We sure do love our Monetas here at the CSC, don’t we?
[top: lace Moneta dress from Foxgloves & Thimbles; red Moneta from Small Seams] [bottom: black Moneta from Cookin’ & Craftin’; kelly green Moneta from Mrs. Hughes; navy Moneta from Bread Mama]
Whether they’re solids or prints.
[top: floral frenzy Moneta from Foxgloves & Thimbles; retro print Moneta by Sew All the Things] [bottom: Moneta maxi by Cashmerette; black peony Moneta by Mrs. Hughes]
And our Myrtles!
[left: watercolor Myrtle by Mema] [right, top: rayon roses Myrtle by Cookin’ & Craftin‘; bottom: teal Myrtle by Mrs. Hughes]
And our Lady Skaters!
[left: camoflage Lady Skater by U & Mii; right: Lady Skater hack by Busy Lizzie in Brizzy]
There sure are some beautiful separates that the CSC ladies have sewn lately!
[top: cream lace Cake Patterns “The Tee” by Bread Mama; green Style Arc Belinda top by Fiona; Style Arc Maggie by Bread Mama] [bottom: Tilly & the Buttons Mimi blouse by Docksjo; Style Arc Creative Cate by Fiona; Gertie bow-tie blouse and self-drafted skirt by Tracy]
[left to right: Colette Mabel skirt and refashioned top by Foxgloves & Thimbles; Jennifer Lauren Vintage Bronte top and BlueGingerDoll Peggy skirt by Mrs. Hughes; Flirting the Issue skirt by Nita Dances; print skirt by Angie; yellow BlueGingerDoll Peggy skirt by Mrs. Hughes]
And some sporty activewear!
[left to right: True Bias Hudson pants by Busy Lizzie in Brizzie; Closet Case Files Bombshell swimsuit by Sew All the Things; Copelia Cardi by Papercut and Prefontaine shorts from Perfect Pattern Parcel #3 by Docksjo]
And retro inspiration!
[left to right: Past Patterns 503 1920’s dress by Mimi; Retro Butterick 5708 1950’s dress by Mrs. Hughes; Katy & Laney Tap Shorts by Pudge and Nico]
And, of course, we sure do love our dresses!
[top: McCalls chevron stripe dress by Angie; zebra stripe dress by Angie; striped Colette Hazel by Mimi] [bottom: vintage New Look 6510 by Nita Dances; striped Vogue 8904 by Cookin’ and Craftin’; Oonapalooza wrap dress by Cashmerette]
Whether they’re geometrics and stripes or flirty florals!
[left to right: The Japanese Blue Ginger Doll Winifred dress by U and Mii; hedgehog floral McCall 6887 by Pudge and Nico; Tilly & the Buttons Megan dress by Cookin’ & Craftin‘; Mccall 6754 Rocker dress by Sew all the Things]
Or fun prints!
[left to right: April Rhodes Staple Dress by Small Seams; deviled egg Christine Haynes Emery by Pudge and Nico; Burda polka dot maxi dress by Morven’s Handmade]
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What a great collection of makes! Thanks so much for featuring me 🙂
Wow this rocks. What an awesome collection of makes, so much variety and style.
Nice to see other curvy women looking so wonderful in stylish clothes.
I love that hedgehog fabric! Where can I get my own hedgehogs????
And I’m thisclose to caving on the Myrtle. They’re all great, but I have a fabric akin to the watercolor version that makes me think it would be great for it.
Everyone looks so great in their me-mades! So many beautiful pieces… thanks for featuring my dresses!!
Wow! I’m so excited to see all of your fantastic creations. You all look so beautiful. Thanks for sharing your inspiring creations. I love curves!!!
I am so excited to be featured on here. This site and all of you have been so inspirational for me. Up until recently I only sewed for my daughters and never felt comfortable focusing on myself or my body enough to sew for ME- let alone pose for a picture of it! I am now hooked and it is awesome to find a community of women with similar shapes and sizes celebrating ourselves and our creations. Yay.
Your dress looks amazing – I’m so glad you felt comfortable to post! And I love the matching lipstick 🙂
We just love your dresses and can’t wait to see more! You look beautiful! 🙂
So much inspiration! This post fills me with SO MUCH GLEE. Because I feel weird commenting on a German-language blog, I will say here that Mema’s watercolor Myrtle is one of the greatest makes of all time ever.. and also all of them. All these ladies are radiant in their makes, and it is the greatest thing ever. PS- DEVILED EGG EMERY?! <3
It sure is inspiring, isn’t it, Laura? I just LOVE the deviled egg Emery! I need some fun prints like that in my life!
Wow, thanks for sharing! Somehow, I’d missed that there was a flickr group. Everyone has been doing such inspiring work!
I hope you join us on Flickr, Michelle! 🙂