Hi folks.
Yes I know this space has been quiet but I am getting back in the groove.
The last month or so has been very busy. I am back teaching two online courses for the university this summer, and after having been away from it for a while now, that has meant re building the courses.
I have also been doing the proofs for my next book, Stressfree sewing solutions, due out in August. That book was my pandemic project.
I have also just released a second video in my knits series, this one on more advanced techniques, including an easy way to do a foolproof polo knit type placket that I worked up lately. I am pretty pleased with how easy this technique is. I will be interested in some feedback on it.
And of course I have been sewing.
I made a couple of skirts for my sister who has major cabin fever in Ontario, three pairs of maternity pants and two dresses for my niece, sweatshirts for my son-in-law, and a few things for myself.
I did a guest post on the Fabricville blog on sewing with bamboo, and you can read that here.
Here, randomly, are some pictures of what I made for myself this last month:
A golf shirt made with my new method and a skort from Jalie
7 comments:
Just because you're quiet doesn't mean you aren't sewing as proved by this post! I laughed out loud at the "knowing better" about the apron. That's me time after time! Can't wait to hear about your new book!
thank you so much, Barbara! Love the style on you, and the colour. You look great! I am printing, as have been too 'scared' to cut any of my 'mystery' knits from the Garment District (and a box of off cuts). I seriously suspect them to be bamboo. Cathie, near Montreal!
I’ve been eyeing that skort pattern for awhile, I think the skirt is underrated, especially in hot weather. How much length did you add? The pattern envelope makes it look positively skimpy—but not on you.
I agree regarding Tessuti construction techniques. I've learned many construction methods that I routinely apply to non-
Tessuti projects.
Cynthia I am tall and added about 3"
Your cat is hilarious. She's thinking, "Who cares about sewing accomplishments when there are dangling things to torment?" Bwah, ha, ha!
Beautiful
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