One of my last projects of 2017 was this toddler quilted vest I made for my daughter. If it looks like a twin of sorts to my quilted coat, you’d be right! I had just enough of the leftover ombre fabric to make her this little quilted vest. elizabethmadethisElizabeth Farr is the writer behind the […]
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I’ve been talking about it for a long time now, and today is the day I get to show off my husband’s 10th Doctor Suit. For my first real ventures into cosplay, my Rose Tyler jacket and this suit have are really big undertakings. Little tiny nothing projects and organization tasks in my sewing room
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Periodically, I make a round of button-downs for my boys. I always use the same patterns in whatever size they happen to need for the moment, and I cut a lot of them and I sew them as quickly as I can. This year I needed to change up my pattern as they’ve outgrown
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My husband’s jacket is FINALLY done! Wouldn’t you know that the first and only garment I’ve ever sewn for him turned into the project that dragged itself out in grand fashion? I was tempted to put in a label like these ones from Sublime Stitching: Still, this Shelby Nallo Jacket turned out to be one
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Sewing for charity is a great way to use your sewing skills to help others. I’ve been making little items like zipper bags, and headbands for Operation Christmas Child for a few years now. I always love being able to add a little handmade something to the little shoebox gifts. Giving will bring you joy,
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