Seam 2 Rip

Jeffery has been after me to make tank tops for him for months!  I decided a prototype or two, would be a good thing to do.  The first was not quite right.  I think the second one,( the gray one,)  is  going to be closer to what he wants.  I threw in a pair of boxers, just because!

The first group of scarves turned out so nice, I made a few more. What a great way to get use of something that has been sitting idle for years. Not a bad use for a small amount of knit. Quarter yard or so, and whalaa!!!  An awesome, new, fabulous, fashion statement. (-;

I have many scarves, but I never wear them. They hang in the closet on a hanger. Well, I was thinking, if I transformed them into “Infinity” scarves, maybe I would wear them.  I tried it on one, and liked it so much, I did the same to two more!  I also used a piece of knit, to make one fresh for my daughter.  She is as pleased with the result, as I am.

The pj’s were such a hit, Tina asked me to make a hoody  of flannel, with the same characters, but different print. I had already customized a pattern for the jammies, so I only had to create a hood. Not hard to do. I had it completed pretty quickly, even with taking out some seams. So, I am pleased with the time frame, and the result. I think Isabella will be doing a “dance of joy”.  I hope so!

Kids clothes are fun to make, and look so cute!

I received a picture of Isabella in her new pj’s.  She seems very pleased!   I like a happy client.  (-;

Tina asked if I would make a pair of pj’s for her daughter Isabella,  using  her favorite fabric. Of course I will!  This fabric is so cute, I wish I had some to make a pair for myself. Ha!!!!

I have  some strawberry print fabric that has been in my collection for years!  I decided to make a 50’s style apron from a pattern, rather than a kit, like I did before. Nothing says 50’s, and apron, like edible prints!  Not sure why,  it just does.  I am pleased as punch with this apron. (-;

Tina purchased a couple of yards of licensed fleece over a year ago, with the hopes of making a robe for her husband. Well, that didn’t happen. Lucky for me, she contacted me via my sewing ad on Craigslist, asking for help with the project. I accepted, gladly. Two yards wasn’t quite enough to make a robe. I advised Tina to purchase a couple more yards of a contrasting fleece to make up the difference.

Four and a half yards of fleece, and a week later, whalah!!!   A robe has been born. I think it looks nice. I hope Bob likes it!