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Ive been studying how to hairpin lace crochet for a project that will be a hundred foot length strip that I will crochet into winding turns

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Bridesmaid Dresses: Matching Styles with Wedding Themes

Your wedding day is a celebration of love, and every detail matters, especially the bridesmaid dresses. Bridesmaid dresses aren't just outfits; they are an essential element that can transform the entire look and feel of your wedding. To create a harmonious and visually stunning celebration, bridesmaid dresses should align seamlessly with your chosen wedding theme. Whether you're planning a classic and elegant affair, a rustic bohemian gathering, or a romantic garden wedding, the right bridesmaid dresses can make all the difference. In this article, we'll explore how to match bridesmaid dress styles with various wedding themes, featuring gorgeous options in gold, silver, plum, terracotta, and fuchsia, all available at ChicSew.co.uk.

Classic and Timeless Elegance Classic weddings exude timeless elegance and sophistication. If you're envisioning a traditional celebration with elements like chandeliers, white roses, and intricate lace, consider classic colors like navy, black, or deep burgundy for your bridesmaid dresses. These colors are synonymous with elegance and work beautifully in formal settings.

Gold Bridesmaid Dresses For a touch of luxury and opulence at your classic wedding, think about gold bridesmaid dresses. Gold is a regal color that symbolizes wealth and grandeur. Dresses with sequin embellishments or satin finishes in shades of gold can elevate your bridesmaids' look and add a glamorous touch to your classic wedding. ChicSew.co.uk offers a stunning collection of gold bridesmaid dresses that exude sophistication.

Vintage and Rustic Charm Vintage-themed weddings are all about nostalgia and rustic charm. Pastel colors like blush pink, mint green, and lavender work beautifully in this context. Bridesmaid dresses with lace or crochet detailing, flutter sleeves, and empire waists create a vintage-inspired look that perfectly complements rustic barn venues and antique decor.

Silver Bridesmaid Dresses To infuse a hint of vintage glamour into your wedding, consider silver bridesmaid dresses. Silver is a versatile and elegant color that complements pastel color palettes beautifully. Dresses with metallic finishes or delicate beadwork can enhance the vintage charm of your wedding. Explore ChicSew.co.uk's collection of silver bridesmaid dresses for options that blend seamlessly with your vintage theme.

Bohemian and Free-Spirited Vibes Bohemian weddings celebrate free-spiritedness and creativity. Bridesmaid dresses for a boho wedding should be flowy, comfortable, and full of character. Earthy tones like terracotta and fuchsia can add vibrancy to the bridesmaids' attire, making them perfect for a boho-chic theme.

Terracotta Bridesmaid Dresses Terracotta bridesmaid dresses bring warmth and earthiness to a bohemian wedding. This color evokes images of desert landscapes and adds a rustic charm to the overall look. Bridesmaids can wear dresses with loose, flowing silhouettes and floral accessories like flower crowns or hairpins adorned with terracotta-colored blooms. ChicSew.co.uk offers a range of terracotta bridesmaid dresses that capture the essence of boho chic.

Garden and Romantic Ambiance Garden weddings are synonymous with romance and natural beauty. Bridesmaid dresses should echo this sentiment with light and airy designs. Soft and muted colors like plum and lavender evoke a romantic atmosphere. Dresses with floral patterns, tulle overlays, or subtle sequin detailing can create a whimsical and romantic garden wedding look.

Plum Bridesmaid Dresses Plum bridesmaid dresses bring depth and richness to a garden wedding. This deep, romantic color is associated with elegance and sophistication. Bridesmaids can wear dresses with plum chiffon overlays, floral lace patterns, or deep V-necklines to enhance the garden theme's enchanting ambiance. ChicSew.co.uk offers a delightful selection of plum bridesmaid dresses that are perfect for garden weddings.

Conclusion Your wedding day is a reflection of your love story, and every element, including the bridesmaid dresses, contributes to the narrative. By matching bridesmaid dress styles with your chosen wedding theme, you can create a cohesive and visually stunning celebration. Whether you're embracing classic elegance, vintage charm, or bohemian vibes, the right bridesmaid dresses can enhance the overall aesthetics of your wedding. ChicSew.co.uk offers a wide range of bridesmaid dresses in various colors and styles to help you achieve the perfect look for your special day. Explore their collection to find bridesmaid dresses that align beautifully with your wedding theme and create unforgettable memories.

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HAIRPIN LACE INFINITY SCARF

How lovely is this?  The yarn is delish as well. 

Free pattern over at the lovely @bhookedcrochet‘s blog - https://www.bhookedcrochet.com/2014/08/01/hairpin-lace-infinity-scarf-free-crochet-pattern-video-tutorial/

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Errata-Hate #55 is up, and it’s a how-to! Figured it was time to put my hairpin lace loom to work and make something pretty for the kitchen. 

