Vejde Sewing

Thank you for letting us show our crafted work at . Great to see all beautiful work everyone has put in to their creations!

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Suit in wool with vest and shirt. All made from scratch. This has been one of my best experiences in sewing. Thank you

This is the vest of my historical suit. Its made from my beloved moms scraps of fabric, it has 2 pennypockets and a chestpocket, a buckle in the back. The 14 buttonholes are sewn by hand. The back and the lining is in linen. I love it!

Welcome to our exibition full of different types of crafts at Historiska Museet, Stockholm. There will be jewlery, furniture, ceramics, forging and allot more. I will show a 19’th century historically inspired suit I’m working on right now. Lets go!

My first striped suit. Cutting and sewing a striped garnment making sure the stripes match, takes a whole lot of ”jävlar anamma”. But it’s done and Im happy. Made from my own pattern.

The creative mess inside of a tailored jacket. It’s all handsewn until this point and next step is the first fitting 🤞

Another suit is done! This one in black fine wool with a softer collar and less details. Pants with high waist (sorry didnt get a picture!) The big quest for this one was to get the perfect silhuett.

A few pictures of two jackets I made before christmas. Both in very fine wool with silk lining. It all happens in the studio of

Inspired by , their beautiful garments and great performance at Bjursås church in Dalarna.

Design , pants and I made the jacket. Always great to finish up a project!

Tailored jacket 40’s style with wide shoulders and slim waist is finally done. A complicated but great experiance all thanks to my teacher and model

First attempt on sewing a tailored jacket in classic technique from scratch. It started with a drawing, next step measurement, pattern making, sew test jacket, do changes on the pattern and then it is time to start sew the real thing. Quite the process!

Only a few days in on my new internship at and this prøvemodel happened! The only thing it’s missing is buttons and buttonholes, but now we know the pattern is correct. Next step is to sew the ”real version” in the right fabric and with much more tailored details such as adding canvas and using allot more hand sewn details. Yey!

One of my robes in beautiful Packwood, Washington. Thanks to dear

Beautiful amazing and stunning. The collar. (And some other details I couldnt resist). The inspiration comes from and

One year later and my kingsize quilt is finally finished! Linen collected from thrift stores and from the stashes of my mother. My quilting started with an online course of the queen .odell in the middle of the pandemic. Thank you!

My favorite type of robe in classic star patch.

One of my favorite new things to practice, smock and holeseam.

Another lovely priestkaftan done!

An inspirational day at this weekend.

Made 10 pieces of Lucia gowns for Rädda Barnen and . Here they are at their coronation yesterday 🌟

Made 10 pieces of lucia gowns för and . Here thay are at their coronation yesterday 🌟

Fun project changing this piece into a larger size, using only fabric cut from the width of the skirt. The fabric was from the 1800’s so it was a bit of an intense moment cutting it. ✂️

Lots of fun and cool projects going on ! Cant wait to show you the kaftan when its done ⛪️

Patched robe in linen.

Linen quilt 🕸

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Patchwork pillowcases in 100% cotton, second hand fabric. Big 46x46 cm: 200 kr, small 40x40cm: 160 kr.