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| Collection of cotton interlock jersey ready to use |
It has been another busy week here - sadly, I can only tell you about the sewing I'ver done for myself rather than the Christmas presents. These lovely fabrics above came from
fabworks.co.uk. A company I heartily recommend.
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| Kwik Sew 2900 - first version |
The fabric for my blue top and the green one also arrived from Fabworks. Comfy fabrics, nice and warm. The first version was made exactly as the pattern. I found it a little too roomy and the neck rather lower than I like. So, the green one was made slightly differently with a seam allowance of half an inch rather than the quarter inch required by the pattern. I also doubled the height of the neck. I am much happier with this version.
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| Kwik Sew 2900 - version 2 |
So much so, that I am wearing it as I write this post. You might remember the knitted waistcoat and the skirt with the pockets which were made some time ago.
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| A me made day |
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| Another top waiting to be sewn |
Thi is now waiting for attention, but might have to wait until after Christmas before I can make a start. Another design found in the Love Sewing magazine, issue 34. The sweatshirt has a really interesting lace insert at the shoulder. The design comes from Anna Bruce at
Madeit Patterns. The fabrics come from Fabworks. A fleece backed sweatshirting and ribbed fabric.
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| A new cover for my overlocker |
The plastic cover for my overlocker fell apart recently. Using the bits as a pattern I replaced it with a bright and cheerful version made from a scrap of fabric in my stash. This is all that remains of some fabric used years back for beanbags used by my daughters.
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| My overlocker |
My overlocker is currently having a well earned rest before the next project - that sweatshirt. Unless someone needs something else making first.........
