I did a huge cut out session at the beginning of the month for almost everyone in the family; much of it is from very deep stash, some of it very precious too.
Some of the photos aren't great, unfortunately I seem to be the only one in the family who can get my cell phone camera to focus correctly!
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T-shirt and shorts for youngest. The t-shirt is fairly new stash, probably only a couple of months old, the shorts are from deep enough stash that it's probably as old as the kid wearing it. Patterns were 11th Hour Gear T from New Horizons Designs and a Burda shorts pattern (mens size); 1m of each fabric |
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Laneway Dress take 2, fits much better but it hasn't been warm enough to wear. 3m of month old stash, super special! |
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A sweatshirt using Burda 6602 for youngest, fabric is terry sweatshirting (cotton) and once again very deep stash; 1.6m used |
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Peached poly or tencel, not sure which. Very deep stash again and I used Simplicity 2058 using 3m |
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Detail of the stitch pattern on the waist and hem; love this. |
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This is the Merryweather Dress from Stitch Upon A Time Patterns, using a stretch fabric, probably cotton from deep stash. 2.5m total used. |
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Vest for youngest using precious Malden Mills fleece from deep stash, total of 1.25m using 2 colours since I didn't have enough of either. Pattern is New Look 6251 |
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despite the expression he loves it. |
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and for elder brother we have the same pattern in a different polar fleece from deep stash, don't think this is MM though. He's been wearing it ever since it came off the machine. Also 1.25m used. |
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And my version of the same pattern again, mine has sleeves and is using deep stash precious Malden Mills fleece too. |
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And last but not least 3m of merino from younger stash went into the Wrapped Cardigan from Seamly Patterns (only available through Indiesew.com |
I'm also working on a wheat bag for my neck, but I've run out of the filling so no photo of that till later.
2 comments:
Wow! you've been busy!
I've seen several versions of the Laneway dress popping up and it looks like a lovely design. I'm glad you've gotten yours to fit!
Great finishes. And it's such a good feeling to use stuff in the stash.
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