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The Japanese level 1 lace exam, broken down to what I must be proficient/understand/master in (thankfully I only have to select from two for the hands on skill exams, but I must understand them all for the written):

Knitted lace and Kunst Stricken Lace (Niebling lace)

Crochet lace and Irish crochet lace

Beads

Bruges lace

Afghan lace

Flower card lace

Hairpin lace

Bobbin lace

Filet lace

Tatted lace

How to connect threads

Buttons/button holes/tassles/fringe

Embroidery

Finishing

Understanding and mastery of meaning of colors (that meme about red and children’s hospitals could have come directly from this exam, that’s the kind of thing I have to know)

So, on the plus side, I only really have to be a master of two things for the hands on exam (the six hour hands on exam), so I’ll go with knit lace and tatting probably, but have crochet lace and bobbin lace as backups.  And I know my way around beaded lace pretty well at this point too.

But that fucking color theory.  My study guide has three fold out pages of color theory.  In all of the years I’ve knit my color theory has never extended past ‘does this look good’.  So that should be some interesting studying.

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-- 8 vintage booklets in very good condition, on yarn arts and crafts to make yourself, with patterns, illustrations and complete instructions for you to work with.

1. Instant Crochet by Needlecraft Institute; Crochet today, wear tomorrow. 1971; 126 pages. Stitching guide and stitch patterns to make your own creations. Like a stitch dictionary, with some simple clothing guides at the end.

2. Star Book No. 226, Knitted and Crocheted Boutique by American Thread, 1960s / 1970s, with model Cybill Shepherd, and other famous faces from that era. 24 pages.

3. Coats & Clark Book No. 176, Old and New Favorites. 36 pages. Has a few corners folded down. Clothing and home goods.

4. Coats & Clark Book No. 223, Creative Afghans, hairpin Lace, crochet and knit, 16 pages. Designs for blankets and throws.

5. Coats & Clark Book No. 255, Afghans Old & New Favorites, 16 pages, lovely blankets, cable style, and fun to make.

6. Coats & Clark Book No. 251, Baby Book, 16 pages, wonderful and joyous things to make for baby and gifts.

7. Coats & Clark Book No. 238, Afghans, 16 pages, another collection of beautiful blankets and shawls to create and enjoy.

8. Coats & Clark Book No. 170-B, Learn How Book, Crochet, Knitting, Tatting, Embroidery, 68 pages. A plethora of various stitching, knitting and crochet stitch patterns and how to DIY. With the patterns to make for both apparel and home goods at the end.

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Oya Crochet or the Language of Anatolian Women.This fabulous piece was posted by Maya Kuzman of 

https://thelittletreasures.blogspot.com/2015/05/

I am not sure if she made it herself or photographed other people's work. She writes: "I have been fascinated with oya crochet for quite a long time. Always admiring minute, exquisite stitches that marvelously compose a whole new intricate and enchanting world. The history of this decorative edging known also as "Turkish lace" is thought to date back to the 8th century B.C. in Anatolia. Traditionally, Anatolian women used oya edgings to decorate their headdresses and scarves, under and outer garments, edges of towels and napkins, and today they are also popular as jewelry.   

Oya edging, which appears all over Anatolia in various forms and motifs, has different names depending on the means employed: needle, crochet hook, shuttle, hairpin, bead, tassel to name just a few.  What I find immensely compelling is the messages they used to convey. Keeping in mind that this was a region where a woman was expected to remain silent or not bring up certain subjects, they had quite a lot to tell through their oya. Oya was the secret language they developed to tell the world what they had or how they felt."

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Pattern is by @bhooked Okay, here's how it went (this is an infinity scarf btw): So, back in mid November I was doing a deep dive on all the scarf patterns on the internet because I wanted to find some I could make for my friends as Christmas gifts; I saw this scarf and I was like SOLD. Bought the yarn and honestly couldn't wait to make it. Now, because I'm not the brightest bulb and I have little experience with scarves, I didn't stop and think "that really doesn't look like any crochet stitch I know" - I just thought it was some type of wizardry and went on with my day. Fast forward to the moment I have to start making the scarf and I actually look at the pattern: this isn't just crochet, it's hairpin lace, and in order to make it, you need to know how to use a loom. Because I was too invested in the pattern at that point, I did indeed end up buying a little hairpin lace loom and learning how to use it. It was an important teaching moment - as in, try to exercise your reading skills earlier in the future. But learning how to make hairpin lace was quite a bit of fun too. And it looks very pretty. #crochet #uncinetto #ganchillo #hairpinlace #scarf #scarfcrochet #ambroscrochet #giftideas #christmasgift #handmade #handmadeinitaly #handmadeinflorence #crochetersofinstagram #crochetinspiration #smallbusiness #supportsmallbusiness #smallartist #supportsmallartists #fiberart (presso Florence, Italy) https://www.instagram.com/p/CJV5H3YrlKv/?igshid=1k2hb9bnhw6u3

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Lace identification guide and illustrations, and I - Lambskin

This entry is part 9 of 21 in the series The Language of Fashion - 1939 Fashion Dictionary

Wow. It amazes me how many different kinds of lace there are, and this fashion dictionary goes thru the pains to illustrate and describe some pretty obscure types! I hope that this is helpful for modern lace identification on vintage clothing and miscellany.

