Happy Fourth of July, to my fellow Americans! I am thrilled I had the time to participate in one of my favorite blog tours again this year - the Sew Americana blog tour. Patriotic baby spam ahead! I've been really into these Brindlle and Twig Harem Rompers lately. Super easy to make and easy to wear. … Continue reading Sew Americana 2019
Tag: sewing for boys
M4M Dylan – Daddy and Me
Here I am again with more matching outfits, because I clearly can't resist! I sewed up these Men's Dylan and Boys Dylan tees and definitely had to add vinyl too. 🙂 I love that Made for Mermaids has this pattern for both kids and adults because matching is always so fun! The side panel color … Continue reading M4M Dylan – Daddy and Me
Minimalist Swiss Cross Mommy & Me
I’ve made quite a few matching outfits for L and Brian, mainly due to using up the scraps from fabric I had already used to make Brian things over the past couple years. I have made one matching set for me (which I have not yet blogged...better get on that before he outgrows it!) but I … Continue reading Minimalist Swiss Cross Mommy & Me
Daddy & Me P4P Basic Tees
As you may have seen if you follow me on Instagram, baby boy L joined us in December! I've been quite busy the past couple months, but excited to get to sewing and crafting again more as he just turned two months old and is settling into more of a routine. I was able to … Continue reading Daddy & Me P4P Basic Tees
Raspberry Creek Sweater Knit
I know I constantly obsess over the CLUB collection from Raspberry Creek, but today I'm loving some of their regular retail yardage: sweater knit! What's not to love about buffalo plaid?! This hacci sweater knit is the softest fabric ever. I sewed up the Made for Mermaids Women's Nina because I knew it would fit … Continue reading Raspberry Creek Sweater Knit
Raspberry Creek CLUB Fall Line – Part 1
I seriously love fall sewing. It's become one of my favorite times of the year as I've grown older; likely because it causes me to remember the nostalgia of starting school again (maybe not the reality ;)) and the anticipation of learning. The changing seasons are always beautiful too. In Chicago we don't get a … Continue reading Raspberry Creek CLUB Fall Line – Part 1
