Category Archives: clothing I sewed something last month! Around here I’m all banjo and ukulele practice all the time now, so pulling myself away for other hobbies is hard! When I saw this cute Boho Baby Romper pattern by See Kate Sew on pinterest a couple of months ago, though, I knew my adorable niece needed it for […]  If you have an elementary school student, you are no doubt aware that March 2nd is Dr Seuss’s birthday. I have long planned to use the leftovers from my nieces’ baby quilts (link) for a Analise patchwork skirt from Portabella Pixie for Ellie to wear during the Dr Seuss festivities (which were limited to one […]  I wanted to make my nieces dresses for their birthday this summer, and decided that I wanted to make a matching dress for Ellie, too. I decided on my all time favorite fabric lines, Children at Play by Sarah Jane. For Ellie I knew I’d make another geranium dress. For the girls I settled on […]  It’s probably safe to say that I’m a little obsessed about the geranium dress pattern from Made by Rae. This is my third geranium dress, and maybe my favorite. I love this gardening fabric line from Dinara Mirtalipova! I think that adding piping to the dress is the most important step. I use this tutorial. […]  This is the dress so nice I made it twice. In both a true and not so true sense. I loved Ellie’s first Geranium, so I decided to make another one as a top. As I added the skirt to the bodice it seemed short, but I trusted the pattern and carried on. All was […]  There are a lot of raglan top patterns out there, and the Lane Raglan by Hey June Handmade is one that gets a lot of rave reviews. Having made two Lindens, I was interested to see how the Lane pattern differed. While the Linden pattern is made to be a boxy sweatshirt, the Lane reglan […] |
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