Today's goal was to get my crafting zone organized and ready to accommodate my "new" free piece of furniture. I realized the other day that it was time to create a central area where crafty type items can be easily found. Typically if anyone needs ribbon or glue sticks they come to me and I go find the items. I may have some ribbon on a shelf or in a bag tucked away in the garage or maybe in a drawer somewhere. This is a very inefficient way of doing things and I need to steam line. First thing this morning I got started on the project and was done by noon. Here is my crafting area along with the "new" furniture, which I use for fabric and notions.
Once the crafting area was organized it allowed for my crafting chi energy to flow freely. I decided to work with this 1967 vintage pattern that I got at a thrift store.
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I have a new iphone app courtesy of my girls. You can switch peoples faces, it is very funny. Hannah put my face on the girl in pink. |
I was rather amused by this warning on the back of the pattern:
I wasn't down with making a robe, but I thought it would make for a cute jacket. I had some denim fabric and a ton of flannel for lining to make it nice and warm.
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Sleeve was different, called for a pleat. |
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Early stages. Looks plain and large.
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Sewed loops for button holes. Much easier than sewn in button holes!
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Sewing the collar in. It is a mandarin collar.
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I have hundreds of buttons. Found 6 colorful vintage buttons for the jacket. |
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I didn't like the hem I made, it was just turned in and stitched. I added bias tape to give it a finished look.
All done and ready to wear!
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