Hi!
Days go by so fast and still no sewing! Instead I've spent hours upon hours of looking through my patterns, pattern magazines and trolling Pinterest for even more inspiration (like I need more...? I need
less! Don't know where to start...)
Anyway, since I promised little over a week ago (in my inspiration collages post,
here) I would share what fabrics and patterns are in the plans for spring, here goes!
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Grey, beige and brown with a hint of pink for skirts and pants. |
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Light, bright and cute cotton and polyester in stripes, florals and gingham for tops, shirts and dresses. |
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Pops of color and more luxe fabrics for even more tops and such. From top: black peachskin polyester, blue crepe georgette, hot pink silk charmeuse, bright red chiffon and then one more silk (that is much brighter orange irl than in the picture!) |
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Late 40s to 50s skirts. I also really want to make a more 1930s type of slim skirt and I have no pattern for that but I think I will make a pattern myself referencing some pattern envelopes and fashion plates from the period. |
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Adorable 1950s blouses! |
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Wide pants to wear at the office... patterns from early to late 1970s |
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And a dress maybe... don't really need anymore dresses but... yeah. I most of all want to make the McCall from 1949, love love love the look! |
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Also there's the pile of new and semi-new burda magazines... I think these are good for relaxed tops, patterns where I get to use stretch fabrics and some current ideas. |
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Aaaand of course the pile of old burda and neue mode magazines, the ones I've got span from 1969 to 1982 so lots of reat ideas there as well... |
You see why I can't decide where to start right?
Have a great week, hopefully next time I post I will actually have sewn something!
this all seems very familiar to me! I have the same problem, I find choosing something I really love and truly inspired by otherwise it just feels like an effort.
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