Nikki Brooks
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👧🏾mommy to a dope 6yr old
Content Creator🧵Self taught designer 👗 McCall pattern designer 🎥 YouTube/beautejadore 📨 nikki@beautejadore.com
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My new favorite skincare addition! Absolutely in love with these @dermaclara reusable silicone fusion patches. Use code LOVE for 25% off. #dermaclara
New pattern drop.....Knowme #ME2070 And I'm in love ❤️ I even have something for the little ones. #patterndesigner #designer #mommyandme #fashion #sewingpattern #sewing
Currently working...... My version of this dress worn by @hintofglamour Pattern used for the bodice- McCall's M5232 with alterations. Fabric- bodice- Ponte Fabric- skirt- silk taffeta
If you're a last-minute shopper like me, @walmart has us covered. I curated a few of my top finds under $25 perfect for friends and family. Click the link in my bio to grab yours. #walmartpartner #walmartfinds #affordablegifts #lastminutegifts #holidaygifts
Hack loading....... I gave my @knowmepatterns #Me2034 its final hack 🫣 This quick and easy tutorial will be uploaded to my YouTube channel tomorrow morning. #patterndesigner #diyfashion #diy #sewingtutorial #sewing #designer #fashion
1 pattern, 4 looks Knowme #Me2034 #designer #diy #sewing #hackqueen
I hacked my KnowME #2046 using a slinky four way stretch acetate from @spandexhouse -added 12" to the length (you need to allot for the ruching) -cut the front and back in two pieces (not on the fold like instructions) -leave a 6" opening from the top of the front neck down. (because of the drapey nature of the fabric, it will create a v shape. -add 1/2" wide elastic ruching from the bottom of the v at the neck to 27" from the hem (these measurements will only work with drapey/slinky fabric) -add ruching to the back at the top of the butt (mine hits at 19" (this will vary based on fabric drape and torso length) -close both side of the slits -added 3" the the length of the sleeves. -added ruching from the cap of the sleeve to 1" before the wrist hem. - removed the ruching from under the sleeve. #sewingtutorial #handmade #sewing #holidayfashion #sewingpattern #designer #patternhack #Me2046
Yesterday was Chandler’s first day as a “big girl” and she was absolutely ready! It was important for me to carve out her own space that wasn’t in my studio, but close enough so that I could hear if she needed my help. I gave the walls a fresh coat of paint and instead of painting an accent wall, I decided on a colorful design which gave it a fresh updated pop of color. I used this washi tape which was only $15.00 for two and the whole process took less than 30 minutes.
It’s one of those perfectly easy to wear dresses cute enough for a date night and comfy enough for Saturday errands. And this medium weight extra drapey crepe fabric from G Street Fabric is divine. Mccalls M6961 view A with the following alterations: -Used only the bodice -Added 2″ to the length of the bodice The skirt was made with McCall’s M6024 view C with the following alterations:
When it comes to fabric, I’m typically drawn to solids. I’m still trying to decide what I plan to make with the others, but this dress was one I thought would be perfect. If you’ve never worked with Ankara, it’s a crisp thin fabric with a wax-like coating that sews, cuts and irons like a dream. So when I see these elaborate tight fitting Ankara dresses, I’m really in awe.
They were either way too modern, way too short, way too flimsy or way too much glass and metal. When the 18″ pipes are in and flanges are attached, flip the cart right side up and screw in the flanges to the top of the middle shelf. After the middle board is attached, and the flanges are securely screwed in, screw in the 12″ tubes. Attach the top flanges, screw in the glassware rack on the bottom side of the top board and place the top board following the steps above.