Yesterday, I decided to make some fabric flowers. Which pattern? Here was my decision:
This is the Blooms flower pattern by Fig Tree. This pattern makes two different size blooms: 2 1/2" and 3". Here are the results of my efforts:
What do you think of my efforts? Personally, I think that they look more frilly than the Blooms picture on the pattern. Also, I used the template for the base as the middle of the flower and stuffed it. I couldn't find any covered buttons at home so this was my solution.
Happy Sewing!
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Monday, May 20, 2013
New Pattern Alert....
I have some new clothing patterns available. Two are knit skirt patterns, 1 is a simple, sleeveless dress pattern, and the last one is an addendum pattern to the dress pattern. Here we go:
First up is the Bordeaux Skirt pattern. This pattern is designed for knits and has two views - knee length and maxi length.
Second is the Zinfandel Skirt pattern. This is a 6 panel knit skirt. This would be a great every day skirt.
The dress pattern is KISS Dress. KISS is for Keep It Simple Sewing. This pattern has two versions of a sleeveless dress. A fitted version with a zipper and a pull-over version. This would be a great every day dress for the hot weather.
Last is the Cowl Front Overlay addendum pattern. This is an add-on pattern for the KISS dress to give a little bit of a change to the neckline.
Hope this looks like nice options for spring/summer.
Happy Sewing!
First up is the Bordeaux Skirt pattern. This pattern is designed for knits and has two views - knee length and maxi length.
Second is the Zinfandel Skirt pattern. This is a 6 panel knit skirt. This would be a great every day skirt.
The dress pattern is KISS Dress. KISS is for Keep It Simple Sewing. This pattern has two versions of a sleeveless dress. A fitted version with a zipper and a pull-over version. This would be a great every day dress for the hot weather.
Last is the Cowl Front Overlay addendum pattern. This is an add-on pattern for the KISS dress to give a little bit of a change to the neckline.
Hope this looks like nice options for spring/summer.
Happy Sewing!
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