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mellu

working on a quilt

Location:: near Berlin...

Member since:: 17 November 2007

Birthday:: 1984 24 Nov

Skill Level:: Intermediate

Sewing Machine:: Brother and Brother Overlock, Veritas, Singer 15

My name is melanie and I started sewing in 2004. Since that time I did it with passion. I like fashion through all eras, mostly the victorian age and the 50s.

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zahra Ï Posted 6 January 2008 at 8:28 AM
busy busy busy

u can send me ur email add i ll email u my pattern
zahra Ï Posted 5 January 2008 at 5:57 PM
busy busy busy

Hey Mellu! sorreh about the error.. i vh informed burdastyle.. prob will be resolved soon.. i ll let u know:)
fashion1 Ï Posted 25 November 2007 at 6:51 AM
miss burdastyle :(!! to busy ...

Hey mellu!

ich hab grad auf deiner hompage gestöbert. was für fantastische kostüme!!! solche tollen kleider hab ich noch nie genäht, aber bei dem anblick deiner Bilder möchte ich am liebsten gleich loslegen :)! respekt, respekt!

liebe grüße, diana
lauriana Ï Posted 24 November 2007 at 7:04 AM
way too busy for loads of sewing

Hi, Mellu. Thanks for your comment on my wall! I love your historical creations! It may not show in what I've posted here, but I adore fashion history, and love using historical details in modern day clothing. (by the way, is it the Natron und Soda - forum you and Paranoire are on? I just pointed a German Burdastyle member to that site to find pattern for long skirts ;)
nehmah Ï Posted 23 November 2007 at 9:30 PM
Putting plus pattern list together

Hi, Mellu, it's me again. I can't find "Hello KItty" fleece or cottons. Would you know of any on-line merchants that sell & ship to the US? Hope your holiday sewing is about done. (I should be half so industrious). 'Bye for now. cordially, Nehmah
ParaNoire Ï Posted 23 November 2007 at 5:52 AM
being creative :P

Hi, ich kam vom NuS-Forum auf dich hier :)

Liebe Grüße Eva
nehmah Ï Posted 18 November 2007 at 8:20 PM
Putting plus pattern list together

Good evening Mellu, It's Nehmah. Thank you for the information. I'll look up the shops on-line. I suspect that in the next year or two, we'll see customers who want to match great-granny's steel and wear a boned corset for a Civil War (U.S. 1862-1865) re-enactment. The few busks I've seen here don't look as though they would be a quality product. I guess that the best source would be a business that specializes corsets.
I don't know if you are interested in the history of fashion, but there is a terrific website from Germany -www.marquise.de- name of site is- La Couturiere Parisienne- Alexa must have a treasurehouse of clothing. She certainly has a superb website. There are some of the old-style patterns from earlier centuries. With patience, the clothes can be made. It appears that you really enjoy the art of sewing. I hope you will have many interesting years ahead of you. Cordially, Nehmah