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Here we are, the first Liebsters of the year. Thank you, Brini for nominating me. I'll begin right away with my answers to Brini's questions:   1.   What is your most treasured doll and why? My most treasured doll is the one my mom gave me when I was just 20 months old. Her name is Sandra and I still have her. She is on my bed at my parents' home. The body was originally rubber, which over time, disintegrated so I had her re-bodied. She is the matriarch of my doll family! As far as the most treasured doll in my collection...it's too difficult to choose. From my natural haired So In Style Barbies to my most recent Fashion Royalty dolls, all are precious to me. In an earthquake, I'd probably bypass my own clothes and grab as many dolls as I could!   2.   What motivates your to continue your blog? My passion for fashion. In putting together my blog I use many of the same skills as  those employed during my career in fashion and fashion education.  The blog keeps me co

Lyse Moreau, President at International Sew Right #HearHerStory / @womeninmfg At Women in Manufacturing, we are committed to supporting women in the manufacturing sector. We firmly believe that mentorship and community-building will help attract and retain women in manufacturing.  As part of our mission, we feature on our blog the stories of women we admire who are currently working in manufacturing.  The following is the latest installment of our "Hear Her Story" series. Please tell our readers a little bit about your job and what your work looks like every day. My position varies from an overall decision maker to a designer helping to create a safety-related item for a client. How did you arrive at your current position?  What attracted you to a career in manufacturing? I started at International Sew Right as an accountant and I eventually progressed into sales. In 2001, I purchased 50 percent of the company and by 2005, I was the sole owner. I have always had a passion for

Coat:   HEXELINE    o     Laced ankle boots:   HERE    o    Shades:   MISSONI      o      Fedora:   HERE     o   Bag:  FURLA       o    Jewellery:   YES Queen B   o   Gloves:   SAMSONITE   o   Nails :   CLICK       Płaszcz:   HEXELINE    o     Sznurowane botki:     TUTAJ   o    Okulary:   MISSONI      o      Kapelusz:   TUTAJ     o   Torba:  FURLA           Biżuteria:   YES Queen B  o    Rękawiczki:   SAMSONITE   o   Pazury :   KLIK   Zwierzaki serwuje Wam zimowy post z bardzo modnym w tym sezonie długim płaszczem maxi, w moim bardzo lubianym wydaniem w stylu retro. Całość uzupełniłam klasyczną męską fedorą oraz sznurowanymi botkami o fikuśnym obcasie. W tle cudna katowicka panorama. Uciekam kończyć projekty na sesję a w między czasie przypominam o  warsztatach 4 lutego w Katowicach. Możecie jeszcze zapisać się na: hello@stylistsgroup.com, na warsztatach dowiecie się, jak stworzyć idealną dla Was stylizację, poznacie typ swojej sylwetki oraz dowiecie się co nieco na temat analizy kolo

I've been wanting to make felt hats for awhile now. What's held me back is thinking I needed special rolls of wool. While I did buy a small package, I discovered that working with felt squares is easier, not to mention, faster! In preparation for this post, I tried a number of different approaches, all of which I share with you here. And while there is a plethora of photos on this page, don't think for a moment that any of this is complicated. The reality is it is enormously easy because we are working with a super simple base which serves as a canvas for all of your creative expressions. 1.Felt squares are sold everywhere. If you can, try to find wool felt or at least, a material with wool content. Above the orange square is wool, the purple synthetic. Wool will make the process go even faster because it practically melts with steam. But if you are not so lucky, the synthetic still works, though requiring a bit more work to get a smooth finish at the edges. You will need a