Here you go, the whole expanded story, with pictures.
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14 years ago
Here you go, the whole expanded story, with pictures.
Thank you. A fun project, despite the time constraints.
Kind of organic but structured... Like a starfish or a jellyfish with a skeleton, if you see what I mean.
This was in the foyer of the building. The achitects office is there, and the building also houses some adult studies stuff, a wine bar, and a studio theatre. The view from above was taken through a hole in the wine bar floor: this is not quite a mezenine floor, as there are these two round holes (the other one is much smaller). The outside of the building is like a whole series of stacked up white enameled cheesegraters! :D
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Thanks. :)
The buttons are purely decorative, to break up the outside. The ties are solidly sewn on by machine.
Well, I suppose the frock bit was my design. It was amusing to do, if hard work.
Today I get to start on No. 3 - But there's a tiny frock to complete first! :D
Them's the ones! I knew they had to have a 'proper' name...
They also reminded me of various fabric roofed buildings, such as the designer outlet in Ashford:
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Oh, no implication that YOU were finding faults. It's ME that's just seeing them!
The fabric is lovely... But I seem to be missing a panel right now! AAARRRGGGHHH!
I figured they were machine sewn, too, but the buttons could easily have been positioned over the ties to add some strength if needed.
The tiny frock is darling! Lucky Ursula and Christine. ;-)
That's exactly what I thought of when I saw the finished product. Very cool!
On Sat, 24 Oct 2009 01:16:55 +0100 in alt.sewing, Kate XXXXXX wrote,
OK, now I get it. When we made a spider, I didn't sew a skirt but instead leggings.
Oh, that's a LOT of fun! :D
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