Pretty Things Blouse
Fabric: Rayon challis, $2.50, silk chiffon, $0.50 – both from stash Pattern: McCall’s M6286, ˜ $3.50 – from stash, first time used Year: 2011 [...]
Fabric: Rayon challis, $2.50, silk chiffon, $0.50 – both from stash Pattern: McCall’s M6286, ˜ $3.50 – from stash, first time used Year: 2011 [...]
The Facts ⁃ Fabric: wool suiting, from my stash ⁃ Pattern: Victory Patterns‘ Madeleine ⁃ Year: 2011 ⁃ Notions: zipper, 2 plain buttons, 3 [...]
Fabric: Sueded Rayon Gaberdine from the 90′s, Silk from stash Pattern: Anne Adams 1527 Year: 1930′s Notions: 5 Bakelite buttons! Time to complete: 4 [...]
The Facts Fabric: Blue chambray $6.98 Pattern: Simplicity 2339 – View A $.99 Year: 2011 Notions: Buttons $1.79 Time to complete: 4 hours First worn: Jan. 2012 Wear again?: Yes [...]
The Facts- The “Skipping Rope” Shirt- for an active, vintage loving mommy’s wardrobe. I can’t spend all my time in fluffy dresses. Fabric: [...]
Fabric – A pale blue cotton drill and blue and white striped cotton Pattern – The Kasia skirt from Burdastyle Year – 2009 Notions [...]
Fabric: 3.5 yards plum colored fine wale corduroy, $16 (JoAnn); 2 yards cotton lawn print for lining, $13 (Sew Mama Sew); both from stash [...]
The Facts Fabric: Two fabrics that have been in my stash for years - black polycotton with a bit of stretch and just 1/2 metre [...]
The Facts Fabric: Pink gingham from mom’s stash, ivory stretch jersey ~$7 Pattern: A modified Sorbetto top and self-drafted pleated skirt, and Stretch ‘N’ [...]
The Facts Fabric: I’d guess around 5 yards of red plaid fabric, though it was 22 inches wide, which I picked up for free [...]
Next week’s theme has us sewing with the brightest of colors. Here’s a little inspiration to get you pumped for a little yellow action. [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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