Posts Tagged ‘embellishment’

Button, button, who’s got the button?

There is a beautiful jacket hanging in the closet of my work room. I meticulously matched the fabric pattern at each of the seams – the only time I have successfully done so. I also lined it and finished it by hand. It represents many hours of work. And yet, I've never worn it. For almost 4 years now, it has remained in the closet missing only a button. There is a pin in the place where I intend to place said button, but, I am stuck. Few things cause me to leave projects unfinished; they are typically small tasks that have the potential to cause disasters, rework, and frustration. Making button-holes tops the list. Read the rest of this entry »

The Search for Unique Children’s Clothing

Finding ready-made children's and baby clothing is as simple as going to the nearest department store, mass merchant, or children's boutique. Finding items that are as unique as you child is a more challenging task. The following are some ideas for finding or creating a very personalized look for your child, as well as a handful of example resources. Read the rest of this entry »

Stormy
The SizeTracker Blog is your resource for children's clothing size, fit, shopping and care, as well as children's growth and development. It is authored by Stormy Sweitzer and a variety of guest contributors.

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