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Why I Hate Making Fat Suits

15th March 2023

Fat suits have been front and centre the last few days. Theyโ€™ve even been award winning. Skilled artists have been praised and admired for their…

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This Year for Cloth & Roll

10th March 2023

I will be the first to admit that I havenโ€™t been the most regular posting blogger. The goal I set myself when I started Cloth…

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Working with Velvet

31st October 2021

Project: Long Robe commissioned by friend Fabric: Wine coloured polyester velvet and 15cm pink fringing from House of Adorn, cotton lawn for lining from Spotlight…

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The (Over/Under) Fitted T-Shirt

12th September 2021

Pattern: Tarlee T-shirt by Muna and Broad Fabric: Long sleeve – Little Little knit stripe in burnt orange and grey. Short sleeve – Organic cotton…

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I've made a number of fat suits before. The recent discourse around them has allowed me to examine my feelings towards them a bit more.
Mend It Mondays! My beloved #yantaoveralls have been waiting for this patch job and now they will last even longer.
Very excited to share that Cloth and Roll has a new look and a new outlook!
Yeeehaw!!! This is part 2 to the making of my Mardi Gras costume, part 1 is on my tiktok (jacqlucey). Such a fun night and the best bit is I can just take off the tassels and use the shirt and skirt in my everyday wardrobe.
When an outfit hits right it just feels goooood!
Happy World Pride! ๐Ÿณ๏ธโ€๐ŸŒˆ๐ŸŒˆ๐Ÿณ๏ธโ€๐ŸŒˆ
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