Here is a roundup of all the things I made in 2019, most are new here as my blogging skills were lacking last year!
Tops:
Dresses:
Skirts:
Trousers:
Coats:
Jumpsuits:
Jumpers/ sweatshirts:
Other things!
35 items.
That's quite a lot...
At the start of the year I had a massive wardrobe clear out and sold or donated loads of hardly worn / didn't fit anymore items so most of these makes fill the gaps in my wardrobe. I have tried my best to use second hand fabric or Organic Cotton fabrics with only a few exceptions.
I have already worn my Lisette coat, that I finished in mid December, 15 times. It fills a huge gap in my wardrobe that I had been putting off filling as I was worried I would make a coat and change shape and it wouldn't fit. I realise now that that is a ridiculous way to think. If it grow or shrink out of this coat I will alter in, and I get the pleasure of wearing something I really need now.
Expect more of me here in 2020, it won't all be sewing but hopefully there will be more than there was this year!
Thanks for reading and following along
Alison
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Tops:
Tilly and the Buttons Frankie tee stashbusting wee bits of jersey |
Hemlock tee - secondhand fabric poly jersey from ebay . The only poly in my wardrobe and I love the fabric pattern but hate the feel. |
Maria from Denmark Kirsten Kimono another stashbuster using second hand fabric from ebay |
Mia blouse - stash fabric inherited from Mum. |
Renfrew from Sewaholic - Organic cotton jersey |
Melrose top African wax fabric that was a gift from my Dad |
Drop Sleeve Top by The Avid Seamstress - Stash fabric that was a gift from my Mum 6 years ago |
Hemlock tee - Organic cotton from here |
Drop Sleeve Top by The Avid Seamstress without sleeves! |
McCalls blouse |
Tilly and the Buttons Indigo |
Freya top and Cleo dress, both TatB Top fabric from ebay, denim from deep stash |
DVF wrap dress in organic cotton |
TatB Joni dress in 2nd hand eBay fabric |
Melrose Dress in Galaxy deep stash fabric |
Skirts:
Wrap Skirt using vintage pattern and inherited from Mum fabric. |
This used to be a Darling Ranges that I forgot to lengthen the body on so it never fit properly. Now a skirt! |
Peppermint Magazine Wide Leg Trousers using second hand wool |
Peppermint Magazine Wide Leg Trousers using second hand tencel from my friends Mum |
TatB Stella joggers in Organic cotton from here |
Simplicity joggers in second hand jersey from eBay |
Coats:
Jaskia Blazer using Islay Tweed and lined with inherited silk |
Saporro Coat made with secondhand wool |
Butterick Lisette Patter in secondhand wool |
Jumpsuits:
Deer and Doe Sirocco in Organic Cotton |
Sallie in eBay jersey |
TatB Magnolia in ancient stash fabric |
Can't remember the pattern, for my sister in second hand viscose from eBay |
Icelandic jumper made with Icelandic wool |
TatB Stella Hoodie in same Organic Cotton as joggers |
Harry Potter bibs for a friends baby |
Megan Nielsen Colsetto swimsuit in fabric from Funki Fabrics |
35 items.
That's quite a lot...
At the start of the year I had a massive wardrobe clear out and sold or donated loads of hardly worn / didn't fit anymore items so most of these makes fill the gaps in my wardrobe. I have tried my best to use second hand fabric or Organic Cotton fabrics with only a few exceptions.
I have already worn my Lisette coat, that I finished in mid December, 15 times. It fills a huge gap in my wardrobe that I had been putting off filling as I was worried I would make a coat and change shape and it wouldn't fit. I realise now that that is a ridiculous way to think. If it grow or shrink out of this coat I will alter in, and I get the pleasure of wearing something I really need now.
Expect more of me here in 2020, it won't all be sewing but hopefully there will be more than there was this year!
Thanks for reading and following along
Alison
x