I can't follow a formal pattern to save myself but for once the radical improvisations didn't have me wishing to hurl my sewing machine out the window from a great height. In fact the craft room was eerily calm with nary a rude word in sight. x

Comments

[Lee]

I cannot believe you made that beautiful creation without a pattern! Simply gorgeous. And, I just know my sister (who is big on quilting and textile art) would just love to have a fabric stash like the one you have. Lee :)

[Paige Turner]

This is such a great little outfit, I'm very impressed with your talent!

[Kerry]

You're very clever. I noticed you've changed your banner. I've started to do a weekly post of best pictures of the week and already had that one tagged for this weeks...do you mind if I use it? Attributed of course!

[Jess]

Hi - I just love all the colour and texture you use in your home, your garment making and your photos. My sister told me to come over and visit and I can see why you are one of her very favourite blogs.

[liane]

you know, i can't either!! even when i try. i just veer off course. by the time i realize i've done it again it's too late. sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't.

[Cath]

love it- love the jacket, love the fabric love it all! have a great holiday.

[angelina]

oh i love it:::

[Marisa]

Wow, where did you get the fabric for that jacket? It's awesome. Send me some! ;)

[Jo-Ann]

mmm, ditto regarding fabric for jacket...beaut, does it have a name and who makes it? And Ohhh, said jacket is So lovely, I have a similar red wool one that was my mum's, with matching shift dress a la 50's(?)...but your fabric choice is wowsaNow!