But all is well that ends well...
This is a blog about quilting and my creative life. I am mostly a quilter but I do dabble in all things crafty from time to time which is probably why I have such a pile of UFOs
Showing posts with label pattern. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pattern. Show all posts
Friday, July 29, 2016
A Summer Dress
This time I tried a Butterick dress pattern 6351. This one I cut out on a 12/14 size according to my measurements.
It was pretty tricky as the back of the bodice overlaps...
But all is well that ends well...
But all is well that ends well...
Wednesday, February 17, 2016
Sewing Clothing Sheer long top
I have found that I just can't find the right tops to go over my new leggings. They generally are not long enough. I did get one gently used but the colour wasn't quite me. So... I made a pattern and...
I was pretty pleased with the result and weather here has been almost warm enough to wear this lovely thing - but not quite...
I am also working on another top using this pattern.
I was pretty pleased with the result and weather here has been almost warm enough to wear this lovely thing - but not quite...
I am also working on another top using this pattern.
Monday, February 25, 2013
More Slip Covers
Are you sick of hearing about this project?? I nearly am. I'm down to the worst part. That is covering the carcass of the couch itself. It never seems to go that well... But here is the start...
First cutting all the pieces, making sure the nap runs the right way on both sides.
These old cut up sheets make a wonderful pattern. I made them probably 20 years ago by just pinning the sheet on the original upholstery and marking it up with a sharpy marker. My husband and I were reminiscing last night about the different colours this couch has been. We think this is the 5th time I have done this.
Oh, well, should be done soon.
First cutting all the pieces, making sure the nap runs the right way on both sides.
These old cut up sheets make a wonderful pattern. I made them probably 20 years ago by just pinning the sheet on the original upholstery and marking it up with a sharpy marker. My husband and I were reminiscing last night about the different colours this couch has been. We think this is the 5th time I have done this.
Oh, well, should be done soon.
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