Today is Mothers Day in the UK so I got some nice cards, and a lovely cushion from my DGD Alana
Alana also got mummy a nice cup with I love my Mummy on. Dad said that she helped to write the card too hmmmmmmmmmmm.
Alana has learned to crawl since last weekend - we are now having to Alana-proof the house.
Yesterday my D Mike had to go to help his son move into his new apartment so I had a day to get on with some sewing.
Now that spring has arrived, I decided to tackle that same old problem of creating a pair of trousers that I feel comfortable in. So back to my McCalls M5239 pattern that I used with Gill in my fitting class.
And here is the result.
Here the pocket and waistband has been top-stitched in white.
I used a nice white satin bias binding for the bottom edge of the waistband. To the right you can see a glimpse of leopard-print fabric that I am going to use for a blouse and the lining for the jacket. I also have some shoes that match the leopard print exactly.
I decided that I wanted a placket front for the zipper so I found a pattern with this feature and added to my McCalls pattern.
I am using another old Palmer Pletch pattern again to make a long jacket to go with these pants - more about that in a future blog.
Alana also got mummy a nice cup with I love my Mummy on. Dad said that she helped to write the card too hmmmmmmmmmmm.
Alana has learned to crawl since last weekend - we are now having to Alana-proof the house.
Yesterday my D Mike had to go to help his son move into his new apartment so I had a day to get on with some sewing.
Now that spring has arrived, I decided to tackle that same old problem of creating a pair of trousers that I feel comfortable in. So back to my McCalls M5239 pattern that I used with Gill in my fitting class.
And here is the result.
Here the pocket and waistband has been top-stitched in white.
I used a nice white satin bias binding for the bottom edge of the waistband. To the right you can see a glimpse of leopard-print fabric that I am going to use for a blouse and the lining for the jacket. I also have some shoes that match the leopard print exactly.
I decided that I wanted a placket front for the zipper so I found a pattern with this feature and added to my McCalls pattern.
I am using another old Palmer Pletch pattern again to make a long jacket to go with these pants - more about that in a future blog.
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