Pattern Review is hosting another Fabric Stash Contest. According to the contest rules the goal is to reduce your fabric that has been part of your stash for more than six months.
Boy, do I ever have a fabric stash that fits that criteria!
Since I've failed at that not-buying-any-fabric resolution earlier this year, I should give this a try.
Happy Sewing!
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June in Review
Sewing, Mending and Alterations Clockwise from the top: cotton skirt (The Assembly Line, S:402 Tulip skirt), blue cotton knit t-shirt (OOP ...
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I've made a few Tulip dresses in the past but this is my first Tulip skirt which has some of the best design elements of the Tulip dres...
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This is The Assembly Line's T:202, High Cuff Sweater . This pattern may make it back on the cutting table sometime soon as this is one ...
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This top is made with a light-weight cotton knit and out-of-print (OOP) Butterick 6859. It's made as a wearable toile to test the fit b...
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Sewing, Alterations and Mending There hasn't been much sewing this month. I wake up with sewing time planned into my day and then life ...
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Sewing, Mending and Alterations Clockwise from the top: cotton skirt (The Assembly Line, S:402 Tulip skirt), blue cotton knit t-shirt (OOP ...
Oh, admiting that you have a stash problem is hard- I love adopting new textiles and giving them friends to mingle with, but I will try.
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