So Joey and Vogue 8435 generated a lot of interest, some great comments and quite a number of emails. In case you wanted to know a bit more of the process we went through I just happed to be filming as we made some of the pattern modifications to the tissue paper. After recording such a long video I wasn't sure exactly how to use it. The original clip is an hour long and more than even I'm willing to sit through. So I speed it up and narrated it to cool music! I make it sound so simple right? Truth be told this was one of the more challenging videos I've produced. The super long length and huge raw file size made changes cumbersome and editing software a bit unpredictable. In the end I like the way it turned out! Maybe not keep you on the edge of your seat but worth a view....
tape and tissue... plus free patterns!
So Joey and Vogue 8435 generated a lot of interest, some great comments and quite a number of emails. In case you wanted to know a bit more of the process we went through I just happed to be filming as we made some of the pattern modifications to the tissue paper. After recording such a long video I wasn't sure exactly how to use it. The original clip is an hour long and more than even I'm willing to sit through. So I speed it up and narrated it to cool music! I make it sound so simple right? Truth be told this was one of the more challenging videos I've produced. The super long length and huge raw file size made changes cumbersome and editing software a bit unpredictable. In the end I like the way it turned out! Maybe not keep you on the edge of your seat but worth a view....
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I've been thinkin' the same thing--time for me to giveaway a whole bunch o' patterns on my blog. It's on my to-do list. :)
Kyle
February 9, 2010 at 9:46 PMI swear, Early American is due for a revival.
Gregory
February 9, 2010 at 11:32 PMIt's a very interesting video, I knew that the jacket involved a lots of modifications but I hadn't realized it's was that much work !
Your explanation are very useful if only because of the tissu-fitting andhow you removed the ease on the cap sleeves...
lasandrou
February 10, 2010 at 1:32 AMWhat a great idea - that was fun! You are great at working together. :-)
Anne LO
February 10, 2010 at 3:32 AMSCORE on the cushions and patterns!! I especially love the first stretch and sew. :)
Jacki
February 10, 2010 at 3:40 PMThanks for taking the time to share your pattern modification process. It was fascinating.
Terri
February 11, 2010 at 3:12 AMWow. I can't believe how well you're decorating your living room at no cost. The low cofee table/dining table is brilliant. Everything is starting to shape up very nicely. nancy2001
Anonymous
February 12, 2010 at 3:06 PMYour sofa's sister lives at my house! I have sort of hated this granny inheritance piece but now I see that all she really needs is a new dress and some spiffy cushions. Thanks for the inspiration!
Perfect coffee table for the space too.
sewitsliz
February 13, 2010 at 6:30 PMI want to see my sofa's sister! I've been thinking she's the last of her kind...
Brian Remlinger
February 14, 2010 at 9:36 AMHello floor cushions! Just popping in to see their new home. Hope you're enjoying them.
Jane
March 14, 2010 at 12:03 PMI love the table. It's so retro -- love the look.
Annie
May 19, 2011 at 9:04 PM