Showing posts with label sew. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sew. Show all posts

April 17, 2014

HANGING ON - HANGING AROUND





getting excited for summer projects, tie dye by Shabd Simon-Alexander // attempting one last dress before my sewing machine goes in box, inspired by kids clothing week // joyful cooking, we made these raspberry macaroons, delicious // thank you Spring for bringing sunshine to our kitchen // not pictured but we just finished True Detective, so good and so completely terrifying

March 13, 2014

CATCHING UP




wiksten tank dress pattern, always perfect - 
seed and date truffles, thank you petite kitchen 
a holiday to a sunny spot, away for 10 days with very scant internet

February 4, 2014

KIDS CLOTHES WEEK WRAP-UP


leopard harem pants - this pattern

I managed to get one more item made and did some thrifting for future sewing projects. My eyes were in fact bigger then my availability but there was a lot of healthily daydreaming in there. I guess I got really excited and forgot or was in denial that we are supposed to be packing up all our stuff. 

Well Ona got a really cute pair of pants out of the deal and the best part is that she likes them. Sometimes it doesn't go that way around here. Oh and requests for more of these.

January 31, 2014

KCW




I am so exciting to be participating even if I am currently coming up short on finished products. I love the premise, one hour a day for a week. Although most weeks I am doing that anyway, the intentional community aspect has really changed the way I felt about the time and the pursue of a garment. It is so inspiring to see the work of all these talented makers 

The pattern I used is from the Etsy shop Too Sweet, here is the this pattern, it is the same one I used to make doll dress and the fabric was newly acquired here.

We'll see what else happens before the close on Tuesday. 

January 25, 2014

THE TAKE AWAY


the goods 
(clockwise from the top left)

Madelinetosh yarnNo.6 boots (oh I have wanted these for so long it is silly), Why People Photograph by Robert Adams, Kokka fabricNani Iro fabric, two skeins of Koigu yarn, Take Care post card collection by Nikki McClure

Almost all I collected while in NYC, thinking of knitting this hat or this one, oh and socks. I have never made socks, I was thinking it could be the perfect project for this spring /summer when all my regular supplies will be packed away. Like I already said those boots, wow I have been wanting them for too long, every season that has come and gone, I have debated them. Quite relieved to have this behind me. So excited about this new to me Robert Adams book, he is always my go to writer on photographer and in truth the idea taking a literary break from parenting books would probably be healthy.