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June 17, 2011June 17, 2011 Miss Celie

No Jeans Allowed. Burda 2/2011 #120 Inverted Pleat Skirt (Again)

June 1, 2011June 1, 2011 Miss Celie

Burda Magazine 2-2011-120: Inverted Pleat Skirt (Showing the Good China)

April 12, 2011 Miss Celie

Navy Blue Bubble Skirt: BWOF 8-2007-119

August 15, 2010August 16, 2010 Miss Celie

Pattern Review: Russian La Mia Boutique Skirt 12-2009 #122

July 13, 2010July 13, 2010 Miss Celie

Pattern Review: Bias Skirt, BWOF 4-2002-127

June 13, 2009June 13, 2009 Miss Celie

Mid Weekend Skirt Making

June 9, 2009January 21, 2011 Miss Celie

Just Skirting Around

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🌈 WFH caftan is a go. Burdastyle 4/2015 #130 in a Milly print from @fabricmart It came out just as I wanted. . If I ever put on makeup again, will post photos of it on me. . . . . . .@burda_style #burdastylemag #burdastyle #caftan #kaftan #burdaplus #burdamoden #wfhcaftan #rainbow #wfhfits #coronaviruscaftan
🙋🏾‍♀️ The longest I've gone without makeup since my super religious highschool. I'm ready to make a baralette which I've generally thought was a waste of my time. I have pajama pants cut out because they literally go from day-to-night. I'm absolutely making a work from home caftan. And I'm having convos with people about cutting up vacuum filters for home sewn facemasks. . . .This is the FREE @trend_patterns face mask from the scraps of a Ghanaian wax print I gave to @theslapdashsewist ten whole years ago. Once you've made this pattern, it comes together very quickly. I made it in white because it stands out against my face. While the final word on if these work, how they work for regular folks and healthcare may be still be decided, it's sure a sign imho to stand back if one has to be out. It does also limit me from touching my nose and mouth. I'm not sewing for hospitals or healthcare for a host of reasons that aren't important here. But, if you are (which is fine! If they are asking, then help if you want) follow @createdomesticity. Baltimore's Johns Hopkins is developing a pattern for home makers and have asked for 50,000 😳. Domesticity will have the pattern posted when available. Ok, other things about this pattern. I like how fitted it is around the chin area. I like the overlap at the back for filters. I did need a small dart in the chin of mine, but maybe decide that after you add the ties. I used continuous 3/8" twill tape this time vs two strings and the fit is nice and snug. . . .Last thing, I realized this week that I'm well suited to be home. I can take or leave the outdoors, I'm somewhat introverted and all my hobbies are inside. My husband has been home which has been ridiculously nice. But, I'm starting to have up-in-the-middle-of-the-night worries about my city (Baltimore) and the social and economic impact of all this. So let's take care of each other and ourselves ♥️. . . .Also not sending virtual hugs because that phrase is like saying "moist" to me 😄. #trendpatterns #facemask #sewingfacemasks
I told him to SMIZE 😂 Some #maakjemondmasker masks for my in-laws, dad and his RN wife. I used twill tape instead of elastic so it could hold up to repeated hot washings. There's a channel at the nose for twisty ties and a pocket at the top to insert a filter. The pattern is in Dutch and comes in three sizes and supported/ released from the Belgian health agency. Size large shown here. . ETA: there's an English version of this mask at makefacemasks.com and adding a link in my bio. . . I'm not here to debate the medical efficacy or need for masks. There's a dozen places on the internet for that. So, please, comment there. I have a saved highlight on my profile where I list patterns, tweaks and filter options. If you don't see your question answered there, let me know 👇🏾👇🏾. . . **I'm not sending the one Jordan is wearing. That's for him. . . . . . . . . . . . . #sewing4life
