Sewing Adventures In The Attick
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Disclaimer: This post includes links to products or companies that sell sewing related goods. In the middle of the summer, I’m blogging about a jacket. Ups! I’ll try to used in my defence the fact that I did make it at the beginning of the year when the weather was still jacket appropriate. Ever since... Continue Reading →
Today I am back on MinervaCrafts blog with a new product review. I talk about how I made two different items using only 2 metres of fabric by combining it with some leftovers already in my stash. To find out my thoughts about this fabric, please follow the link to the MinervaCrafts blog https://www.minervacrafts.com/blog/projects/floral-sweatshirt-fabric-review-by-simona Disclaimer:... Continue Reading →
As you know, each month I do a blog post in collaboration with MinervaCrafts for their Blogger Network. This month I chose to make something different, a bag. Sewing Summary: Pattern: Himeji Bag by Papercut Patterns Fabric: 1.1m reversible suedette and denim (beige and blue), 0.5m nautical print cotton poplin fabric Notions: 8" metal zip If you are... Continue Reading →
I really have to brag this. Recently, I have been interviewed by lovely Vicki from MinervaCrafts for their blog. I must say it was such a fun experience. I did not think some questions would prove to be so difficult to answer. I mean they were quite simple and easy questions. But, how do you... Continue Reading →
Hello lovely readers, This month I am back on MinervaCrafts Blogger Network with another project. For February I chose to make the Charlie Caftan by Closet Case Patterns. It was fun making this dress. Sewing Summary: Pattern: Charlie Caftan by Closet Case Patterns Fabric: Contemporary Canvas Collection Leaf Linen Look (100% cotton) 2m Notions: interfacing... Continue Reading →
So, my little Designin’December saga continues for parts one and two please click here and here. My second garment, that I made for my outfit for the 2017 challenge was the top. As the original top was on the sheer side a bit too much, I decided to try and find a fabric that gave... Continue Reading →
