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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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Lost and Found: OOP Kwik Sew 3645
This cotton knit slip is made with out-of-print Kwik Sew 3645. A few years ago, this pattern was in the stash and I made a couple of camiso...
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Now that the toile version of the Anneli Tee has been out for a couple of wears, fabric for a second version made it to the cutting table. ... -
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I do love a loose A-line style dress so when I saw versions of the Trapeze dress from Merchant and Mills popping up I was sold and wanted t... -
Photo credit: Baird McNutt Irish Linen. The Flax Plant . Linen is a fabric woven from the flax plant and is often used for church linens ... -
This cotton knit slip is made with out-of-print Kwik Sew 3645. A few years ago, this pattern was in the stash and I made a couple of camiso... -
The feedback on the bike shorts consisted of The length is too long. Shorten them another one and a quarter inches. Insert waistband ela...
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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