Hi Everyone! Today we go deep into embellishing with fabric and lace trims. I love this type of embellishment because it adds interest and a unique look to your item without adding additional cost. Using what you have on hand to create something that stands out is the goal here! I'm excited to share with you what I've learned!In the videos posted below, I share with you a tutorial on making fabric flowers and then we take a closer look at using fabric or lace trims to add ruffles or design interest to your items. I hope this will encourage and inspire you to try something new! Pattern Overview:Liberty Jane Free T-shirt or Tank Top (All popular doll sizes)Liberty Jane T-Shirt Variations (AG, WW, H4H, Barbie, JG, KNC, BFC, AGAT)Liberty Jane Steam Bib Top (AG, BFC, Ellowyne)Liberty Jane Roebuck Bay Skirt (AG and WW)Liberty Jane Cosplay Day Dress 18" AGLiberty Jane Cortina Top (AG - ruffled sleeves )Liberty Jane Catalina Dress/Top (AG - applied trim and trim in the hemline seam)Liberty Jane Kimberley Tank Dress (AG - Tiered ruffles, lace overlay)Liberty Jane Ginza Girl Coat (AG - applied ribbons and lace ruffles)Resources:Shop local - look for fabric stores that have a specialty fabric/bridal section. Pacific Fabrics in Nothgate (Seattle,WA) has a fantastic bridal room! Britex (San Francisco,CA) has a whole floor of trims and notions, you may be able to source some online as well. Mood (NY and LA) also have a large selection of trims and notions, link goes to an assortment of lace trims under 1".Cotton Lace - I cam across this shop at the Puyallup Sew Expo a few years ago, the tiny cotton laces I showed in the video are from here. They are beautiful, imported from France, definitely worth perusing this site!Week One task:Watch the videos :) Then go to work and try out one of these techniques! I'd love to see an item that you've embellished with fabric flowers, ruffles, or lace trims. Share them under this post in the Facebook group.Next Tuesday - Week 3: paining on fabric...