Yo, peeps.
Maple, here. Long time no harass. ;-)
If you aren't familiar with me, I am the resident PITB.
(Pain in the Butt.)
Last time I talked about Trends to Sew was
a post about our TtS Pinterest Board:
Which generated ZERO comments.
Glad you were reading. (That's sarcasm.)
And before that I critiqued the MyAG Sweet Spring Dress:
Which elicited a reaction from some readers bordering on cray cray.
It's as if I insulted their first-born or something.
It's a dress people.
No need to grab the red telephone.
(If you don't know what the red telephone is:
If you don't know what a telephone is, I can't help you.)
If my posts manage to tick people off,
I feel I am doing something right.
GO! ME!
(And I still think the Saccharine Tinkle Dress is a drag, btw.
If you wanna fight it out, see me after school in the Jimmy John's parking lot.
Just a word of warning, I have a mean roundhouse kick.)
Also, see that post for some great (in my opinion) examples of Trends to Sew --
crochet and lace-accented dresses and girly styles.
For today's post I start a new series:
Maple's How Trendy is Your Doll?
That annoying girl of the year, Saige, has cloned herself here in Badger's Wood at
The DW Headquarters and Lil' Miss Saige 2.0, i.e. Columbia Easton,
keeps showing up here on the blog instead of me.
What the?
Oh well.
I will use her to my own ends.
Today's Trend to Sew is Off-The-Shoulder Tops.
The white tunic is also from Royal Doll Boutique.
You may be saying, "Off-The-Shoulder Tops? That's sooo 2011!"
Not so.
They are still "in," as are cut-out or cold shoulder tops, and
boxy, drapey tops that are great for layering.
From Forever21:
So how trendy is your doll?
Our Off-The-Shoulder Top Challenge begins.
Do you own an off-the-shoulder doll top?
Have you wanted to make one?
Do you sell them?
Now is the time to show off
yer doll's wardrobe or your shop goodies!
If you have an off-the-shoulder doll top or want to make one and show it off
here at The DW -- Please email Nora your pics!
We'll also accept pics of boxy tees and cold-shoulder items.
You can send up to 5 pics.
nora.demington@gmail.com
We'll post your pics here as your answers to my Challenge.
Feel free to use this opportunity to advertise your shop,
blog, Youtube channel, etc.
Your pics are due in two weeks:
So on Wednesday, October 2nd.
In the meantime,
I'll be offering a new Trends to Sew Challenge each week.
Liberty Jane's Pixie Faire offers a pattern for the Off-The-Shoulder shirt here:
There is also the Cold-Shoulder Top pattern:
Some more pics of the Off-The-Shoulder Top:
Some more examples of the Cold-Shoulder Top and Dress:
Again...if you have an off-the-shoulder doll top or want to make one and show it off
here at The DW -- Please email Nora your pics!
We'll also accept pics of boxy tees and cold-shoulder items.
You can send up to 5 pics.
nora.demington@gmail.com
We'll post your pics here as your answers to my Challenge.
Feel free to use this opportunity to advertise your shop,
blog, Youtube channel, etc.
Your pics are due in two weeks:
So on Wednesday, October 2nd.
Any Questions???
Feel free to ask us in the comments or
as an email to nora.demington@gmail.com.
