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Guess what?! The Taffy Dress is officially released! I absolutely love the drop waist of this dress.

Hello there! Our team picked several of the patterns out of their just released Fall collection and they could not be cuter! Rachel paired the Sparrow Peplum Tunic with the Fawn Leggings for this perfect for fall and winter outfit. Our team loved their looks and we hope you do too! You can check out the other patterns in the Fall Collection here.

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Whew… I cannot believe that it is already November!!! The end of the year is here and while this year has been pretty incredible, sis is ready for a break from it all. But before we do that, I think we should celebrate this month by declaring it new sewing pattern November. And yes, this post is going live a week into November because my husband and I were caught up in some mysterious sickness last week so I did absolutely nothing. There are a couple of new things that I need for myself—pants, tops, everything. I also have some things that I need to make for my husband too. Now, using new patterns for him is going to be a challenge because I have a couple of tried and true patterns that are our go-to for sweaters and things. My fave is the Basic Tee from Patterns for Pirates. But my friend Julian from Julian Creates has given me some good suggestions and his patterns from KnowMe are also on the table for the new sewing pattern November project. Ok now I typically do NOT sew holiday decor or gifts or any of that. We love using bowls and having soup and hate burning our hands so I think that bowl cozies are in order.

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I already have been spring sewing since after Christmas, and Periwinkle was on my list to make soon. What better way to welcome the blossoms on the tree and the warm sun with this lovely dress. This purple dress was made for the final version in testing the Periwinkle. My oldest daughter loves this dress so much, she cried this afternoon while I handed it down to her sister. This style is a size two and the two tiered skirt. For Big Sister, I used a size four and added sort of a flounce to the bodice. To do this all i did was lay pattern piece down and then pinned, gathered and manipulated the fabric around all the nooks and crannies to get the desired affect that I was looking for.

Mixing patterns and bold colors is my style aphrodisiac. Jessica is a stunning brunette and I love her ability to mix trends with some gorgeous classic pieces. She also covers a lot of health and fitness on her blog with her regular Workout Wednesday posts. She makes wearing bell-bottomed jeans look easy and wears the 70s trend beautifully. My 9 to 5 job involves wearing a uniform which leaves very little room for sartorial expression! Monika has been a wonderful bloggy friend of mine for so long — she is super loyal and wonderfully enthusiastic. I am always amazed at her creativity. It began as an online resource to help those who are petite find clothes that fit well.

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St Petersburg stitch is something that I learnt before and then promptly forgot, much to my chargrin. So this time, I have drawn up a simple pictorial. This helps to understand and remember the construction of the St Petersburg stitch. Once you get the basic construction of St Petersburg stitch, then the variations you can ply on them will be pretty endless. Here are some samples.

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This pattern also includes a free tutu with it so I used the waistband that was included but modified the tulle for hers. Sign me up. She decided to be our unicorn of the group. Now, using new patterns for him is going to be a challenge because I have a couple of tried and true patterns that are our go-to for sweaters and things. I found the most gorgeous embossed jacquard knit on sale from Surge Fabrics that made the perfect twirly dress. Comment Reblog Subscribe Subscribed. Our team loved their looks and we hope you do too! Petite Stitchery just released four new patterns in their lounge collection and they are so comfy! I simply measured how wide and tall I needed the bib to be while wearing the pants and attached them to the waistband. Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Next, I sewed a leotard for my youngest daughter. Browse Pattern Reviews. We love using bowls and having soup and hate burning our hands so I think that bowl cozies are in order. I paired it with a ribbed sweater knit also from Knitpop this time in a regular long sleeve with simple v-neck and tunic length.

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This mask is available in adult, child and doll sizing and has a traditional or cat ear shape. Once I adjusted the back elastic the romper fit her perfectly and is just so flattering on her! There are a couple of new things that I need for myself—pants, tops, everything. The fit is seriously perfect. I used the same hat pattern linked above in the newborn size and used all felt for his hat. For her costume I wanted to create pieces that were perfect for everyday wear as well because sadly she is too old for the dress up phase now. I found some amazing burgundy stretch lace on clearance and layered this over a burgundy ponte I had on hand which happened to be a near perfect match for her leotard. Sign me up. But before we do that, I think we should celebrate this month by declaring it new sewing pattern November. First, my youngest is a princess obsessed little one and wanted Princess Peach of course!