Kim@allsewnupHOME.com
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( 3 / 73 )Deep in the heart of Texas hill country, this historical building shows glory from days gone by. As you look down the hallway, the view of the old staircase and balcony is breathtaking. The stairway was ordered by catalogue from Sears and Roebuck according to old timers. The staircase railing is 5 inches wide.
The porthole windows are almost 5 ft wide in diameter so regular plywood lumber of 48 inches wide would not do. We ordered special lumber from a cabinet maker that was 58 inches wide so the frame would be one piece of lumber.
Not wanting to cover the fabulous wood work around the windows, we mounted on the inside. Installation was easy because we used our miniature air compressor to climb 16 feet in the air and brad nail it straight into the trim. Other than the 16 foot high part..which was not so easy.
Workroom Plumlee Place
Fabric: Fabricut
Lining: Creative Suede, Creative Fabrics Inc.
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( 2.9 / 67 )This table runner has a distinctly Middle Eastern feel, and was a challenge to fabricate, due to the multitude of embellishment techniques used. A combination of Celtic appliqué and fusible appliqué, as well as beading and embroidery give this piece a great deal of interest. ½” bias strips of red dupioni silk were fused to a background of patterned fabric, after the layer of solid gold dupioni was applied. Hand embroidery, handmade buttons, and gold beads enhance the gold borders.
Fabric: Leon’s Fabrics
Tassels: Lina’s
Leslie Fehling
Leslie Fehling Designs
Summerhill Weekend Sewing Retreats
Prosperity, PA
724-627-4148
fehling @alltel.net
www.picturetrail.com/fehling
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( 2.9 / 63 )Lined and interlined, board mounted. I used the face fabric from a ready made curtain – it had a great pattern. Found the coordinating fabric through Greenhouse. Ball fringe trim, self-welt, and buttons complete the look.
Monique Becker
Becker Window Fashions
Gilbertsville, PA
484-300-9019
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( 3 / 170 )This photo blog is the public face of Workroom Association of America LLC and it's members. Feel free to contact members if you are in need of a workroom.
Some of our members work only to the trade and are available to decorators/designers/retailers only.
Others work with retail customers. Many of our members are in high demand so there might be a waiting list to procure their services. All are talented artisans that turn fabric into wonderful creations.
Feel free to contact our members who have posted their contact information if you are interested in their work.
If you are a workroom looking for a professional association that provides benefits to workrooms, including promoting custom soft goods and the people who make them. Visit www.workroomassociation.com to join. We would love to have you be part of us.
Mary Ann Plumlee
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