Dresses
 A Moroccan-style maxi dress |
 Petrol Blue polka dot pretty |
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 A silky Marc Jacobs kimono |
 The Portlandia dress |
 A very wearable McCalls 2401 muslin |
 So long seersuckers! |
 The Joan Holloway dress |
 The Mad Men dress |
 Mists and mellow fruitfulness dress |
 Slouchy autumn berries dress |
 A vintage bedsheet Peony |
Tops
 Scout tee shirt |
 Tuck ‘n’ silk violet |
 Colette Violet |
 Another Colette Violet |
 Smock top in polka dot |
 A whale of a time blouse |
 Smock top in green |
 Bright eyes smock top |
Skirts
 Zen-im Beignet |
 Betty Blue Beignet |
 Casey’s circle skirt sewalong |
 Teal Ginger |
For the home
 How to make an apron with piping and pocket |
 Log cabin baby quilt |
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 A superior posterior pad |
Accessories and other
 The abundant felt corsage |
 Fabric Tales pyjamas |
 Robot bag |
I found your site yesterday! Fantastic! While I was googling images of smock tops I stumbled accross it! I’ve sent it to my sister (the seamtress) she thinks its wonderfl and VERY inspiring! I love the fabrics you’ve chosen, I’m a big fan of spots and dots!
Awh thank you Aileen! And welcome to you and your sister
Your outfits are BEAUTIFUL! So glad I found your blog!
I absolutely love the clothes you make (it makes me a little jealous that I am so incompetent with a sewing machine myself) and the 1950′s style to it all. Do you sell any of the things you make?
Thank you so much! No I just make for myself but I can highly recommend it. Just a bit of practice and you could be doing the same!
Ah, well that’s another thing that will have to go on my To Do list!
Wow, your makes are so beautiful. I’m really pleased I have found your blog. I love the Portlandia dress and Whale of a Time blouse in particular, the fabrics are gorgeous.
Thank you so much for dropping by!