A blog that I enjoy reading is Smiles Go With Everything. Diana is a newly graduated librarian (my dream job!) who also lives in The South and has a similar polished yet casual style that I admire. I purchased this bag on Etsy that she featured in a recent post. I love it, but secretly wish I'd gotten it in blue.
She has a list that she keeps called 2010 Wardrobe Gaps List. This helps her keep her shopping focused and on budget (another of her projects). I think this is a great idea. I don't like to shop for clothing much, but I do have a list of projects that I'd like to sew. Some are based on fabric/patterns that I've stashed and others are from trends lists such as Angie's list on You Look Fab. So as I was cleaning up from my wardrobe sewing marathon, I pulled together this list of projects to sew for spring/summer 2010 (in no particular order):
- dark denim pencil skirt - M5429 - need fabric
- white jeans - M5894 - need fabric
- inverted pleat skirt - OOP B3155 - olive stretch twill
- rouched waisted top - OOP B4914 - pink floral print jersey
- striped shirt - OOP B3344 - black and blue striped mesh knit
- casual knit top - S2690 - abstract floral print jersey
- knit skirt - OOP S4237 or B5101 - navy jersey
- six gore skirt - S5914 - large print black and white floral
- knit dress - S2443 - navy doubleknit
- denim shirt - M6035 - need fabric
- white jacket - not sure what pattern - need fabric
- another knit dress - either M6109 or M6112 - need pattern and fabric
- vintage pajamas - in progress
"utilitarian" jacket (military or safari)- completed- something lilac - (see #16) or coral - (see #14)
- a lacy shawl/scarf (such as the one below)
- vintage-style apron - such as S3544 - need pattern and fabric
- floaty top - S3751 - navy eyelet - need pattern and fabric
This is an ambitious list, but will add many wonderful pieces to my wardrobe. Oh, and I'll probably sew a few things for the children. They need clothes, too, right?
Ohh, is there a link to that beautiful scarf? I'd love to see a pattern for that!
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Amy - Here's a link for the scarf pattern. I've never knitted lace before, but I want to try. http://www.knitty.com/ISSUEsummer08/PATTseascape.html
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