Hi everybody! Today I’ll be talking about one of my new favorite patterns, the Jennifer Lauren Handmade Gable top. It’s described as a classic 50s-inspired true slash neckline, a long-line body for extra comfort and three different sleeve options. Read on for more info! Continue reading
Hi everybody! I recently had to organize all of my sewing things and came across SOOOO many PDFs that I had completely forgot about. Before BlueGingerDoll dropped off the face of the sewing world, I purchased the Anne top. My other forgotten top is also called Ann, that has ruching on the sides, which I received for free through signing up for Style Arc emails…3 years ago. Keep reading for additional details!
Hey there! This is my husband, Nick. I came across a joggers pattern that I thought he would like and here I am to talk about it. Also, I made a bodysuit…
Hello all! This is my second version of the Moxie Verity dress. My first was sleeveless with a split cowl neck and I loved how cozy it was. Of course I immediately had to make another, which I did…in December. I’m also going to share my Tilly and the Buttons Coco dress from Christmas. Read on for more info!
The end of the year came by so quickly, I forgot to talk about some of my favorite things I’ve made during December. Warning: Photo Heavy!
…Yep! When you’ve got a good thing, you don’t let it go! This pattern is a real winner and it’s versatile, so I keep going back to it. ***I must be having deja vu because I thought I posted this in October! Well, I meant to.***
Hello! More pics from my vacation, this time in Canada and a new dress that is soft and comfy! We visited the Capilano Suspension Bridge, which was a bit frightening but also very beautiful.
Not really, but I came across these photos of an unblogged holiday outfit that I wore for a tackiest sweater contest at my job. It’s completely unconventional but I love it and will wear it again this holiday season!
Lately I’ve been looking for patterns that are a D cup or larger so I’ve been willing to make anything, like this dress. I don’t love it and I won’t wear it again.
This is actually the wearable muslin of the swan Odette with a dirndl skirt because I didn’t have enough fabric, of course!
Life As You Sew It 