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| Showing off the full skirt. |
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| My deer-in-headlights look. |
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| The coppery green coloured buttons |
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| And shoes to pick up the red in the plaid. |
Tuesday, 8 November 2011
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Year in Review
Well, I guess I will start with some stats. In 2024, I focused on two things, sewing from the stash and no more polyester. Let's start...
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This fabric has been in the stash since last year, I just didn't have time to sew it until now. It just happens that today is a windy... -
I was wondering if out-of-print (OOP) Vogue 1730 might work in a woven fabric since the skirt pattern is cut on the bias. UPDATE: This on... -
Out-of-print (OOP) Vogue 8887 has become more than sewing a pair of trousers. It's an act of slow sewing. I just want to sit and reflec... -
There are very few sewing patterns out there for those of us that have mobility issues. Forget finding a sewing pattern or guidance on fitt... -
This toaster sweater is part of a set, it's meant to be worn with a recently made matching skirt . First, let's talk about the sweat...
The dress looks AMAZING! I just love that 50's shirtwaist look and with pockets! YAY! The collar is really lovely too!
ReplyDeleteOooo, I love the shoulder gathers and the collar and THE POCKETS!! This turned out lovely.
ReplyDeleteThe pockets are my favourite part of the dress, they are so roomy. The pattern for the collar is really cute too. It stands up in the back and falls flat in the front. I should add another picture of the back view of the collar later. I totally recommend the pattern. I would just suggest cutting the lining skirt length a bit shorter than the pattern piece. Otherwise, it was a great pattern.
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