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1  COOKING / Dessert / Re: Baklava: A rich and tasty treat for all on: August 07, 2012 10:05:17 PM
for me, nothing beats 'basbousa'.
and I know a very easy way to make it:
a can of condensed milk, add oil equal to about a third of the c.milk's can, mix them well together then add a can and a half worth of semolina. mix them all up and cook in a 170 degrees Celsius oven
once done, pour sugar syrup over it (3cups sugar, 2cups water, bring to boil add a squeeze of lemon and some rose water, if you have it)
you can also decorate it with almonds, which gives a nice texture and flavour.

^^
yum
2  CLOTHING / Clothing: Completed Projects: Reconstructed / Re: 80's mess to pretty dress! on: July 22, 2011 07:04:54 PM
so pretty!! you made it into something else!!
3  CLOTHING / Clothing: Discussion and Questions / Re: Advice on fabric choice... PLEASE!! on: June 24, 2011 04:16:40 PM
 Sad *sigh*   Sad

no ideas? no one? anyone?
this is my first post... Undecided

oh well. i'm almost done with the dress now,
just gota go shopping for a zipper
and i think i'll make the jacket in pink, same material as the belt.

>.<
but i still dont know what material would be good with wool....
4  CLOTHING / Clothing: Discussion and Questions / Advice on fabric choice... PLEASE!! on: June 20, 2011 06:32:45 PM
Ok, so i got a new burda pattern, which looks nice in the picture, but i wanted to tweak it here and there.
http://www.craftster.org/pictures/showphoto.php?photo=463565&size=big&cat=&ppuser=213056
here's a list of my 'tweaks'.
I'm gonna make it in wool, not it velvet like the pattern suggests. brown suiting fabric that's a bit heavy, but not very.
I'm gonna make it floor length and I'll add a pink belt with a bow at the back of the dress.
I'm gonna add pink organza/tulle ruffles to the lining which will be slightly visible under the dress.

and I wanna make a jacket that goes with it. a cropped jacket/spencer style.
http://www.craftster.org/pictures/showphoto.php?photo=463564&ppuser=213056
with these sleeves
http://www.craftster.org/pictures/showphoto.php?photo=463563&ppuser=213056

and here lies the problem!
I dont know what fabric to use or what colour.

here are the options I came up with so far.
1/ pink merino wool jacket, same colour as the belt, with the belt peeking from under it.
2/brown velvet jacket that covers the belt
3/ brown heavy cotton with pink lace trim and {maybe} hood (covers the belt)
4/just lace, pink.

I could also cover the top part of the dress in pink lace, but I dont know if i should.
it would look nice, but it would look nice without it too.

*confused*

any advice would be very much appreciated
as i really want this to turn out good.

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