Last week was kids clothes week at elsie marley. I signed up and sewed. Seven garments:
Monday — cropped linen pants
these were supposed to be gathered at the cuff but Liisa wanted them to be “twirly”; thrifted linen; French pattern
Tuesday — pink toile shirt
to cover up in the sun when it gets too hot; French pattern
Wednesday — mermaid tank top
last summer I made O+S popover dress out of it, I had just enough left to squeeze out a tank top; worn with cropped linen pants from day 1; tank top Japanese pattern
Thursday — linen pants with lace pocket
lace from my grandmother’s stash; linen thrifted; French pattern
Friday — unicorn dress
leftover fabric from my sundress from last year, now I have just a couple teeny scraps left; worn with linen pants from a day ago; dress Japanese pattern
Saturday — linen hat
we went sailing and I knew that I wouldn’t be home near my sewing machine. So this is sewn 100% by hand (I cut out the pieces and ironed on interfacing the previous day); inside is lined in pink cotton, outer thrifted linen; Ottobre summer 2010 pattern
Sunday — cotton/poly sundress + matching purse
crummy picture, it is past midnight and light is nil; but the dress has two vintage buttons on the back; French pattern
All in all I am happy because it started like this:














































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