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Looking Beautiful! Fall Season Flowers

Well here I am away from my plan to make another pencil skirt! So it is something stronger than me, I have no choice. It happened when I made the first flower, I really liked the process and decided, why not do more? I have so many fabrics and many times I do not like throwing the pieces that I left thinking that I will use it in something later. 

I like making functional creations, for that reason these flowers can be used as a brooch on blouses, jackets or dress, as also can be used to decorate the hair giving a very feminine, elegant touch. 

Said and done here are more flowers. What do you think? Beautiful right? Find them in my Etsy store.

Pencil Skirt # 1 Rock and Glam!

Here's the first of my series of pencil skirts. 
I have in mind to make several. The pencil skirt is a piece of clothing that never goes out of style, you can wear it for work and also to attend to a formal event or simply go out for drinks. They are the perfect piece to display feminine curves. I think that Christian Dior made a real contribution to women today, helping to look our best in each one every time you wear a pencil skirt.
Made of black and red stretch plaid fabric with lace trim on the hem, zipper on the back and button. 
The listing is for the skirt and brooch, the top is just to show you how you can wear it.
Measures:
Waist 31 1/2"
Hip 42"
Length 24"
Price: $45.00
Shipping : $5.50

A Little Project Before The Skirts

I was doing my skirts when I realized I did not have the appropriate zippers, was at that moment that this idea was born. This flower are made of pieces of fabric left over from the skirts and other projects. 

It can be worn as pin on a jacket or blouse, as can also go on a headband adorning your hair. 
The headband has an elastic loop to hold the flower. 

Flowers

Polka Dots Flower $10.00 Black and Red Flower $10.00 Purple Flower $10.00

If you are interested in other colors, send me a message and be very happy to make it special for you.

A Very Classic Fashion Piece: The Pencil Skirt

I'm planning on making two or maybe more pencil skirts.

I was doing a little bit of researching when I found this from Wikipedia

History

Narrow-fitting skirts have a long history in western fashion. The predecessor to the pencil skirt is the hobble skirt of the early 20th century, which is a full-length skirt which seriously impedes the wearer's walking, and sometimes those two terms are used as synonyms. However, it was the French designer Christian Dior who introduced the pencil skirt in the late 1940s ^[7], using the term H-line to describe its shape. It quickly became very popular, particularly for office wear. This success was due to women's desire for new fashions in the wake of the drudgery of the Second World War coupled with the austere economic climate, when fabrics were expensive and still rationed, and full-skirted garments were seen as wasteful. It again became popular for business women in the 1980s, as part of the "power suit" style of dressing, and has remained a popular mainstream fashion choice ever since. 

Here are the fabrics for my two first skirts.

My First Giveaway Free Shipping!!!!

Very unique handbag made of upholstery fabric and lined with matching polyester fabric. It has 4 pockets great for your cell phone, glasses, keys, makeup and whatever you need. The bag’s measurement 10”x13” and the handles are 20” from side to side. Perfect for daily use or as a gift.

How to enter:

- You can go through any of my stores: ChuletinDesigns or Muapurses and make a comment back here on your favorite item with your name and contact information. That will count for one entry. Please don’t leave comments like “Hi”, “Cool” or anything like that. I love reading your comments, they are very important to me and my work.

- Blog about this giveaway and receive 1 extra entry. Come back here and leave a comment with your blog link.

- You can also subscribe to my blog and become a "follower" to earn 1 extra entry. Come back and leave a comment telling me of your subscription. If you're a subscriber you already has and extra point, but please leave a comment about that.

- Follow me on Twitter or let me know if you are an existing follower to earn 1 extra entry.

- Promote this giveaway in the Etsy forums, Twitter, Myspace, Facebook, or any social network and receive 1 extra point for each place you promote. Come back here and leave a comment with your link. The more you promote this giveaway more chance you have to win.

- Please don’t forget always leave your information or link.

- You can also earn 5 extra entries by purchasing something a any of my stores: Chuletindesigns, Muapurses or Patternparadise. Just come back here and tell me what you purchased with your information to claim your extra entries.

The winner will be announced at noon Easter Time, on Saturday, October 31. If the winner does not contact me within three days, I will select another winner through another random number drawing. This giveaway is open to US and Canada only. Shipping cost will be covered by me!

I wish you good luck!

Black Coat For A Princess Of Darkness

This is the perfect coat for a princess of darkness. It was design and made by me. Just a few days ago I had this idea of making a black coat using waterproof fabric, satin (lining), lace and hardware. This is the result!

Front and back princess seams. Rounded oversize collar with gather and hardware.

Venice lace at cuffs and hardware. Tie at front with a chain. Fully lined.

Waist-clinching ribbon fastening corset fitted to the back of the coat. Ruffled trim at collar and hem.

Can be worn over a pair of jeans, leggings or dress.

Size M

36" length

$175.00
$10.50 Shipping