Being a great believer in rescuing the sturdy old and breathing new life into it, this dining chair has had a face lift. The seat and the wood was in good condition however the seat pad was stained and the frame slighlty discoloured. A spray of paint to refresh made the wood look like new however the pad was a nice little project for me. Using a peacock feather as a base and my own hand drawn butterfly & dragon fly sketches, I transfered the images onto silk screens which i then used to print onto a plain square of beautiful tranquil duck egg blue silk. Paitiently waiting for each image to dry before layering up the images before finally applique some more butterflies onto the print. I used lace which draws comparison to the fragility of a butterfly wing and the colours pulled together key items from the room.
The olnly problem now...we dont like to spoil the view by sitting on it
This blog is for anyone with a passion for glamorous gowns, sumptuous textiles, sublime embellishments and of course for vintage dresses. My blog also gives an insight into the design processes I use in the dressmaking field, the leatherwork I create and also the surface pattern’s I design to produce truly unique garments and accessories. Should you wish to discuss or purchase any of my work, please do not hesitate to be in touch. Love from The Vintage Dressmaker xx
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