These last few weeks I've re-discovered my love of dressmaking.
From left to right
PJ bottoms for my daughter made using this tutorial, these only took about half an hour and my daughter loves them :)
Meghan Peasant Dress, pattern by Sis Boom
Devon Peasant Dress, pattern also by Sis Boom
Those dresses are so quick and simple to make, and are the most comfortable dresses I've ever worn! For those going to the FQ Retreat, you might see these this weekend. They are light and small to pack, and at the rate my packing is going, I'll not be able to fit much else in!
Hope you all have a great weekend, and I'll see some of you tomorrow!
I'm linking up with Lynne's Fresh Sewing Day :)
wow lovely clothes love your mosaic and that pink tote bag is great! are you heading to the retreat tomorrow? not jealous at all! lol have a fantastic time x
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful time! Next month's mosaic will be filled with FQR makes! How exciting!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to see you and the frocks x
ReplyDeleteVery cool makes! See you in the morning x
ReplyDeleteThose dresses look fantastic. And what fun projects you worked on this month, so pretty.
ReplyDeleteCool you are making clothes too. And love your blue quilt in the center of your mosaic!
ReplyDeleteReally love the blue quilt in the center!! Hugs
ReplyDeleteHow did I miss that hexy?!!!! I love your mosaic and the dresses and 'jama bottoms look fabulous! Off to find that hexy...
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you got quite a bit accomplished! Everything in your mosaic looks great and I'm impressed with your dressmaking! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteI think I did see at least one of those lovely dresses. Your month had lovely projects, I especially love the blue quilt!
ReplyDeleteDidn't realise you'd made your own clothes Fiona!
ReplyDeleteI swear blogging is going to bankrupt me! Love these peasant tops so I have bought the Meghan pattern for me and the Molly one for my little ones. Post-children I am a big fan of tunics - they hide a multitude of sins!
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