I've been spending some time in the sewing room. Feels good! I still need to finish up those quilts in progress that I showed a while back, but here's some stuff I've finished in the meantime.
Sweet little size 3 dress was a UFO from when our Little Friends were visiting. It just needed the neckline finished, but I lost motivation when they left, so it sat for quite a while. I recently added some FOE to it to finish it up, and put it away. I'm a little sad there's no one here to wear it. I think it turned out cute.
Miss Katie in all her bath hair glory, modeling one of 3 pairs of PJ shorts I made for her. (T-shirt used to be Eli's, but Katie wears it to bed now.)
There's the other two. I feel like I can barely get away with the Baby B'gosh fabric. She's 6 and a half. But it's too cute not to use, so PJs it is. I aspire to make tops for these, but who knows if that will actually happen or not?
Still working my way through the "shopping accident" I had at Fabric.com a while back. I just love these prints! This set is for Katie.
And this is an in-progress shot of Hannah's skirt. The skirt and her top are done now, but I don't have a picture. I'll try to show the girls wearing these next week.
I traced off one of my LLR Carly dresses so I could sew my own, and this is my first try. It's wearable, but I want to tweak the neckline a bit next time.
Speaking of LLR, I also made myself a pair of panda leggings! I used a commercial pattern for these, and they came out too big and too long at first. I hacked them and re-hemmed them, cutting off a bit of the excess width in the process, but they're still a little on the loose side. Very comfy, though! They're lycra. And they make me smile.
I still need to finish up the quilts that I have started for Project Linus. I think I have almost enough squares to be done with the large square one. I've been cutting a square of whatever I'm working on (as long as it's an appropriate fabric) as I make stuff.
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What a wonderful gift your sewing is!
ReplyDeleteThat ruffly skirt in progress is to die for! I'll bet it's her favorite skirt ever!!!!
I used to use that pattern to make spinny skirts for Brianna. :sigh: It's really cute, but every time I make one I remember, "Oh, yeah, there are MILES of hemline in this skirt!" LOL, feels like sewing for days.
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