make your own clothes – Time To Craft

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Pins and scissors are out again

Thursday 28 May, 2020Thursday 28 May, 2020 Craft Mother 4 Comments craft therapy, handmade clothes for women, make your own clothes

It seems that the combination of spring and lockdown, this year, killed my crafting mojo. It just went. Even at

Leafy cardigan, Sirdar 9428

Friday 10 August, 2018Thursday 25 October, 2018 Craft Mother 2 Comments craft activities inspired by nature, handmade clothes for women, make your own clothes

Hello again. Seems like a while since I’ve written a post. No apologies. Half way through the summer holidays and

I made a Cleo

Tuesday 6 February, 2018Sunday 8 November, 2020 Craft Mother 22 Comments dressmaking for yourself, handmade clothes for women, make your own clothes

I’ve done it. I made something for me. Little dance of joy. It has been a while. This is my

McCall 9251 – handmade summer dress for me

Tuesday 30 May, 2017Monday 4 February, 2019 Craft Mother 3 Comments dress pattern, dressmaking for yourself, dressmaking pattern review, handmade clothes for women, make your own clothes, making your own clothes

I may be speeding up with my sewing projects. It took me a week of squeezing an hour, here and

Buttons and bobbin tunic

Thursday 12 May, 2016Monday 25 January, 2021 Craft Mother 6 Comments handmade clothes for women, make your own clothes, new look 6808

One orange tunic finished. For me. I can’t remember if it was the pattern or the fabric that I fell

Pyjamas – McCall’s 4244

Sunday 28 February, 2016Monday 7 January, 2019 Craft Mother 4 Comments handmade pyjamas, homemade clothes for men, make your own clothes, McCall's 4244, sewing for men

Yesterday, the sun was streaming through my sewing room’s windows and for the first time this year, I felt the

Hee, hee – a new handmade blouse for me

Wednesday 10 June, 2015Saturday 9 September, 2017 Craft Mother 4 Comments handmade clothes for women, make your own clothes, pattern review

When I finish sewing a project I always have mixed feelings. On one hand, I’m jumping with joy. At last

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