Bologna showroom to Pesci Pneumatici

Here some pics from (IS) TAILORING last show in Bologna guest to Pesci Pneumatici

Mystakes! ole'!

ok you take looong time to learn the basic and then it comes the twist! experimental twist!

now instead of bothering you on bla bla bla saying how long does it take to ..., I know!

Hard to believe it, it is true it is true but I would like to be more spontaneous some time, not writing only an historical report but add a bit of twisting present.

rules rules rules strong rules, but why? well I do not like rules whithout a reason too, instead I would prefer mystakes.

Please make mystakes ! x

nothing without it

...and the thimble

the thimble...the one with a hole on the top! is the man's thimble! why a thimble with the hole? why? why? why?

well because... there is a because! My parents took me to the sea side to stay at my uncle's house and after a watery sea sunday with my flippers they said goodbye and took the flippers with them! my flippers! how would I be able to swim without my flippers!!!! ohh noooo!!! mmmmmm..... I did! yes I did! I do not use the flippers anymore!

well the thimble with the hole is useful so as to learn the correct way to handle a thimble!

so! the correct way to push the needle is by using the thimble's side... that implies that your middle finger and the other fingers need to bend like a mountaineer could grab the rock while climbing ...mmm.. try to imagine it while looking at your hand and bend your fingers ... :) then push slowly the back of the needle using the thimble's side ..uuufffff!!! it took me a long time for the thimble as well ... I guess now I could learn how to climb! ' _ '

the needle...

it took me a long time to learn how to hold a needle properly...it took me a long time...I was a kid and I was in my father tailor shop. my favorite amusement was to iron, standing up on top of a stool..i was a little girl..and the iron table was high...my favorite amusement was to open the box lining , the one who contained all the little bits of lining scraps and iron them one by one holding the iron with my two hands...but the needle ...the needle... it took me a long time to learn how to hold it properly