Mail-in or Fax orders please go here.
"Kayla Kennington Patterns"
Here are some simple but elegant patterns for your handmade fabrics. Have fun. I met Kayla several years ago when I had my shop in Sebastopol, she's responsible for sparking the ladies there into silk painting. She has several featured articles in Threads magazine since then and is well known for her unique fashion sense. Her patterns are quick and easy to make and fun to wear!!!
Create an elegant opera coat made fromsimple Modular Design elements, connected with Kayla's unique seam techniques as seen in Threads Magazine, issues 98 and 117. Pattern includes all 6 sizes plus easy instructions for further modification and detailed instructions for 4 seaming styles. Sleeve options include kimono or dolman styles. Choose a soft drapy fabric such as velvet, lightweight silks, or rayon for either a lined (reversible) or unlined garment.
Create elegant one-of-a-kind garments using hand-dyed silks, rayons or other unique fabrics using Modular Design pieces. Pattern includes new seam techniques with creative connections as seen in Threads Magazine issue #98. Simple style drapes beautifully on all body silhouettes. Suggested Fabrics: Silk, rayon, velvet, 1 3/4 - 2 1/2 yards of fabric. Latest article in Designs in Machine Embroidery, February 2002. Beads may be used for connections of lined version
Latest article in Designs in Machine Embroidery, February 2002. Beads may be used for connections of lined version
A simple tee (with long sleeves) and vest pattern made of modular pieces that can be lined or not, your choice. The modular construction includes the seam details featured in Threads Dec 2001 issue. Suggested Fabrics: Silks, rayons, lightweight wools, etc. Perfect for that piece of silk or rayon that you purchased at market and don't know what to make from it. Article in Threads magazine issue 98: Seams in the Spotlight
Article in Threads magazine issue 98: Seams in the Spotlight
Another delightfully beautiful design from Kayla, this top can be worn closed as a top or open as a jacket. Includes 4 step creative sewing techniques. Suitable for just about any fabric with drape but especially silks and micro denier polyesters. I thought I saw it on the soap opera "One Life to Live" in silk chiffon.
---->Finished shopping on this page? Send in your order to us here<----
To complete your order just click the SUBMIT button, or if you changed your mind click the RESET button.
Mailing or faxing in an order? Go to this page with your list of goodies :
May we suggest you make a list of the goodies you want and send them in all at once.
Would you like to be on our mailing list?
Please use our new response form located here.