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Dress:   HERE     o    Bag:  KARL LAGERFELD  o   Heels : CONHPOL ELITE   o    Earrings :   HERE    o    Sunglasses:  MISSONI    o     New hair:   HERE    o    Nails:   HERE Sukienka:   TUTAJ     o    Torebka:  KARL LAGERFELD  o   Szpilki : CONHPOL ELITE   o    KOLCZYKI :   TUTAJ   o    Okulary:  MISSONI    o     Nowa fryzura:   TUTAJ    o   P azury:   TUTAJ Kochani, jeśli ktoś jeszcze nie widział zapraszam do oglądania wiosennego wydania Magazynu Modny Śląsk, w którym jestem redaktorem działu mody i fotoprodukcji, jestem także autorką, zarówno pod względem stylizacji jak i fotografii, męskiej okładki oraz edytorialu mody męskiej -   KLIKNIJ TUTAJ! ___________________________________________________________________...

With all of the numerous tutorials on the internet showing how to make doll clothes out of socks, I have been hesitant about doing one myself. That is...until now after the recent collections of Missoni began to resonate with me. This Italian high fashion house has been known for their eclectic mixtures of patterned knitwear for decades. It is the kind of look that comes and goes, but right now it all looks just right. Though Missoni's jerseys are silky, fine and quite expensive, we can have fun by substituting socks as our principle source of material. You can either lay out patterns suited for stretch fabrics on the sock or opt to make the garment directly on the doll. Because this is such a simple and easy process, this post is not so much a tutorial (unless you're just picking up a needle and thread for the first time), but rather...a series of suggestions and tips. Today, many socks are sold in color coordinated packs. This is helpful in that you can make separate items fr...

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