would like to incorporate into a blouse. The problem is how to calculate to the right amount of fabric.
Normally i need 2 1/2 metre of 45inch fabric to make a blouse. How much do i need to make a blouse with this smocked cuffs http://media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/01/39/49/013949248a4dc146b0538a6ab71081e5.jpg
and shoulder (front view) http://www.allyfashion.com/store/23767-thickbox/ot0042-20s.jpg - i know this one is not smocked but i tried to find suitable example but to no avail. However i would like to smocked the shoulder part up until it near the pocket level
as for back view this is of nice length http://www.allyfashion.com/store/23768-thickbox/ot0042-20s.jpg
i don't want the smocked part to be separate as i love the pleated effect on the bodice just like the cuff.
I also think 1 inch braid is nice but in youe experience, what's is the suitable size for a blouse?
Very nice Vani.I have did this smocking but I have no photo of anything I did.Now after I started blogging I take snaps of whatever I do.
ReplyDeleteAwesome job.Keep posting.
hi vani, step by step instructions are very helpful to learn thnx 4 ur effort
ReplyDeleteHai Aunty, 'm new to ur blog..Ur's work are too impressive especially "Canadian smocking models".. And i did one model for my kid.. plz specify the measurement for canadian smoking {design 2-braid) for getting 40cm*40cm cushion.. it will more helpful for me..
ReplyDeleteHi Aunty, I'm new to your blog. Your work and set-by-step instructions are a boon to novices like me. I would love to try Canadian smocking. Can you pls pls pls post step by step instructions along with the graph? Also, pls advice on how much material I need to make a cushion like yours.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much
Kalpalathika
I have posted the instructions also .please read all my posts
ReplyDeleteaunty how can i see ur instruction
ReplyDeletehi nice jop thnkeu
ReplyDeleteDear Vani, thanks to your step-by-step tutorial i now know how to do canadian smocking. I just love the 2-braid design and would like to incorporate into a blouse. The problem is how to calculate to the right amount of fabric.
ReplyDeleteNormally i need 2 1/2 metre of 45inch fabric to make a blouse. How much do i need to make a blouse with this smocked cuffs
http://media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/01/39/49/013949248a4dc146b0538a6ab71081e5.jpg
and shoulder (front view)
http://www.allyfashion.com/store/23767-thickbox/ot0042-20s.jpg - i know this one is not smocked but i tried to find suitable example but to no avail. However i would like to smocked the shoulder part up until it near the pocket level
as for back view this is of nice length
http://www.allyfashion.com/store/23768-thickbox/ot0042-20s.jpg
i don't want the smocked part to be separate as i love the pleated effect on the bodice just like the cuff.
I also think 1 inch braid is nice but in youe experience, what's is the suitable size for a blouse?
Any help and advice is appreciated.
aida