Yesterday I attended the launch of Blog humanity and their workshop ?Learning the art of digital story telling?. It was hosted by Jaclyn Carlson from Little Paper Trees and also included Jen Bishop from InteriorsAddict and Vivian Mansour from Ish and Chi We then broke off into assemblies to learn a few new abilities on styling and taking photos. I don?t often get to do nicely fashioned vignettes on this blog, but it was still helpful and there are ways I understand I can acclimatize them into stitching life. My group was hosted by Jessica Bellef ? Stylist for Temple and Webster Photographers Milton Gan and Emma Scamell
We discovered about using scale, texture, hue, harmony and shape. Here are some of my endeavours?
It was a actually helpful day and I meant allotments of amazing people from all distinct genres. I was so great to meet my young person Sydney bloggers;
Noah and Willow (Events designing)
Mscritique (Beauty, method, nourishment, Travel)
Lipstick and baked cake (food, beauty, way of life
Annette Wilson (Photography)
Antipodean Diaries (Beauty, Style, nourishment, dwelling)
The Urchin Collective (Life, method & Curiosities)
The Style task (Interior Design)
Potty Mouth Mama (life, attractiveness, latest trend and everything else)
consume Read Love (gorgeous styling, nourishment and taking photos)
Amanda Fuller of Kaleidoscope (Interior & Graphic conceive)
Amanda May (Fashion and fashioning)
Dom Morris of home made (crafty tutorials and more)
There was so numerous wonderful persons there I didn?t get to rendezvous every person (If you were there, let me know and ill add you to my yell out register above!)
After such a large day of networking and discovering, I popped down to the book shop and selected up some new sewing publications ? including this nifty zine rectify your Clothes by Raileigh Briggs
It is a cute little publication which has some very handy strikes for repairing your clothes like sewing on buttons, mending seams, darning apertures, and caring for certain fabrics.
attractive rudimentary stuff ? but I have contacted people who didn't understand how to stitch a button and this zine would have been large to overtake on!
As a sewer (and now blogger) I can never halt learning. There are so numerous methods out there that I?d love to know and become an professional at. Reading other blogs, going to workshops and gathering other people all help with us discovering more and more about our craft or life in general.
To win this publication all you have to do is tell me certain thing you would really like to discover. It doesn't have to be sewing associated (but that would be good so I can set up some tutorials!)
I will pick a winner and have it dispatched out to you while you are in the world!