Love a good cowl neckline? Here’s a perfectly stylish winter dress that Leith made up. The pattern is (recently) OOP McCalls 5926.Snap it up while you can because this one’s a winner, right down to the little pleat details around…
Hands up, how many of us are still wanting to make up summer clothes despite the obvious change in weather? Me! me! me! … and so it seems is Charlotte, who wore this dress to work today. Charlotte say she’d…
The thing about having two girls is that you can’t just make for one! Here goes another top made from McCalls 6038 in 100% cotton Little Bow Black. I changed the frill the second time, gathering it and attaching it…
Margaret looking ‘Mary Quant‘- like in this simple flared dress. The pattern used was McCalls 5583 and made up in our Cotton/Elastane It Happened In Black. Only suggestion from Margaret would be, not to believe that this dress is ‘slightly…
I bet some of you may have totally overlooked this tunic dress pattern in the McCalls catalogues? Yep, I sure did! Pretty sure Georgia’s version will make you take another look! View B in McCalls 6080 was used to make…
A quick post tonight…I think the aftermath of New Year’s festivities have finally caught up with me! More McCalls 5050, this time made up by Margo in 100% Silk Twill Walnut Floral. Seems this pattern is still quite popular and…
starts tomorrow Friday 10th December. All Vogue patterns are $12 and McCalls Patterns are 1/2 price! Plenty of time to make that special dress for Christmas Day!
more Liberty love…this time McCalls 5522 (OOP) made up in our popular Liberty Of London Tana Lawn –Wiltshire. Check out Max and Co’s shirt dress (below) from their latest Spring/Summer 2010 collection in Wiltshire Cranberry…look similar? Denny discovered McCalls 5522…
Last weekend I made this dress for Gabby from McCalls 5578 in this pretty mini floral 100% Cotton Tana Lawn Liberty print – Eloise Sand. View A was cut as I was worried about the longer all-in-one sleeves bunching up…
I feel like such a lazy blogger when I pinch someones picture and blog about it. But I have Leisl’s permission to share the love, so that makes me feel better. Check out the original post here. This one’s made…
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