Contributor Creations
Mix It Up Challenge
I really liked the way this week’s challenge was worded. ”Use at least two different prints in an outfit“. (emphasis mine). “Ha!” I [...]
The Facts Fabric Anna Maria Horner fat quarter, spotty red knit stuff leftover from this dress, red and white gingham for bias binding Pattern [...]
The Facts: Fabric: Yellow hummingbird print cotton (£6.99/metre); cotton from two thrifted men’s shirts - plain blue (£3) and a blue-and-white geometric print (£1) Pattern: [...]
Patterns: skirt- Retro Butterick 5032 top-Simplicity 4319 Year: 1952 and 1953 Fabric: skirt- 1 yd printed cotton $8.99 1yd poly lining $1.99, blouse- 1 [...]
The Facts Fabric: Cotton leftovers from other projects in stash Patterns: Self-drafted Year: Contemporary Notions: Zip 79c, bias tape made from pillowcase in stash, [...]
The Facts Fabric: White dot cotton $3, black/green houndstooth suiting $5 – both from Fashion Fabrics Club, white cotton for lining $1, and black [...]
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mena
Mix It Up Challenge
wardrobe
The Facts Fabric: A bunch of fat quarters and some scrap fabric, $16 Pattern: McCall’s 5829 $1 Year: c. 1961 Notions: zipper, eyelet lace (dyed) Time [...]
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Giveaways
It’s been ages since I’ve hosted a giveaway on The Sew Weekly! Well, readers, I have a treat for you: as part of the [...]
Next week’s theme calls for us to integrate real Fashion (with a capital “F”) by being inspired by runway trends. While the following guide [...]
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Ten Things
I started writing in second person narrative because it felt most comfortable to me. I hope it doesn’t come across as domineering, but rather [...]
Daily Bits
Here’s a great piece from Vogue about Queen Elizabeth II’s lifetime of wardrobe choices. If you’re still trying to figure out what to make [...]
Tempest over at Fanbloomingtastic wrote a neat little piece on the ’10 Things Learned’ whilst participating in the Sew Weekly Challenges. Seeing as that reflection is key to [...]
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