#homesewing

OMG I can sew so fast and so good! I'm the best at sewing. I'm a sewing GOD.

Anyway, in other news, I finished the mock up for the Dawn Jeans (I'm not adding the waistband on the testing pair because I feel very confident in that) so... here are the pictures:

I do have to make a small adjustment to the back - as seen in the butt image - about a half inch on each side of the yoke to compensate for my slight sway back. The Tapered Leg won - it's the one on the LEFT of the images, but right leg IRL - its a lot more flattering for me.

It ATE thread for top-stitching, and that is going to take the most time on the actual real pair because you need to swap out threads a lot on this pattern - half the steps are "then swap to normal thread" ever other line.

However, this pattern was described as 3/5 for difficulty and I didn't have any issue, at ANY point with these. In fact, I'd honestly say I FLEW through this pattern. Not including time taken to trace the pattern, and cut it out, the actual MAKING of these took like... 4 hours yesterday and 2 hours today. 6 hours to make a pair of jeans. That fit me perfectly. That look nice! That I WILL ACTUALLY WANT TO WEAR!!!!

Remodelling a dress I made a year or so back.

I’ve been looking for ways to use up smaller pieces of fabric, so I made a patchwork apron. I quite like how it turned out. I’m thinking of making more for the etsy shop.

What do you folks think? Each apron would be unique since they’d be made from whatever suitable pieces of fabric I have on hand at the time.

Aaaaaand the Antlers are done!

The ears are but large & goofy!XD