Hello and welcome to our July Flickr Parade!
Once again, I’m amazed and inspired by all of the unique garments sewn by the lovely ladies in our community! I continue to find new patterns and ways to sew them. I often think that our ladies create fashions that are more beautiful and interesting than the pattern samples.
clockwise from top left: Colette Moneta and BlueGingerDoll Violet mashup dress by craftastrophies; Ottobre 2/2015 dress by Clothing Hacker; Butterick 6206 by Angie; Burda 6974 by Angie; Colette Moneta by chrichrimano
top row: by Angie; altered Nap Time Creations tank dress by Kelley; Milchmonster Toni bodice and Kitschy Coo Lady Skater skirt mashup by Morven’s Handmades / bottom row: Greenstyle Creations Laurel by Clothing Hacker; Christine Haynes Marianne by Cookin’ and Craftin‘; Simplicity 1358 by Small Seams
clockwise from top left: Vogue 8379 by Verschwenderisch ; Christine Haynes Marianne by Mrs. Hughes; Colette Moneta by Nita Dances; dress by Angie; McCall’s 7186 by Angie
clockwise from top left: Japanese Pocharri Girls sewing book jumpsuit by Verschwenderisch; By Hand London Anna bodice and Holly jumpsuit mashup by Sew Exhausted; Butterick 6206 by Cookin’ and Craftin‘; Style Arc Barb pants by goldpom
top row: Bravo Bella Bravo bra by Monseratt; Bra Makers Supply Classic Full Band Bra by Monseratt. bottom row: Robe from And Sew to Bed by chrichrimano; Sailor Mercury bra by Sew Pretty in Pink
clockwise from left: True Bias Hudson joggers by Cookin’ and Craftin’; Colette Seamwork Nantucket shorts by goldpom; Colette Seamwork Nantucket shorts by R_Typhina
Seamstress Erin Designs Nautilus Swimsuit by Elaine
clockwise from top left: Maria Denmark Kimono Tee by Pollinators on the Brain; Colette Seamwork Aurora by Pollinators on the Brain; Maria Denmark Kimono tee by Das Rote Haus; Maria Denmark Kimono tee by Pollinators on the Brain
from left: Muse Jenna Cardi by Mrs. Hughes; Kwik Sew 3801 by Two Little Banshees
clockwise from top left: McCall’s 7093 by Cookin’ and Craftin; True Bias Sutton by Mrs. Hughes; Made by Rae Beatrix by Cookin” and Craftin‘; True Bias Southport tank by Pudge and Nico; McCall’s 7093 by Rainy Day Sewing; The Great British Sewing Bee Fashion with Fabric button back blouse by Harmony Through Imperfection; Marilla Walker Maya by Cookin’ and Craftin‘ ; Liesl and Co. Gallery tunic by Sewing in the Shade
clockwise from left: self drafted pencil skirt by Small Seams; Knipmode top and Colette Mabel skirt by Foxgloves and Thimbles; self-drafted circle skirt by chrichrimano; Ottobre 5/12 Aztek skirt by Prolific Project Starter; Simplicity 1541 skirt by Angie; Craftsy Sewing With Knits by R_Typhina ; self drafted pencil skirt by chrichrimano
clockwise from top left: True Bias Southport by Pudge and Nico; Les Fusettes Zelie by clopiano; Colette Hazel by Stitchy Squirrel; Colette Seamwork Adelaide by clopiano; Blank Slate Marigold by happilycaffeinated; Christine Haynes Emery dress by The Polka Dot Infinity Room
clockwise from top left: Republique du Chiffon Brigitte by clopiano; Burda 7494 by gold pom; Simplicity 1803 bodice and Colette Hawthorne skirt mashup by Morven’s Handmades; Tilly and the Buttons Bettine by Cookin’ and Craftin‘; Butterick 6053 by Rainy Day Sewing; Modes et Traveux Vintage Wrap Dress by Harmony Through Imperfection
clockwise from top left: altered McCall’s 6890 by Mrs. Hughes; Tilly and the Buttons Bettine by Cookin’ and Craftin‘; McCall’s 6696 by craftastrophies ; By Hand London Anna by Cookin’ and Craftin‘; Simplicity 1419 by Mrs. Hughes; Roi So Patterns Ada dress by Verschwenderisch
from left: stoff og still hooded fleece sweater by chrichrimno; Burda 8160 by Two Little Banshees
Decades of Style Hazel’s Frock by Mimi
from left: J.P. Ryan 18th Century Jacket by Mimi; J.P. Ryan Robe a l”Anglaise by Mimi
And look at gorgeous Andie’s beautiful wedding dress!
Congratulations to the happy couple!
McCall’s 7084 by Sew Pretty in Pink
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Always in awe of the great creations! I agree with Michelle Rose too, so much talented sewist!
I never fail to be inspired by the creations of the ladies featured here, and I really love the way it’s laid out Tanya because it makes it easier to find pattern suggestions for the type of garment I’m wanting to make next. Well done everyone!x
I enjoy these posts every month! thank you!
Didn’t have enough time for sewing in July. But I’ll hope in August! Many fantastic projects!
Wow! So much inspiration! (Furiously writing down pattern numbers) You ladies have sold me on knits starting with the Moneta!
Thanks for the round up, I always find such great inspiration here!
Gorgeous and talented ladies! Congratulations, Andie!
Thanks, Meg! 😀
All lovely, and congratulations Andie!
Very, very nice! Great work ladies!
We are quite the talented bunch!
Some amazing garments. Thank you for posting. So nice to see how patterns really fit real women.
Great work ladies!