WOW WOW WOW

Miss R, a very good friend of mine recently came to my house, casually flaunting her new Tilly Twister bag form Paul's Boutique. It is absolutely fabulous, especially if you're into bright colours and large bags. Cost a sweet £80. My bags will soon be costing that much so snap em' up while I'm still undiscovered.

She cleverly accessorised hers with a few adorable Kokeshi Dolls.

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Lace 2010

Currently working on a new bag and frame shape for the first time. Just praying for knowledge and wisdom to get it right the first time! Its going well so far. But while I design and sew away, feast your eyes on this.


Lace 2010

My sources (tv, internet and my eyes) tell me that lace is in this season. The 20s vintage style has been revamped and given a modern twists. Once again proving that fashion is on a never ending cycle and will inevitably repeat itself. I wonder what twist will be put on it in the next 80 years??

So of course I couldnt let the opportunity pass without releasing my own edit of the trend. Lace is in this season and everyone has jumped upon the frilly band wagon, As have I.

Presenting the Lace Mini Clutch by Wemi Designs.

1st day at Work, received my 1st two orders!

Got to work today, worked on strategy and marketing, ate Thai for lunch... and oh yeah, met these two girls who fell in love with my bags and ordered 3. Can't wait to get cracking on the, but first, MUST GO SHOPPING!

Hopefully, I'll be able to have them done over the week end. Oh so much to do so little time. 

 















My new temporary desk. Very plain I know, I was going for the minimalist style (yeah I just couldn't be bothered to sproose it up.)

On my desk you can see MY LOVELY LOVELY BAG, laptop, water, phone, notepad and the box of Thai I had for lunch. Very nice.

We also had a company called Jollof Pot come in and give us a taste of what the have to offer. Their style is Ghana meets London with weird and wondeful creations such as 'Jollof Balls' (I'll say no more)

 

PS. my camera phone takes all the blame apologises for the bad angles and bad resolution.

Hot of the Press!

This is a bow, By undoing the bow, the bag can be made larger to offer more room if needed. Beauty and practicality in one.




Finally created my big tote like Nigerian fabric bag. This took me ages, primarily because I am new to this, this was my first one and also because it is a big bag. Unlike the clutches I am used to, it was a larger project. But I am proud to present it and finally have it completed.

PS. sry about the bad lighting and awkward angles. Maybe I should take a course in photography.

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OUCH!!

Sewing when I'm tired = needles in my fingers=ouchhhh! I hate it but I must complete this bag before I sleep. I hate leaving projects unfinished. I just want to see the final result without bleeding too much. Is that too much to ask?!

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.......................................Ok I feel much better after that.

x.Back to work.x

The Task Begins!

Well I've set my self the task of creating a bag that is not a clutch bag. Well its taken me forever to cut the pieces to the exact measurements I need them to be (I detest pattern cutting) But year. Here is a display of all the ingredients I'm going to be working with. So let the fun commence!!

New Materials!!! Yay!

Finally found a shop that sells African fabric in smaller measurements. Normally you would have to buy 6 yards to enable you to make a three-piece attire. Yet I make bags and I need 1 yard corn flamdit!

But anyway, after my travels in London, I found the poifect shop and hey presto, I got a few just to play with. If I like what I make, then I will in deed purchase more.

Here's a little sneak peek of some of the fabrics I have.