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You are here: Home / Curvy Patterns / Curvy Sewn: Your Creations for November

Curvy Sewn: Your Creations for November

December 4, 2016 by Mary Danielson Perry

Good afternoon, lovelies! Welcome to our Flickr Parade for November!curvy-sewn

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From left: Cashmerette Harrison Shirt by l33twave; Designer Stitch Gypsy Top by Cookin’ and Craftin’; Style Arc Elsie Overshirt by Cookin’ and Craftin’ (top); Eva Dress 1942 Two-Piece Dress by Always a Crafty Lady (bottom); Cashmerette Harrison Shirt by Elaine

blouses

From left: Cashmerette Harrison Shirt by ThinkingCapp; Hot Patterns Fast & Fabulous Draped Blouse; Itch to Stitch Bonn Shirt by Cookin’ and Craftin’; Butterick 6261 by Cecile

outerwear

From left: Paprika Patterns Jasper Sweater by Cookin’ and Craftin’, Decades of Style 1940’s Claremont Coat by Mrs. Hughes; Butterick 5689 by Living in Color (top); Butterick 6383 by Living in Color (bottom); Butterick 6244 by Rainy Day Parent; Closet Case Files Clare Coat by Ida Aida

loungewear

From left: Cashmerette Concord by Foxgloves and Thimbles; Cloth Habit Watson Bra, Ohhhlulu Burlesque Bottoms, and Bootstrap Fashion Kimono by Miss Zuri B

knittops

Clockwise from left: Cashmerette Concord Tee by Foxgloves and Thimbles; Cashmerette Concord Tee by Paisley; Blank Slate Tulip Top by GariChild; Simplicity 9873 by Living in Color

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From left: Seamwork Elmira Cardigan by Rhea; Cashmerette Concord Top by Rachel; Cashmerette Concord Top by Rhea

costumes

Costumes: Wonder Woman Colette Patterns Myrtle by Miss Zuri B

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From left: Moxie Patterns Verity Dress by Mrs. Hughes; Colette Patterns Wren Dress by Miss Zuri B; Seamwork Magazine Perry Dress by Clothing Hacker; Cashmerette Turner Dress by Cookin’ and Craftin’; Cashmerette Turner Dress by Elaine

knitdresses2

From left: McCall’s 7429 by GariChild; Cashmerette Turner Dress by Elaine; Cashmerette Turner Dress by Rachel; Cashmerette Turner Dress by Mrs. Hughes; Named Olivia Wrap Dress by Clothing Hacker

knitdresses3

From left: Cashmerette Turner Dress by Rachel; Butterick 5243 by Clothing Hacker; Cashmerette Turner Dress by Gold Pom Sew; Cashmerette Turner Dress by Rachel; Colette Moneta Dress by Always a Crafty Lady

bottoms

From left: Self-drafted Pleated Skirt and Simplicity 8243 by Mrs. Hughes; Bluegingerdoll Patterns Peggy Skirt by Show and Tell Meg; Style Arc Daisy Designer Pant by Cookin’ and Craftin’

accessories

Accessories: Jamie Christina Dalliance Gloves by R_typhina

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From left: McCall’s 7315 by GariChild; Made by Rae Washi Dress by Rainy Day Parent;  Cashmerette Turner Dress by Elaine; Simplicity 8349 by Living in Color

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From left: Colette Patterns Dahlia Dress by Always a Crafty Lady; McCall’s 7433 by Mrs. Hughes; Vogue 8825 by GariChild; Cashmerette Upton Dress by l33twave

Do you want to be a part of the fun, next month?  Join our Flickr group!

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Filed Under: Curvy Patterns, Flickr Roundup Tagged With: curvy inspiration, Flickr, flickr group, inspiration

About Mary Danielson Perry

Mary is a writer and academic from Waco, TX, as well as the co-founder of the Curvy Sewing Collective. Since 2010, she has written about plus size sewing on her personal blog, Idle Fancy, where she documents her love of floral fabrics, secret pajamas, and vintage silhouettes.

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  1. Weftage says

    January 7, 2017 at 4:35 pm

    I’d looked at Butterick 6261 in the catalog listings, but was afraid it might look too “maternity.” On the whole, I like Connie Crawford’s stuff, but I think her catalog photos often don’t do the pieces full justice. Cecile’s version is terrific! How nicely it skims the body, and how well it works with the dress! Off to buy the pattern now….

  2. Meg says

    December 4, 2016 at 9:18 pm

    So many gorgeous garments from talented women! Ha, methinks we need to get the CSC sewing some pants, though, huh?

  3. fat lady says

    December 4, 2016 at 5:18 pm

    What a very attractive, well-made and varied collection of garments – few, if any, shops could achieve this range and this quality – and none would do so with as much pleasure and aplomb!

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