While I might not have got round to sewing as yet (which may have something to do with the fact that I forgot that I had promised my son a coat and he will be home at Thanksgiving which is next weekend in Canada!!).
I do have a plan in place and all the fabric is washed and ready to go! So I hope to be able to make something from each of the categories:
Fashionable
Foundations
Navy
blue Sewaholic Thurlow trousers. I haven’t used this pattern yet and have been
looking forward to trying it out.
My
stretch goal for this would be to also make a caramel / brown Grainline Moss skirt. I really like the denim one I made a few weeks ago.
Chic Chemises for
Cool Climates
I
took part in a spring swap challenge earlier this year and received among other
things a lovely pattern for a top, from a pattern company I have never heard
of, Silhouette patterns. I thought this turquoise would be nice and bright for Fall weather.
My
stretch goal would be to also complete a button down shirt either a Grainline Archer Shirt or a Burda one.The fabric was
bought about 3 years ago from Joanne’s, on a cross border shopping trip.
Fabulous Frocks
As
part of the previously mentioned Spring Swap, my partner sent me a lovely piece
of grey knit fabric which I am going to underline in a plain tricot and use
this wrap dress pattern that I bought on sale the other day.
Underneath It All
Two
pair of panties and two bras, fabric already purchased and partly cut out from
last year!
Tender Handies!
I
plan to knit to a pair of Owl gloves. Using a free pattern from Mollie Makes
magazine. These gloves will match my owl (“nice hooters”!) sweater that I
knitted last year as I have left over yarn.
Those Cozy Nights
Not
exactly cozy PJs but I got this red fabric from out first Toronto meet–up (I
think
from Seraphinalina) and picked up this pattern earlier this year when
they were on sale.
Baby It's Cold
Outside
I
have a grey Sewaholic Robson trenchcoat cut out and partly sewn. This needs to get
finished.
Then I also plan to make another Sewaholic Minoru coat as I live in the
one I made in 2012.
It looks like you have a lot on your plate, sewing wise. I hope you have fun. :-)
ReplyDeleteI fell behind on my blog reading, but yes, I suspect that red fabric came from my stash. It's good to see it being used! (or at least planned, that's a pretty long list)
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