#isewlation2020 : Repeats
I do love a repeat sew, and this blog post includes patterns that I re-sewed during Melbourne’s Covid lockdowns in 2020. And bonus… most of the f… Read more
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I do love a repeat sew, and this blog post includes patterns that I re-sewed during Melbourne’s Covid lockdowns in 2020. And bonus… most of the f… Read more
#isewlation2020 : The Aeolian edition
Those who have been following my blog for a while know that Pattern Fantastique’s Aeolian Dress/Tee is my favourite pattern ever. Over the years I… Read more
#isewlation2020 : Georgia
When Liz Page closed her retail business (with the help of @minimalistmachinist, @thestoryclubpdx, @mombasics & @luigiwu) she made some of her pdf pa… Read more
Sew Japanese in January : Ikat Balloon Sleeve Pullover
I feel a bit cheeky calling this a #sewjapaneseinjanuary make. In my defence, the base pattern was Japanese and I made several alterations to the pattern for… Read more
#isewlation2020 : Second time lucky
What do we have here? Two identical tops? Well, they are the same fabrics, but they aren’t identical. Let’s just call them top 1 (T1) and top 2 (… Read more
Sew Japanese in January : Fine lines
![Pattern R from a Japanese Sewing Book by Tomomi Okawa with a translated title of “Simple Wardrobe” [ISBN 978-4-579-11395-8]](https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50848510126_a59d1609f3_c.jpg)
Oversized boxy linen tops are my totally my jam… always have been, always will be!
I’ve recently expanded my demin collection to include a relax… Read more
French fabric sewn in Warrnambool
I brought this medium-heavy weight Lithuanian linen on a @stitchingupparis tour on 23 September 2017. I remember the happy day very well, but I did have to lo… Read more