Yes I've been busy since the time I bought those fabric: oxford, rayon, and netting from Walmart the best ever affordable textile in the area. In just one day I was able to finish two handbags and purse plus a blue skirt. The blouse? I would probably have time to sew a new blouse sometime, maybe next day when my good unpredictable mood set in. Right now my mind's focus is into lady's bags. The handy trendy bags and purses. I don't know all of a sudden I want to indulge myself into this simple venture. I think challenging myself whether I can make a handbag from scratch is more than a challenge and I have to compete with others depending on their skills.
Actually a certain fetish of mine to be obsessive with handbags, the unique designs, the kind of fabric or materials that are used, and most appropriately the quality of how its made.
Why these kind of bags? Bags made of fabric not leather?
First I have to let you know I hate the smell of leather. It has a strong smelly scent. Musky! Ahahaha. Really leather is not my favorite at all. Leather items such as bags, shoes, and clothes will always require silica gels in order for those leather accessories not to get worn out easily or be an agent for mold reproduction. Fabric is better for my new project. Yeah a small project for my new hobby. Marketing this bags? Ah, I don't know. I just want to be very busy that's all. Besides, I don't like being associated with those "bunch of narcisstic radical bananas who grouped themselves together then here comes group of monkeys willing and able to devour them one by one." So the best thing that I could do is be very creative, resourceful, and most of all be original in everything. Yeah something to that effect. Allow me and myself (lol) to be productive without being alienated.
Allow me to introduce what I have done and why I keep mum for the time being away from the computer world. Being BUSY is good and it helps alleviate dead tired boring life. Enjoy every minute of sewing and designing. It's one project hard to resist being in front of a Singer sewing machine. Spinning and threading. stitches and more stitches and the impression that it will leave lingers and last longer than expected. After the finished product is made photograph copy is then a must to capture the essence as a fruit of my own labor. How so dramatic I am eh? Just to show I MADE THEM.