Why didn't I see that coming? I never see that coming.ĭepending on your level of devotion to all the patchwork-y love though, there are four different options in the sewing pattern with various doses (or no dose at all) of the zig zag motif. I simply wrapped the raw edged unfinished quilt top around Juliana, took a few quick measurements, fashioned a quick bodice that echoed the triangle design, pinned it all around her, clamped it tightly in place and had a fun photo shoot. While we were preparing a shoot for the Good Folks collection I picked up the warm toned unfinished top and thought.wow, this would make a great dress. The humble beginning of this dress was simply that I had made two Folk Dance Quilt tops, a warm version and a cool version, and couldn't decide which to photograph for the free pattern download. I originally jumped into the design here, when I was all about zigzagging, which I totally still am. We are going to do a couple of more things to this bike before the show to make it even cooler, so be on the lookout.Well the dress itself didn't take a whole year- we've made several in the past year! But creating the sewing pattern with all the options that I thought (and rethought) it should have and getting it all fine tuned, published, printed, shipped, etc. Thanks to all that helped to make this project become a reality.ġ3lbs, complete is not to bad for a sturdy singlespeed. The wheels are EDGE 38 clinchers, DT Swiss Aerolite bladed spokes and some special Chris King hubs.ĬD over at Chris King hooked us up with these modified one-off hubs made just for this project. Then we juiced up the braking power with some Zero Gravity GSL's.
SRAM provided their new carbon fiber singlespeed brake levers. Prologo supplied the all carbon Nack saddle for us to paint.Ĭane Creek supplied the integrated headset. White, Baby Blue, Evening Blue and clearcoated carbon fiber is the theme. This belt drive requires no lube ever, will get about 10,000 miles of use, is super silent and ridiculously light weight. This is one of our Corvid frame sets with horizontal dropouts and a Gates Carbon Belt Drive. This bike is a super sturdy and ultra lightweight singlespeed. For those of you that didn't make it to the event we are going to share a little bit of the inside action with you. We displayed them, along with some other bikes at the Paper Labels show on Friday night. We will be bringing 5 bikes to NAHBS this year, a couple of which are finished.
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