Lace identification illustrations and definitions include:

Alencon

Antwerp Pot Lace

Battenberg lace

Blonde lace

Bohemian lace

Breton Lace

Machine Made Buratto Lace

Brussels Lace

Arabian Lace

Bruges Lace

Crochet lace

Fiber Lace

Egyptian Lace

Chantilly Lace

Filet Lace

Guipure Carrickmacross Lace (who ever heard of this sort??)

Duchesse Lace

Maltese Lace

Limerick Lace

Mechlin Lace

Medici Lace

Hairpin lace

Lille Lace

Rose Point Lace

Point de Paris Lace

Renaissance Lace

Plauen lace

Machine Made Point’d’Esprit

Venetian Lace

Shadow lace

Whew- and alot more types!

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Lace identification guide and illustrations, and I – Lambskin was originally published on VintageReveries - Vintage Fashion and Ephemera Blog

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Just Pinned to Lacework: How To Crochet Hairpin Lace Braid Tutorial 13 Crochet Basic Hairpin Strip - YouTube http://bit.ly/2pDutqY

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Learn How to Create Hairpin Maltese Lace Crochet Patterns

Learn How to Create Hairpin Maltese Lace Crochet Patterns

Learn Hairpin Maltese Lace Crochet Tutorial with these Five Hairpin Lace Crochet Lessons You will learn to make: • Table Mats • Doilies • Lampshades • Braids • Cushion/Pillow-covers • Curtains • Bed Jackets • Shawls • Tank Tops • Hand Bags • Belts Hairpin Lace Crochet or you may know it by its vintage name Maltese Lace is a neglected craft, yet it is simple, quick and economical. In this blog…

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Broomstick Lace Infinity Scarf

Broomstick Lace Infinity Scarf You possibly can browse and even save your cart, however you may need to use another browser or a different device to position your order. This infinity scarf sample's title was impressed by the colour itself, a warm orange that reminded the creator of a sugar snap cookie. Repeat from the all across, making sure to crochet 4 Double Crochets into the house/hole in the middle of the four Double Crochets Collectively stitch you created in the previous row. What which means is that wherever you probably did four double crochets together in the previous row, you may wish to crochet into the part with 4 double crochets. If any of my instructions are unclear please view this video which is the place I realized tips on how to make the child blanket that this scarf was based mostly on. The video tutorial is wonderful and really straightforward to know. Make your manner over to Rescued Paw Designs to check out the complete written tutorial along with step-by-step photographs. 4 strips are crocheted, after which they are overlapped in a braid-model sample at the end. The title of this scarf got here from the beautiful berry-coloured yarn that was used to make this gorgeous infinity scarf. Repeat from the all across, making sure to crochet 1 Single Crochet in the final 2 stitches as an alternative of the last 3 stitches. If you did crochet this, please submit a photo of your creation onto my Facebook Page. This infinity scarf is made using four neon yarn colors, and has a reasonably design with descending square holes. This brilliant summer season scarf is crocheted with a very free weave, making it suitable for hotter months without supplying you with warmth stroke. Then crochet 7 Double Crochets into the space/hole in the midst of the 7 Double Crochets Collectively stitch you created in the previous row. Make your manner over to Is Laura to find out how to crochet a shawl with your fingers (and don't forget to make use of Google translator in case you want it). Skip three chains/stitches, then crochet 1 Single Crochet into the subsequent three stitches. Make your means over to Hopeful Honey to find out how to make this beautiful scarf yourself. If you like to go a bit glam together with your accessories, then this may be the perfect DIY infinity scarf so that you can attempt. This scarf has a more tailored look, with a thick ribbed model and a layered feel. As soon as the scarf is slip stitched together, fold the slip stitched half towards Infinity Scarf the inside. This gorgeous little infinity scarf has a stunning sample to it, with double crochet stitches that are clustered into one (often known as the same sew cluster”). Chain three, then crochet 7 Double Crochets Together (You'll find a useful video tutorial of the Catherine Wheel Sew above, which features a 7 Double Crochets Together stitch tutorial). This colourful scarf seems prefer it's braided, but it is truly crocheted using a crochet hook and a hairpin loom. This pretty infinity scarf has a bohemian feel, with a reasonably row of fringe the lines the outside edge. Repeat from the all across, making sure to crochet four Double Crochets Together in the last four stitches, as an alternative of crocheting 7 Double Crochets Collectively. This colorful infinity scarf has a lacy kind of feel, with giant spaces crocheted proper into the headband. Row 2- Chain 2, then crochet 4 Double Crochets Together in the identical sew and throughout the subsequent 3 stitches (You'll find a useful video tutorial of the Catherine Wheel Sew beneath, which features a 4 Double Crochets Together sew tutorial). This may be made so long as you want, as a result of the ends are sewn collectively to type the infinity shape. Skip Chain three space made within the earlier row, then crochet 1 Single Crochet into the following 3 stitches.