I love this pattern and I love this fabric.
I made just a couple more minor modifications from my first Darling Ranges dress. I slimmed the sleeves down a little and raised the waist seam about…
Those trousers are just awesome – you must be so happy
I love this – I’ve been sitting on this pattern for years but never made it. I think you’ve just …
A wonderful dress. I love the style soooooo much!
Made with Liberty Lantana – wool/cotton blend. Perfect for winter. More info on my < http://littlebettydesigns.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/darling-r…
Style 2130 (c.1978) is an eight gored, flared skirt with waistband. I made mine with navy ponte, so omitted the zipper and ran some elastic in the waistband instead.
I love this skirt. The fabri…
Easy to make and easy to wear.
Made with a cotton sateen from Spotlight that has been maturing in my stash for well over a year. I used self covered buttons that I picked up from the Op Shop for…
Made with Vogue 1236 and lovely Liberty from their past Autumn collection called Velvet Love Leaf.
Such a simple and easy to wear dress. I love it!
The only changes made, was to slightly resh…
This dress came together so quickly and I really enjoyed making it
It hugs in all the right places and has enough ease in others for comfort and walking.
I cut a mix of sizes – 6 bust, 10 wai…
Looks great. Love the fabric choice
Let me introduce you to my first Rooibos dress by Colette patterns. I’m so very happy with this dress, I’m sure it won’t be the last.
I love the finish, the style, the fabric, the Liberty piping…
Yes, I used a roll hem on my serger. It’s too quick and neat not too! :)
The fabric is a lovely, light, gauzy cotton purchased from The Fabric Store. The pattern including the flounce, was drafted by me, which makes this dress even more satisfying.
The elastic waist …
Made with a Japanese lawn from Spotlight. I purchased 2.5 meters to make this dress, as the collar tie is cut on the bias, and I used almost all of it, mostly because my crappy mistakes meant I had…
Just a simple dress. Mostly for wearing around the house, but I think it’s cute.
The bodice was modified from Burda dress with gathered rectangle skirt and cap sleeves from 02/2011, which I’ve m…
Based on Burda 06/2010 ruffle skirt #121, made with cotton fabric from Tessuti.
To make my variation of this pattern, I used only two flounces and changed them to 3/4 circles, rather than the Bu…
Butterick 4617 c1970 – “One one main pattern piece. No zipper, no darts, no buttons, not snaps. Just slip it on, wrap and tie, and you’re all set to go!”
No lies here, this skirt was super quick…
Based on the tiny pocket tank pattern by Grainline.
Made with Liberty.
I trimmed the bottom and drafted a flounce.
Three little white buttons complete the look.
Perfect for summer.
M…
This white dress is based on Burda dress #118 from 06/2010, though I have modified it heavily. I took the princess seam bodice from this pattern, added a waistband, then attached a skirt with pocke…
I love this pattern.
I faced the waistband and hem in paisley quilting cotton from my stash. I used a side lapped zipper, rather than invisible one, as the fabric is a quite heavy.
I love t…
Super slim, cigarette style cropped pants. Made from thick stretch cotton drill. I added belt loops and inserted a side lapped zipper, as I was a little worried about how an invisible zipper would …
These jeans are based on Burda 8/2009 #127. I made a few modifications to the pattern, including increasing the back rise to fit, reducing the back yoke a little, omitting the front pockets and add…
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