Sewing Adventures In The Attick
A Sewing Blog
When the Named Patterns designers announced their book and showed off their book cover, I fell in love. Therefore, when I was asked to test the Cashmere Wool fabric by the lovely team from MinervaCraft I knew by the end of it I will have an amazing little coat. I made a few modifications to... Continue Reading →
For my first MCBN project for the year I thought it would be fun to make a dress. The fabric I chose inspired me to use the Zephyr pattern from Deer and Does ( a French pattern company). I was surprised how fast the dress came together, although I did use the overlocker for most... Continue Reading →
It wasn’t just the Silk Cami (I blogged about here and here) that this year seems to have made it onto my TNT list of patterns, but also the Ogden Cami from True Bias made the list. I can’t seem to get tired of making them. I keep the patterns out just in case I... Continue Reading →
No, no! This is not a dress for my own wedding. LOL This summer I’ve been invited to a wedding in Germany. At first, I was not sure, if I wanted to make a new dress or just wear one of the dresses I already had. But then I saw this lovely fabric, Peacock digital... Continue Reading →
Remember, when I was telling you about my Southbank sweater that I also cut the dress version of it. Well, here it is! I’ve been living in this dress over the winter holidays while trying to get over a nasty cold that destroyed all my plans. Goodbye to: a week of sewing or a party... Continue Reading →
Some weeks ago I was asked by Nina from Nina Lee Patterns to help her test the latest pattern she released, the Southbank Sweater. This is a sweater dress and top with 3 versions, perfect for autumn/winter. Also, this collaboration came right on time as I was thinking of making a few turtlenecked tops for... Continue Reading →
