Office Wear Tops Made with Ribbon and Leftover Fabric
I used leftover blue fabric and a ballet-pink ribbon to create a simple top. In the end, 4.5 meters of fabric gave me 3 completely different pieces.
I used leftover blue fabric and a ballet-pink ribbon to create a simple top. In the end, 4.5 meters of fabric gave me 3 completely different pieces.
I wore my custom-made RINNA dress to Shaloba Coffee in Bangkok. The simple silhouette and ribbon-back detail turned out beautifully.
This time I chose a light beige fabric and added a ribbon. RINNA understood the design right away, and the finished dress turned out polished and elegant.
This time, I added ribbons to my custom-tailoring ideas. From black velvet to ballet pink, I found plenty of affordable options at China World.
We took my son’s custom turtle-print set to the now-closed Blue Whale Maharaj in Bangkok for the perfect whale-and-turtle outing.
I turned an unexpected turtle-print fabric find into a custom two-piece set for my son. The result was even cuter than I imagined, a big success!
I usually go to China World with a clear fabric plan, but this time an unexpected turtle print stayed on my mind.. I just got it anyway!
For the first Bangkok Tailor Hunt, I explored several local sewing workshops near Rama 4. But I found they are trouser-only tailors.
I wore my newly refashioned Chatuchak dress for a day out in Talat Noi, one of Bangkok’s most charming creative neighborhoods.
A dress I bought at Chatuchak without trying it on ended up feeling completely wrong once I got home. I took it to the “Rama 4 Tailor” for refashion.
After wearing our yellow custom-made matching outfits only a few times, I discovered that both pieces had shrunk and faded in the wash.
I wore custom-made matching outfits with my son. Here’s how they looked felt to wear, and why this cheerful color felt so perfect for Thailand.
My custom dress from RINNA is finally finished. Here’s how it turned out, how much it cost, why I was so happy to pair it with my son’s matching overalls.
This time, I ordered a custom dress from RINNA, a well-known tailor in Phra Khanong popular with Japanese customers.
I joined the water festival in a bright floral outfit. Here’s what I learned, and why I now want to make something fun for Songkran every year.
After six visits to the sewing uncle, the top turned out great, the bottoms definitely did not, and I learned a lot along the way.
Trying to get a Songkran outfit refashioned turned into another small adventure in Bangkok. I asked the famous sewing uncle in Thonglor.
Songkran is coming. From Aloha shirts all over Bangkok to a lucky Big C find, here’s how I started planning my first Songkran outfit.