@stylearc Besharl jacket in glorious stretch velvet, gifted to me from the @jasikaistrycurious color palette clean out. ⁠ ⁠ Made a size 16 and graded the hips out by 4"/ two sizes and added length for a bit of a FBA as I didn't want the center front riding up. Also, if I ever wanted to wear it pinned closed or with a belt, I wanted the center front to easily meet. My only complaint is the pockets. They are too far back to really stick your hands in.⁠ ⁠ Construction was extremely straightforward, I made most on my serger since it was a last-minute vacation sew back in February. For the pockets, I used knit tricot as my pocket bag so they are nice and lightweight and don't pull the garment out of shape.⁠ ⁠ Styling thoughts / Curated Closet:⁠ I want to be person who wears separates so there's more mileage out of my wardrobe. This jacket works for dress up and down. For my build, I'm at my best in this when the garment underneath is a more figure-hugging and visually ends at my waist, otherwise it totally converts my figure 8 body into a rectangle. My husband is the first to call something 'boxy' on me, but told me I looked cute when I wore this yesterday evening. Large earrings, check. Color palette, check. These are two of my main color palette colors. The blue and white together give me a nice high contrast look which I prefer.⁠ ⁠ I can see myself making this over and over, just gonna skip the pockets altogether or make welt pockets closer to the hip. I might make the next one waist length to wear with high waisted jeans.⁠ ⁠ #BesharlJacket #Stylearc #stretchvelvet
Something exciting about the work I'm putting into my wardrobe is that I actually have individual pieces that now go together.⁠ ⁠ When I first machine knit this Nakia Infinity Shawl two years ago, I never knew what to wear it with. I loved the colors and style, but the clothes in my wardrobe didn't seem to "go". So it mostly sits in my hall closet waiting for when I wear my one black turtleneck.⁠ ⁠ Enter my Curated Closet phase and coming up with a personal color palette. I was thrilled to see how this scarf now works with some other garments. Here I'm wearing it with my Cashmerette Alcott dress. The scarf is a fun layering piece that gives a bit of warmth indoors, a pop of color and can cover up a bit when needed.⁠ ⁠ I wore it last week to a service and had several people compliment me on it and ask if I made it (they also asked to "put in orders" and I shut that shit down real quick). This has NEVER happened before with folks who don't know I can knit or sew. But, worn with this dress, it was the perfect backdrop and really shined.⁠ ⁠ #nakiasinfinityscarf #machineknitting ⁠ ⁠
Sharing the first version of the @Cashmerette Alcott Dress I made in December.⁠ ⁠ I chose a dark navy blue silk jersey for this dress specifically because I needed a funeral dress and didn't want black. Unfortunately, I've gotten to wear it twice in the last week. The good news is, I felt appropriate and didn't have to panic over what I would wear. Filling wardrobe holes has been enlightening. Figuring out what else I need and will like has been a bit more challenging. I know how to dress up, I'm not the best at dressing down.⁠ ⁠ While I love this dress, the first version helps show what I changed for my second brown and teal version (shown a month back on my feed).⁠ ⁠ Photo #4 shows the rising hem from needing a full seat adjustment and the additional swayback adjustment needed. That rising hem is the bane of my RTW existence since middle school. I say additional for the swayback because Cashemrette does design with a built-in swayback, but my Sir Mix-A -Lot endorsed body just needs more. Both of these were resolved in my second version. Sometimes I'm a little hardheaded, and now after making half a dozen patterns from Cashmerette, I'll just accept that this is something I need to do. I should also probably make a forward shoulder adjustment, but never remember until after I wear a garment.⁠ ⁠ Some styling thoughts: Necklace is probably 15 years old from either J. Crew or Banana Republic. I'm not a necklace person. I wanted to be, but I just never bother and stick with my gye nyame gold charm from Ghana. I've decided I'm a big earring person, but felt a necklace more appropriate for the service I attended yesterday.⁠ ⁠ Sizing: 14E/F grading to an 18 at the thigh. ⁠ ⁠ #CashmerettePatterns #AlcottDress #SilkJersey #dressmaking⁠ ⁠ ⁠

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