#finishedfireside

[firesidetextiles]

Here’s the finished embroidery project I mentioned wanting to do. It’s up in the shop here if anyone is into it.

[3gremlins]

i decided to add the pockets to this! it's finished for realskies now! it doesn't go with this skirt at all tho lol. i still have some other awesome fabric from @firesidetxtls so probably going to make a skirt outta that (i want to make all the things!). i kinda want to make more hoodies in all the different colors of their witch & animal prints tooo #finishedfireside #hoodie #diy #sewing #readytowear #casualwitch #witch #witchaesthetic #witchhoodie #prints #citywitch

[glitchedgarnets]

Made a bag for my main tarot deck finally! The sigils were made by Z, specifically for me to use on this bag.  I also tried a french seam for it, and it worked really well!  So no more little stringy bits getting caught in my cards and stuff.  Fabric is from @firesidetextiles, and was absolutely perfect for this project!  

[kaxen]

I just had to buy the shiny manta ray print from @firesidetextiles

So I made a new bow to wear at work. 

I also bought the animal bones print but I haven’t decided what I intend to make with that. Probably doll clothes. 

[firesidetextiles]

Look how unique and interesting this little Wixling creature is! He’s so cute!! Love his adorable ears and stump stompers. Thanks for sharing photos of him.

It’s always such a treat to see what you each use my fabric for. It’s a little like an artist collaboration. <3

Wixling #2 - Gnarly Scar Patchwork Wixling is totally up for wrecking things and getting into tons of trouble. As a special little side fact, all of the blue manta ray fabric came from firesidetextiles. This little guy will be avaliable at FWA2018 in the spring

[3gremlins]

this started as a secondary cover up for pool witch mercy, but I ended up making it more generically witchy so it's got more re-wearability. I'm in love with the lining fabric (I have extra that I'm using for other stuff) which is from @firesidetxtls and I want to use it everywhere/for everything. Still trying to figure out if/where i want to put the pockets. #wips #sewing #witch #casualcosplay #casualwitch #witchaesthetic #hoodie #fashion #readytowear #firesidetextiles #finishedfireside

[3gremlins]

and here's a bra top to go with the hoodie (with more of the beautiful "city witch" fabric from @firesidetxtls). I modified the watson pattern from @clothhabit for this (it's my fave bra pattern base) it still needs a back closure which I'm apparently all out of, so I'll add that later. #wips #finishedfireside #citywitch #witch #witchy #bra #clothhabit #sewing #handmade #fashion #bratop #lingerie

[firesidetextiles]

Made a blanket with a sample piece of minky in my animal bones pattern for my new kitten and so far he acts like it's made of lava.

[firesidetextiles]

Olivia on Twitter has a clever idea for some witchy home decor! They took two painting canvases and stapled some of my witchcraft fabric to create a hanging piece of art! This is such a fun way to use fabric. I want to try this. Thank you for sharing!

I have so much fun seeing your projects, so please keep sending them my way. There’s a list of them now that I want to try out and dabble in myself. If you make something with my fabric, please tag your post with finishedfireside or mention me so I can see and share!

[firesidetextiles]

Look, everyone, check out these pouches! @seananmcguire posted these photos via Twitter of some #FinishedFireside projects. Rachel, if you see this at all, your face makes me smile! I absolutely love how these pouches turned out. The manta ray ones, made by Alexea, have matching black and white zippers with the inverse color on the inside! It’s such a clever, thoughtful touch! Thank you, Seanan for posting and tagging me.

If you create something with my fabrics and post a photo online, please tag it with FinishedFireside or ‘at’ mention me so I can find it. Seeing your creative projects (and your excited faces!) like this is my favorite.

[firesidetextiles]

How awesome is this?! Amandatoby1996 (@mandibrownie on Instagram) made their best friend a hat for Christmas using some of my orca fabric! A HAT! I had no idea you could sew a hat like this. Amanda sent me the photo before Christmas, but since it was a gift I’ve been patiently jumping around in excitement to share. It’s such an incredible project and it looks so well done (and matches their hair too!). Thank you Amanda for sharing with me and letting me post the photo to share with everyone here. Definitely looking forward to the other hats you mentioned!

It makes my day to see what people are creating, so if you’d like to share your project, you can tag it with #finishedfireside or send it to me via email or etsy like Amanda did. (And if you’d like for me to see, but not share, that’s ok too!) Creative projects bring me such joy, I’d love to be able to share that with all of you. :)