It was my husband who suggested a little black dress for my daughter's farewell to school cocktail party. I am so glad he did as I felt...
How to break your mother's heart
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I must admit that I was surprised when my darling DD chose sequins for her formal. She is not a girlie girl, very pragmatic about clothes ...
by blingo!
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The top half of the bling 'dress' is completed (except for a closure at the back of the neck) and mother and daughter are very happ...
The bling dress taking shape
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A completed muslin, a happy teen...and a secretly relieved mother. With Anita's help my drafted pattern needs very little adjustment. ...
Pattern pyramid winner and THE frock
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After another long absence I'm happy to announce Rhonda from http://rhondabuss.blogspot.com.au/ as the winner of the pattern pyramid. I...
Grey pencil skirt
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It has been a long, long day but I reckon my new grey wool pencil skirt has stood up to it better than the Ponte jacket. This is the first...
Valedictory victory and something for you!
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The sewing fairy has been active at my house, but the blogging fairy flew away while we celebrated high school graduation, valedictory dinne...
Slow and steady wins the race
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Despite my best efforts sewing hasn't featured highly on my radar this month. My six piece wardrobe comprises just two pieces - my dres...
Easy business wear
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Strictly entre nous I love my new dress. It is part of a six piece business wardrobe I'm working on. The key elements are trans-season...
Curvy girls can colour block too!
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Ok I'm smiling. Is it because I'm thrilled with my new Burda (February 2012 117b) colour block dress? Well 98 per cent thrilled. ...
Frocking up for High Tea
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Thanks to the fabulous organisation of Kristie at Lower Your Presser Foot the Sydney sewers braved the wet weather to attend high tea at th...
Its a jungle out there
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I look a little cross don't I? Well I won't tell you what my husband said as he took this photo. My annoyance has nothing to do wit...
A quick win
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At work we talk a lot about quick wins and I don't see we can't build them into sewing speak. My latest blouse Vogue 8747 was a qu...
Tribal art
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I've been missing in action a while. Most of my sewing has involved unpicking and resewing skirts that were newly made but no longer fi...
Evolution blouse
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My sewing seems to have a back story lately. Don't get me wrong I love my new blouse, but it evolved in order to survive. Nature intend...
'Rom Com' dress
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I'm calling this my 'Rom Com' dress. You know the story. Boy meets girls, initial attraction, boy displeases girl, misunders...
Just like a sailor
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You know the old saying about sailors having a girl in every port, well I'm a bit like that too. A sewing pal to meet up with w...
Heat beater
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Sydney has experienced its hottest day since 1939 and Australia is sweltering from bush fires and off the gauge temperatures. So my sewing...
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