Sweater in Silver Filigree on Pink Moose The company was known for

The company was known for producing women’s fashions in the combination of classical

But the book I found it in called it ‘Equus marinus monstrosus’

with couched stitches and glass beads decorating the neckline and the bottom of the tabard

My first version of this cocktail dress used a black paper patterned with gold

the only decorative elements here are smocked blue bands inset into the cuffs

Sweater in Silver Filigree on Pink Moose The company was known forEvery time I see leg o' mutton sleeves, I think of Anne Shirley and her longing for puffed sleeves. This sweater is based on a golf jersey design from the 1898 Spencer, Turner and Boldero, Ltd. Catalog. Can an you imagine playing golf in a corset and giant sleeves? The sweater is 3. 75 inches wide, stitched by hand on 5x7 inch 100% cotton watercolour paper, which means that it will pop right into any commercial frame in that size, and be ready to hang