Then I somehow misplaced part of the front of the shirt. Not sure how that happens. I *think* it was the "left over" part I thought I had and then cut up to use as cuffs on the sleeves.... Yeah... If I had a brain I just might be dangerous! LOL Anyway, I am using some of the green that I used on the May Flowers skirt for the other side of the front. I am going to attempt to cut out and sew some of the Green Lantern pieces to the solid green.... I'm ummmm...hopeful? LOL
Can I just say that I am DYING to get started on some of the vintage patterns I bought yesterday??? I already know exactly which one I will do first and what material I am going to use. LOL I may have to get it out of my system before I do my last skirt for the Crafterhour's Skirt Week contest.
Since I can't make anything NEW tonight I guess I can post some pics of past projects! LOL
I LOVE this one! This was made from a thrifted vintage sheet. My mom had one just like it when I was little. That made it extra special to me.
I knew I wanted to make something with a vintage feel to it and I was inspired somewhat by this dress by Olive Juice
Oooh!! Here are my owl PJs! So soft and comfy!! PJ pants are a great pace to start if you are new to sewing. They are simple to make.
Here's a tutorial for making them - Simple Pajama Pants Tutorial - You can adapt to make them adult size.
Here is c1 in an Easter Toile print that I got for a STEAL at Joann's.
I used the same idea for style as the nightgown from a vintage sheet. ;)
Here's a tutorial for it - Pillowcase Nightgowns & Free Tutorial.
c2's dino PJs
I made the shorts the same way that I make PJ pants. For the top I used one of c2's t-shirts as a guide.
Well, that's it for tonight, folks.... I think I might go add some more to my About Me section!
Hi there - looking forward to nosing around your blog! I adore the toile dress above!
ReplyDeleteThank you SOOOO much!! I <3 your blog! :)
ReplyDeleteNothin' better than PJs!! Cute prints :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for linking up at I Gotta Create!
<3 Christina
Thank you!! :)
ReplyDeleteI would love to try something like this.
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Thanks!! It was all fairly easy. You should give some of them a try! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting on Saturday Show and Tell. I hope you'll be back this week, and I hope you get that sewing machine fixed.
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Thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteNope.... It's still slightly possessed... SIGH...