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Since taking on another job, it has been difficult to keep up with all the sewing I'd like, but I'm still making a good effort. Below are some clothes I've recently made for the Momoko dolls. The Chanel blouse sold before I even had a chance to post it on the blog! I have some more designs to come, which will likely include new embroidery techniques.
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Recently I was at a local second-hand store and found this darling little handmade bear. I knew it would be perfect with the Momoko dolls. I also finally got my new light box to try out some decent photography without having to wait for natural light and I used it for these photos. Overall, the new magenta gingham tube dress gets a great debut!
I'm still working on bookbinding, but I've just been busy lately.
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The clothes I design for Momoko dolls seems to fluctuate back in forth between simple one-item tops to coordinated outfits. Lately, I seem to be making more of the full outfits such as the one below. I'm guessing I'm hoping for spring given the flowery print on the dress. The boots are a nice finishing touch on the outfit, but I think I could use some more shoe options. Also, a good set of nerdy glasses for my Momoko dolls.
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Back in November I posted several tube top/dress items I made, but I decided to do a second run with some other fabric I had on hand. The attire makes a great piece to go with many outfits and is perhaps one of the reasons I seem to make so many of them.
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This Momoko had an extensive makeover for this modern Alice outfit. I enjoyed styling the beehive hair as well as making the wire glasses. It appears I made a foxy modern nerdy version of Alice, which makes sense given my personality. The tank top sports an illustration by John Tenniel from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1898).
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