If you’re planning on doing the Ruby Slip Sew-Along you’ll be itching to know more about the materials you need – so let’s talk fabrics! (And if you haven’t downloaded your free pattern yet, here are the links!) Bodice Fabric: For the bodice you will need some lace or embroidered net with a pretty scalloped […]
Read MoreThis free pattern for the Ruby Slip is a special gift for all my blog readers! It has a gorgeous lace bodice and flattering bias cut skirt, and is easier to sew than it looks. Remember to download the instructions too, where you’ll find the sizing, yields, cutting and sewing instructions. I designed the pattern […]
Read MoreDoesn’t time fly? I can’t believe that I’ve reached my second blogoversary. I’m not really sure why I first started blogging – part of it was to rejuvenate my interest in photography, show off my latest knitting project, and share some recipes – the whole spectrum, lol! Can you believe my first post is three […]
Read MoreDo you love looking at vintage patterns? I do! Here are some that I’ve bought recently – in reverse chronological order: 1970’s Vogue Paris Original 2627 Molyneux, Misses DressMid-knee length dress has fitted bodice with bias front and dropped back waistline. Self or contrast bias notched collar, slightly flared skirt (no side seams) with bias […]
Read MoreAre you a “polyester snob”? Do you avoid any fabric that has the slightest amount of polyester in its content? I have to admit that I rarely buy polyester, but I do have some pieces that have made their way into my stash through other means! It is really uncomfortable to wear in our humid […]
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