Sewing Adventures In The Attick
A Sewing Blog
One of my next projects is the Scarlett dress and I have big plans for it. But, before cutting into my selected fabric, I decided that maybe it would be a good idea to make a muslin for the bodice. After talking to Claire (the founder of SimpleSew Patterns) and noticing that their sizing changed... Continue Reading →
It’s been a while since I have finished this top. I am not sure how I feel about it. I wondered whether or not to share this with you. But then I thought maybe it will be good to share a project I am not proud or happy with the result. So, here it goes.... Continue Reading →
I am working on a couple of projects at the minute. Although I am not a very big fan of making muslins I have actually made two so far. One is the lovely Brasilia dress that Rachel from House of Pinheiro has released on Christmas day. You can download the dress free here and here.... Continue Reading →
Disclaimer: I do not get any money from Craftsy for this review. These are my views on the video class provided on Craftsy platform. I made my first jacket! And I love it! Turned out better than I expected. I made the first version as a muslin, but it is a wearable one and... Continue Reading →
So managed to finish my muslin made part of my Craftsy class – Fast-Track Fitting with Joi Mahon. Well sort of. I got lazy towards the end and skipped the sleeve. It’s been fun following the class and making the necessary changes to my paper pattern. I downloaded and printed the PDF attachment of... Continue Reading →
Remember a few weeks back I made a high waist-ed skirt from the February 2011 issue of BurdaStyle, a things went a bit wrong? Iron burn marks, wrong fabric, to a bit to fitted or forgot to cut the lining pieces? Yeah, the post ‘Skirt Muslin!?’ says it all! So I so wanted to... Continue Reading →
