The Best Interfacing for ANY Season1

Pro-Weft Fusible is the interfacing for "All Seasons" because it is a knit and woven interfacing combined into one fabulous product that "breathes" because of its unique weave and its specially formulated highly flexible fusible resin.

Available in both Natural or Black, It's terrific for tailoring...especially as a complete underlining for jackets and coats, stablizing hems, wonderful for waistbands, and super for casual shirts made from medium to heavy weight fabrics.  Pro-Weft is perfect for so many types of fabrics and weaves like Linen, Boucle, Silk, Gabardine, Wools, Denim, Twill, and more!
 

So... exactly what is it ?

A woven interfacing like ProWoven Standard has the lengthwise fiber threads (warp) and crosswise fiber threads (weft) woven together. PRO-WEFT is a special kind of "weft insertion" interfacing, where the fiber threads are first knit and then crosswise (weft) fiber threads are woven (inserted) into the knit yardage.

Woven interfacing like ProWoven Standard are totally stable. Knit interfacings like  
Pro-Tricot Deluxe are soft and have stretch. By combining the properties of both knits and wovens, PRO-WEFT is both stable and drapey. Plus its special fusible resin makes it supremely soft and flexible ...and the **Most Versatile Interfacing** across the widest range of sewing applications.

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Smart Design Mart part #2

For my second post on Smart Design Mart, I am featuring pictures from 5 of my chosen favorite vendors, a mix of vintage and local designers like Supayana and I heart Norwegian Wood and The Pinpals!
I posted a link under the first picture of each vendor so be sure to visit there etsy's shops and websites.



Norwegian Wood by Angie Johnson






The PinPals!






Victoire Boutique in Ottawa






Supayana!








Caesar Pony Vintage

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Sundays Best

We had such an amazing weekend in Montreal, it was warm, sunny and perfect! I got so much done, made a blouse for my new mini line that will be self titled. I decided a few weeks ago that my clothing line will not be called YeYe! but Isabelle Hayes from now on. It sounds more grown up and professional. I won't be launching the new pieces until I get back from my NYC trip in 2 weeks. I am still waiting on a few more details to be done. I am so excited and can,t wait to share!

I picked up this skirt over at one of my favorite vintage shops  in town called Annex Vintage, it is a 70s Italian printed maxi skirt with the most amazing print I have ever seen. The colors of the skirt make me so happy.


I was wearing :
-Vintage 70s Italian printed maxi skirt, c/o Annex Vintage in Montreal
-AA black body suit
-Vintage necklace
-Forever 21 shades and platform clogs
-Vintage straw bag


xo!

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