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Download or print out Christine Jonson's Pattern Catalog [PDF, 1.54MB] with all current patterns and technical information (Updated June 2011).
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~ The lightweight fabrics found in the 2012 Celestial Fabric Collection make great infinity scarves.
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Create this cute ¾ sleeve asymmetrical top with just a few easy alterations to the Princess Wrap Top #426.
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Get this ruched look by adding some elastic into the side seam of the Banded Neck Tee from the Travel Trio One #1204 after construction.
Washing the Celestial Fabrics
Usually, I recommend “hand wash and lay flat to dry” as the standard instructions for the care of the knit fabrics that I offer for sale. Once in a while a fabric may require dry cleaning, but I avoid buying fabrics that are high maintenance, unless I can’t help myself! Because of the various washing machines, dryers, water temperatures, detergents, etc, it is hard for me to feel 100% secure in saying that the fabrics are machine washable and tumble dryable. Read more...
Closet Inspiration
Alteration to Travel Trio Three #226 Raglan Tee
This top was inspired by one hanging right in Christine’s own closet. At a glance, it has raglan sleeves, princess seams, and pockets on the side that drape a little at the top. On closer inspection, the side panel is a unit that eliminates the side seam and provides the fit along the princess lines in front and back with added length in the bodice and sleeves, and a lower neckline. The Raglan Tee from the Travel Trio Three #226 envelope is what we used to create our look.
2012 Celestial Fabric Collection
Star light, star bright, first star I see tonight...
The inspiration for this collection comes from the night sky colors and the idea of image and shape among the planets and stars. Spotting a shooting star, being bathed in the moonlight and first star wishes are incomparable things that we all love. I looked for ways to bring these wonders to earth in this collection and I hope you feel it when you are wearing these fabrics.
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