There's a company called Vog, here are some of their adverts, Spider woman anyone?



If you know me, you know I love dresses. I wear one almost everyday. For all the love I feel for this particular garment, it does not extend to executing a flat pattern for one. Perhaps because I am really someone who French drapes rather than flat pattern? It's hard to say, but they are always an intense labor of love for the line. Here's a sneak peak of a new cross front dress we are working on, that should be up on the site soon. It has a full dirndle skirt, and we used a border print, that is underlined for a little body, and also, modesty.
Labels: dress, fabric, french drape, pattern
I was toodling around on the interwebs, reading other blogs, and came across a little post about Chanel, and her famous bottle design. It's always been said that it was designed to look like the shape of Place Vendome. I know from her biography that it was named no. 5, simply because it was the fifth fragrance created by her perfumer. The shape, I was never sure of, but accepted as truth. This lovely site, notcot.com does a nice job of google earth meets photoshop to illustrate. Thank you for clearing up the mystery!
Labels: #5, Chanel, fragrance, google earth
I packed up a box of sewing supplies tonight for my friend's daughter T who is seven years old.
We decided that maybe folks were curious as to what happened behind the scenes at our company. We're here to share the fun, curious, mundane and interesting factoids that we come across and experience.
Labels: greeting