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Whew… I cannot believe that it is already November!!!

I was able to test out one of the newest patterns for Petite Stitchery that released this week in their unwind collection. I tested out both the girls and babies for the cutest matchy sleep sets for my girls! The Thistle includes SO many options to create the ultimate sleep capsule that are perfect for warm summer nights! You can choose from a shorts romper, shorts and tank set or nightgown. There is an optional placket on all options and ruffle as well. The tank comes in regular or crop length and nightgown in dress or maxi length. The baby sizing runs from newborn to 24 months and the girls sizing runs from 2T to

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Guess what?! The Taffy Dress is officially released! I absolutely love the drop waist of this dress. The fit is seriously perfect. It has a nice relaxed fit that makes it not seem super dressy. You, of course, can dress it up, but I think it is the perfect casual dress! I did, however, lengthen where the drop waist hits by 2 inches , mainly for modesty coverage mormongirlproblems. I also lengthened the plain dress by 2 inches. The Taffy Dress also has this cute little gather in the sleeves! We even had some visitors from a few ducks!

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I already have been spring sewing since after Christmas, and Periwinkle was on my list to make soon. What better way to welcome the blossoms on the tree and the warm sun with this lovely dress. This purple dress was made for the final version in testing the Periwinkle. My oldest daughter loves this dress so much, she cried this afternoon while I handed it down to her sister. This style is a size two and the two tiered skirt. For Big Sister, I used a size four and added sort of a flounce to the bodice. To do this all i did was lay pattern piece down and then pinned, gathered and manipulated the fabric around all the nooks and crannies to get the desired affect that I was looking for.

Mixing patterns and bold colors is my style aphrodisiac. Jessica is a stunning brunette and I love her ability to mix trends with some gorgeous classic pieces. She also covers a lot of health and fitness on her blog with her regular Workout Wednesday posts. She makes wearing bell-bottomed jeans look easy and wears the 70s trend beautifully. My 9 to 5 job involves wearing a uniform which leaves very little room for sartorial expression! Monika has been a wonderful bloggy friend of mine for so long — she is super loyal and wonderfully enthusiastic. I am always amazed at her creativity. It began as an online resource to help those who are petite find clothes that fit well.

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St Petersburg stitch is something that I learnt before and then promptly forgot, much to my chargrin. So this time, I have drawn up a simple pictorial. This helps to understand and remember the construction of the St Petersburg stitch. Once you get the basic construction of St Petersburg stitch, then the variations you can ply on them will be pretty endless. Here are some samples. Because the stitch has tendency to curve towards bottom-turning beads , one can effectively use larger beads for the top-turning beads as per photo 2. As you can see, the St Petersburg Stitch has a natural tendency to curve downwards towards the bottom-turning beads.

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Published by aschildmeier. Your email address will not be published. I used the same hat pattern linked above in the newborn size and used all felt for his hat. Next, I sewed a leotard for my youngest daughter. As you can see from my capsule lay outs above I went a little extra sewing these up! I used the elastic waistband and pockets on this pair. While they are not difficult they are time intensive so be sure to allow yourself ample time to put these together carefully and properly. This way I can easily rip out the stitches after Halloween and he will have a super comfy pair of pants! Now, using new patterns for him is going to be a challenge because I have a couple of tried and true patterns that are our go-to for sweaters and things. I used the same size grading on her top with no issues at all. Our skill levels and project interests may vary, but our love of electronic PDF patterns are the same. All reviews and options are the those of the reviewer alone and they receive no compensation for their review.

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Loading Comments These are all a 10 oz weight with 4 way stretch which is a really nice weight without being too warm or too light. There are a couple of new things that I need for myself—pants, tops, everything. The woven straps in the back offer endless styling possibilities. Since this pattern is drafted for woven fabrics, I interfaced the knit outer pieces and used felt for the lining. These commissions help keep the lights on at Pattern Revolution and we appreciate all of our readers for using them to purchase when possible. We even had some visitors from a few ducks! One Thimble Issue 13 Release. I did slightly modify these wings to add wire into the top portion of the wings only to help retain their shape better as I used a thinner fabric than the pattern recommended. I used the Juliet pattern from Petite Stitchery for her leotard. She lucked out and got the ultimate in comfy attire with these. Browse Pattern Reviews. It has a nice relaxed fit that makes it not seem super dressy. The top also pairs great with high waisted jeans so I included photos of both to show the versatility!