Summer Song Sun Dresses
Posted by administrator on Tuesday, May 4th, 2010
Melissa Stamel is our featured Course Instructor at Cutting Corners College this month. Melissa has created a pattern for any size Child or Adult using an existing dress! Very ingenious. Visit Cutting Corners to view Melissa's step by step instructions.
These gals are ready for Summer! Check out Melissa's youngest daughters rain boots.
Love it.
Thanks Melissa!
T minus 17 days until Spring Market. Jina and and I have been busy cutting fabric for quilt Market. "Felicity" and "Boo to you" arrived yesterday. We are a little behind on sewing and are so grateful to everyone that is making projects for our booth. Jina and I just got back form Korea...visiting our factory. And I can't help but take a moment to talk about our trip.
We are so impressed with our manufacturing facility. Everyone at the factory was very professional, helpful and proud of what they do. They work regular 9-5 hours. The language barrier was a bit of a problem, but body language goes a long way. I know it sounds ridiculous but I had to constantly stop myself from speaking spanish. Not that I really can speak spanish, in fact my husband reminds me that the Koreans could probably understand my spanish as well has anyone from Mexico could... sad but probably true. Spanish is my wanna be second language.
Jina and I felt like we had an entourage the entire day. We were greeted at the entrance and made to feel very welcome. We toured the facility and observed fabric in the process of printing. It is amazing to watch. I took some video and would love to post it in the future. The facility was extremely clean. I don't know if the factory workers were wearing their best for us, but they all wore collared shirts with a jacket that looked like a company uniform. We watched the process of making fabric from the beginning to the end. I must admit that now that I know exactly where our fabric is made, I feel even more proud of our Riley Blake Designs product and grateful to all the hands that help in the process.
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MELISSA, I LOVE THESE DELICATE COLORFUL DRESSES!! They actually look very Scandinavian!! I'm all into retro here in Helsinki and we so many arts & crafts, retro and recycling events going on all the time. I live in artsie part of town -the old city of Helsinki. It consists of 3 little villages 20 min from downtown.Only wooden houses, beautiful gardens, recycled furniture and talented creative people :) People walking around in similar dresses as yours! Next to these little villages is an area called Arabia. It's a street of old factories (where dishes and fabric were made!!)...nowadays converted to art studios, a jazz conservatory, photography studios. COULD REALLY USE YOUR HANDY CAMERA BAG TOO! I live in a spring green wooden house in which the Arabia factory workers used to live in in the 50's and 60s. Very cool -I'm so happy to be part of all this. HOPE YOU CAN COME VISIT SOME DAY! Crafty blessings, Pia from Finlandby Pia Snellman on 03 August 2010 at 12:24 p.m.
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Looking forward to it.by Cindy on 11 May 2010 at 11:57 p.m.
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Yay! I'm just sure I left a comment the other day, but it's not here, so here I go again! I would love to tour a fabric plant; that would be too awesome! And my little girl loves those boots, so I thought why not? Can't wait to see you at market!by Melissa Stramel on 11 May 2010 at 11:24 a.m.