I definitely don't need to buy anymore clothes, but making them's okay right? OF course it is!
I bought this pattern ages ago because I fancied a change from skirts and dresses. I think it might also have been on sale which helped.
They're not the most adventurous of tops I admit, but I reckoned a few of these would be great for work. Because I always need more work tops, don't I?No.
This was a new one for me, cutting on the bias. It was a right pain to fold properly to pin out the pattern pieces but once pinned it was a piece of cake really. No zips, no sleeves, no waist bands!



So perhaps an embroidery ring will be added to my wishlist.
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I bought this pattern ages ago because I fancied a change from skirts and dresses. I think it might also have been on sale which helped.
They're not the most adventurous of tops I admit, but I reckoned a few of these would be great for work. Because I always need more work tops, don't I?
One very nice (if I must say so myself) dart.
And there you have it. I used linen, mainly because the pattern suggested it and who was I to argue. When J took a photo of me wearing it I blended into the curtains. Camouflage for when I need to hide from him, like possibly later in the week if when he discovers I placed an order for more Stylecraft. Yep.
I reckon being me it could do with some livening up. Given that I've not finished sewing the red buttons onto my skirt I don't think buttons are necessarily the answer. I'd quite like to give embroidery a go, I have some lovely books on sewing that my Dad of all people bought for me. He is awesome!
So perhaps an embroidery ring will be added to my wishlist.
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