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Here are some of my incomplete /nowhere-even-near-started projects (the ones I can actually tell you about, I mean):
- One yellow tunic
- 25++ pockets
- One Toadstool/Fairy Pattern
- One denim skirt
- One formal dress for self for important party
- One blouse for very important family member
- About one thousand cardboard projects
- One knit dress for self for no reason
- Several knit dresses for girls
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for Renaissance Festival costumes. I love sewing costumes - so over-the-top.
What pattern? Simplicity? Ottobre? Burda? McCalls?
Nay, fair damsels: Old ladybird children's books:
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Let's see how they turn out! Off to the market now with the kids - the sun just came out. Sewing can wait.
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neat! I'm wondering where you get your LadyBird books. My husband remembers them fondly from his childhood and recommends them for my little ones. I never read them growing up. Thanks for your input.
ReplyDeleteI stumbled upon your blog yesterday and I gotta tell you that you're awesome and a crazy creative woman after my own heart. I got my first sewing machine about 8 months ago and I love it! I've mostly made/attempted to make clothes for my 2 girls (yours are VERY cute btw)from free patterns or making my own patterns. Thank you for all the wonderful free patterns and tutorials. I plan to start with th ballet slippers and I can't decide what to do next. Thanks again!
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