Creamy fabric is a rough cotton- good for printing. Still working on some ideas!
Flower patter would make a brilliant skirt... also quite heavy....
Stretchy stretchy! Great dress.... or maybe soemthing funky for my little one?
More Jersey... only little meters for my little one. T-shirts, PJs and shorts all planned.
For me! Dress or a top- I was thinking maybe a wrap top... or wrap dress!
The grey is thick and stretchy and will catch dust like hell but will make warm easy trousers for my little one. The funky material I am in the middle of making two shirts. I am actually thinkin about stealing some for me. Damn nice material. Hope there is enough, I do only buy little amounts as one meter goes MILES when you are making t-shirts and clothes for little ones. Love it!
This is the point I am at. I used Ottobre magazine, the last two. I copied an envalope top section ment for a girls dress and then applied it to a t-shirt design. It works really well. The one thing I have learnt that help with envalope t-shirts...
- ALWAYS find where the original shoulder seam would be and mark it. It helps when you match the front and back to fit in the sleeves.
I saw this on another blog. Use washable felt pens for marking fabric. I am trying it out. I know this wont work on all fabrics but it makes it so much more acurate and faster than chalk. I feel if you sew well enough it shouldn't matter if the pen marks stain a little... right? Hmm, so testing it out.
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I love your pictures of fabric! Good luck with sewing!
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