Hello there! Welcome to our Flickr Parade for December!
In December, the CSC Flickr group waved goodbye to 2015 with some gorgeous garments!
Clockwise from Left: Sewaholic Renfrew/Deer-and-Doe Plantain by Show and Tell Meg; Refashioned Renfrew/Plantain by Show and Tell Meg; Burda/Deer-and-Doe Plantain Sweater by Foxgloves & Thimbles; Deer-and-Doe Plantain by Show and Tell Meg
From Left: Neptune Tee by AbbeyDabbles; T-shirt refashion by Sews N Bows; Washington Dress pattern hack by Elaine; Washington Dress tunic by Elaine; Boho t-shirt refashion by Sews N Bows
Gasparine Patterns Miss Paulette Blouse by CloPiano; Liesl + Co Gallery Tunic by Cookin’ and Craftin’
Clockwise from Left: Kirsten Kimono Tee & self-drafted skirt by Craftastrophies; Tilly & the Buttons Arielle Skirt Hack by Cashmerette; Knipmode A-line skirt by Foxgloves and Thimbles; Self-drafted pleated skirt by ChriChrimano
From Left: Vogue 1467 Pea Coat by She Seams; Tamarack Jacket by Cookin’ and Craftin’; McCall’s 5525 Trenchcoat by Cashmerette; Vogue 8779 Marcy Tilton Knit Jacket by ThinkingCapp
From Left: Grainline Morris Blazer by Sewn From the Heart; Indygo Junction 5-Way Wrap by Sews N Bows; Grainline Morris Blazer by Sewn From the Heart
From Left: Drops Knitted Sweater by ChriChrimano; Colette Oslo Cardigan by KnitMo; Muse Jenna Cardigan by KnitMo; Rosa Rosa Elena Sweater by Rosi Rund; Ottobre Hoodie by Sweet Alchemy
From Left: Blank Slate Marigold Dress by Abbey Dabbles; Simplicity 1459 by Craftastrophies; Colette Hawthorn Dress by Rosi Rund; Sewaholic Nicola by Letters from Wetville
From Left: Pauline Alice Xerea Dress by CloPiano; Christine Haynes Sylvie Dress by Cookin’ and Craftin’; Butterick 5880 by Busy Lizzie in Brizzy; Butterick 5211 by Kate Henderson
Truly Victorian 1898 Flared Skirt and Butterick 3417 by Always a Crafty Lady.
Infinity scarves by ChriChrimano; Overnight bag by ChriChrimano
From Left: Ginger Jeans by Pudge and Nico; Birkin Flare Jeans by Cookin’ and Craftin’; Schnittmuster Girlfriend Pants by Rosi Rund; Style Arc Ebony Woven Pant by Cookin’ and Craftin’
Sewaholic Pacific Leggings by Jennifer Blakeley
Clockwise from Left: Colette Laurel by Rosi Rund; Ottobre 2/2015 Dress by Clothing Hacker; Sew Straight and Gather Uptown/Downtown Dress by Clothing Hacker; Kitschy Coo Lady Skater by Clothing Hacker; La Maison Victor Harriet Dress by Make Think Go; Kitschy Coo Lady Skater by Clothing Hacker; Milchmonster Toni-Kleid Dress by Jennifer Blakeley
From Left: Cashmerette Appleton Dress by Cashmerette; Colette Wren Dress by Tanya; Cashmerette Appleton Dress by Sewn From the Heart; Cashmerette Appleton Dress by KnitMo; Cashmerette Appleton Dress by Cashmerette
As you might expect, we had a ton of beautiful Washington Dresses, this month. Debbie, of Sewn From the Heart, was the queen of Washingtons, however, making six gorgeous versions (and one Lady Skater that snuck into the Washington Collage). Amazing work, Debbie!
From Left: Kitschy Coo Lady Skater Dress by Sewn From the Heart; Black & White Cashmerette Washington Dress by Sewn From the Heart; Red Cashmerette Washington Dress by Sewn From the Heart
From Left: Pink Cashmerette Washington Dress by Sewn From the Heart; Teal Cashmerette Washington Dress by Sewn From the Heart; Floral Cashmerette Washington Dress by Sewn From the Heart; Shades of Blue Cashmerette Washington Dress by Sewn From the Heart
Clockwise from Left: Cashmerette Washington Dress by Cookin’ and Craftin’; Cashmerette Washington Dress by Claire Marks; Cashmerette Washington Dress Hack by Always a Crafty Lady; Cashmerette Washington Dress by Always a Crafty Lady
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So many gorgeous ladies and handmade pieces, as usual!
Thank you for including my makes!! I love seeing what ve fine is making:)
I just scrolled thru the Me Mades above. Not to be critical but thinking what might work for me etc. A couple of mental notes: 1) Vertical lines are very important! Vertical, as in patterns, style lines, accessories, zippers, V necks. The one photo shows effective use of a small v shaped scarf as counterpoint to a round neckline 2) a pattern or special feature or dominant color brings the eye to that area. sometimes you want that; sometimes you don’t. A really important concept I observed for myself — stand up tall, look confident convey energy, smile. Again, these were just “notes to self” Thanks, ladies.
I always love to see what everyone has made – especially seeing different versions of the same pattern. How they have taken a pattern and made it their own is inspiring and provoking. Besides learning great tips, this is my favourite aspect of reading sewing blogs!