I'm back! Whew, it's fun to go on vacation, but really great to be home, ya know? Anyway, I'm trying to get caught up on all my bills/phone calls/emails/blog posts/patternreview.com posts/laundry/groceries/yard/etc., etc. I'm hoping to post some vacation pics for anyone interested in the next few days.
Here are the patterns that caught my eye from this month's Burda. Someone mentioned that this was a sleeper issue (I think it was Angie?) and I have to agree. There's not a whole bunch I think I'll make, although that's a good thing because sometimes I feel overwhelmed by all the great designs I want to sew.
Here's top 102, my favorite from the issue, and looks like it'll be a favorite by many of you as well. I'm certain someone will whip this up and post it any day now. I just love the pleating along the front and waist inset.
I think this wrap skirt 104 just darling, especially in the stripe they've made it up in.
Dress 115 is very simple. I love the cut out in the back and think it will make a great pool cover-up.
That's it! Unless I get inspired by one of you. I do like top 113 but don't see it staying up on me. Okay, I'm off to sleep in my own bed for the first time in 2 weeks. Goodnight!
Welcome back! I agree the June issue doesn't excite me too much either, but I haven't even started on May's yet so thats OK. I like skirt 103 (just a different view of the one you picked) and maybe dress 128 for now, but often patterns take a while to grow on me.
ReplyDeleteWe might share a brain. I *just* posted about that #102 top. I made it yesterday. Unfortunately, the fabric wasn't helping so it'll be a wadder. I am planning on doing it again.
ReplyDeleteThose are the exact patterns I thought I would try and make for my daughter. But first things first have to finish her sisters wedding dress. I started a blog come take a look if you have a minute.
ReplyDeleteGlad you're back! I have been reading your blog for a few weeks now and love all of your work. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteThat "hole" dress is wonderfully classic and cute. I bet it would look great on you.
ReplyDeleteI look forward to your BWOF pics. I agree that this June issue does not have a lot to offer. Also, I agree that it's a good thing as I, also, have lots of design ideas in process. I do like top 102 and might do that one. Welcome back!
ReplyDeleteWelcome back, Amanda. I agree whole heartedly about the new BWOF issue. Not a whole lot of excitement in that one. I too like the picks you've chosen. I would add only one other design - #120, bermuda shorts. I do LOVE the cocktail dress #116, but am not petite/half size (bummer).
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ReplyDeleteWelcome back!
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog, your sewing is wonderful and to die for. You are in SA, I am in Yorktown, about 1 hour from South SA (near Cuero). My blog is www.adventuresbabysewing.blogspot.com. Nice to "meet" you.
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