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🇬🇧 Accra, July 2nd 2025 - « The weird thin

🇬🇧 Accra, July 2nd 2025 - « The weird thing about bravery is that when you are doing it right, it feels like fear ». - Unknown #WaxTheProject

🎨 Puis j’ai demandé à voir les couleurs…

🎨 Puis j’ai demandé à voir les couleurs… Souvent c’est bien de ne pas avoir trop de choix 😅 Chaque couleur primaire avait son propre cahier de nuancier. Tout ce que j’avais imaginé en arrivant à été déconstruit. Je perdis la tête. 🇬🇧 🎨Then I asked to see the possible colors. Sometimes it’s good to have a limited choice 😅 every primary color had its own color chart book. A huge choice. I then started losing my mind. #WaxTheProject

1. There are two signs that tell me that I need to

1. There are two signs that tell me that I need to produce/create a new product: 1. A product/concept that I am looking for in vain on the market. 2. I keep thinking about it, and can’t get it out of my mind. 2. Several months ago, I came here to talk to you about my wish to create “my own Ankara print” = “our own African print”. The idea has never left me. A few weeks ago, I flew to Ghana. In West Africa to meet the creative team at Vlisco in Accra. I can’t believe I’m writing these lines... 3. African prints are a rich fabric on several levels. This is a super interesting fabric. Nice and easy to sew. But what I find on the market doesn’t work with my personal style: I very often find it busy and dense, I find it super difficult for me to wear in my daily life and in my professional environment.4. I imagine this fabric with 2 colors. Maximum 3 (the third will perhaps be an accent color). You see, I dream of a fabric that I could wear to the office without it affecting my style. Not too garish. Not too busy. This pattern will be a symbol carrying a universal message. For now we are still working on the design.5. I say “WE ARE still working on the design” because I am not alone on this one! We are a small team. The first to board is a French illustrator who knows about textile design. She also knows the habits, the uses, the tastes of my very first market which is French. Then I clearly wanted to have an African presence on the project. Vlisco assigned me 2 designers from their creative studio who will also bring their expertise in design and wax printing technique to the project. All of them are absolutely fabulous.6. You know that the African loincloth has often carried political and social messages. It is an institutional fabric. So I take the time to read a lot to understand, inform and educate myself. I have to produce something that will have a meaning. My lectures remind me a lot of my sociology and anthropology classes.⬇️

Un total look handmade ✌🏾☺️ - Un béret c

Un total look handmade ✌🏾☺️- Un béret cousu main d’après des tutos YouTube et adapté aux dimensions de ma grosse tête.- La marinière correspond au patron #lbpullover . Dimensions du poignet élargies de 3,5cm.- Et cette jupe que j’avais vu sur une nana au café. Qui est depuis devenue une obsession depuis que j’ai su la patronner. Je l’appelé jupe circus. Aviez vous vu la version multicolore? J’assumerai plus le volant avec cette version unie.J’ai promis un tuto. 😃Qu’est-ce qu’on en pense?

Nous créons plusieurs souvenirs des précieux mom

Nous créons plusieurs souvenirs des précieux moments de leur enfance. Voici un des petits films que nous avons réalisé dernièrement. 🎞️♥️Jade porte sa #iamcassiopeemini de @iam_patterns dans un tissu @cousette ; j’ai rajouté un patch @hejpatches

Avez-vous essayé de porter votre Jupe Elles avec

Avez-vous essayé de porter votre Jupe Elles avec un Tshirt? Lorsque nous imaginions les Jupes Elles avec @annarosepatterns, nous avions souhaité créer un vêtement qui fonctionnerait bien avec les basiques les plus basiques de nos vestiaires (baskets, T-shirt,…) vous savez le monde après Covid 😏. Ici je souligne l’ensemble avec mes sandales-souliers de chez Hereu + ma montre Casio pour toujours rajouter un petit truc Boyish/Retro. - Mon tissu est un coton indien trouvé chez @coocool_mercerie (priez pour que ça revienne!). - T-shirt de chez @cosstores (la coupe n’est-ce-pas? N’hésitez pas à nous partager des réf de patron si vous en avez 🙏🏾♥️) - Et le patron de la fameuse Jupe Elles (plastron droit - niveau 1), disponible sur lapetitemaisoncouture.com et chez @annarosepatternsAlors qu’est-ce qu’on en pense ? 🙂

C’est la tendance des pantalons barrel leg, mais

C’est la tendance des pantalons barrel leg, mais vous savez le pouvoir d’une bonne vieille jupe-culotte! Intemporelle, pratique et tellement facile à porter (et à coudre!). Stylisons ensemble ce patron #ninniculottes de chez @namedclothing . Cette Robe @Ganni … Car vous savez: il ya leopard et Leopard 😏Alors qu’est qu’on en pense ?

#chamomiledress @sarkirsten 🪡 Cousu dans un lin

#chamomiledress @sarkirsten 🪡 Cousu dans un lin @merchantandmills#pulljerzey @annarosepatterns🪡 Cousu dans un coton molletonné @merchantandmills (seule modif: parementures rajoutés) / via @coocool_mercerie Boots @shiloh_heritageVeste chiné @emmausfranceFoulard @moismont

MY CREATIVE JOURNEY (PART 1) 1. 👋🏾 My name

MY CREATIVE JOURNEY (PART 1) 1. 👋🏾 My name is Elaine, I discovered sewing in 2012 thanks to my lifelong friend Anna. And my life has completely changed since then. Before I knew I was creative, I felt like there was a void somewhere inside me.2. 🎭 In real life, I’m a cybersecurity consultant in the banking and insurance sector. For a few years now, I haven’t talked to my professional circle about my creative « identity. » Over the years, this hasn’t helped me. Because you see, people need to put you in a box. They don’t understand how you can be A, B, and often C and D at the same time (and thank goodness, succeed at everything!). And besides, it’s good to remain a little enigmatic... People don’t need to know everything. 3. 🪡 I learned to sew with the few tutorials there were on YouTube in 2012. I also learned with sewing patterns from République du Chiffon.4. 👕 That’s me in the very first shirt I ever sewed. That was in 2016. Creating gives a real sense of accomplishment and satisfaction.5. 👗 I still have a few tutorials on my blog including this jumpskirt tutorial. My shop is actually hosted in my blog.6. 🎰The Juki HZL-G210, which I’ve been using for 10 years now. It’s incredible in the sense that it’s robust and has never broken down. I’ve only taken it in for repair once, and that was because I’d pulled a thread that got stuck in the mechanism.7. 😎This is one of my proudest creations. When we were still friends, I sewed this jacket for Sam. I spent weeks on it. I wanted it to be perfect for him. I remember thinking while sewing the jacket that if the relationship ended, I would take my jacket back.8. 😷 In 2012, Covid. I had a little time. So I realized an idea that had been on my mind for several weeks: Message labels. It was for fun and entertainment, I had no idea how far it would take me. (Continues in comments ⬇️)

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