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Marisa from Passion et Courture created this striking smocked pillow.
She started used canadian smocking which is kind of cool since she's from Montreal!
The fabric had a subtle stripe or plaid that created really cool ombre effect when smocked.
Please check out her blog where she shows you how she made tons of great projects.
Marisa blogged about her pillow HERE.
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Bella from Nisabell Necessary made this incredible smocked book cover.
She pulled out all the stops when it came to adding details.
The intricate smocking is decorated with tiny beaded flowers--what dedication!
Please visit her blog and check out her fabulous tutorials.
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Mira from Sewing the Littleheart Collection made a tunic with leggings. She managed to successfully include pintucks, pleats, and smocking all in one outfit! All those techniques were perfectly executed (in knits no less!) and smartly placed--great job! Please check out Mira's blog packed with lots of handy tutorials. Mira shows you how to recreate this outfit HERE. |