Sewing Retreat: Bonus Materials
After completing my goals (or as close as I was going to get with that bag) I realized I had a few minutes before we went to dinner. What could better than a new skirt to wear out? This skirt came together in about 20 minutes. I used an old skirt and as the pattern and cut and sewed it in no time at all. I didn't get a picture of it on (of course!) but it looks and fits great (don't you just love knits?!) I think I'll be making a few more. This fabric cost $8 a yard and since the making was so quick I feel like another 3 or 4 would be perfect to freshen up the wardrobe with little effort or expenditure.
Then after dinner I was out of fabric but Anjali was so happy I started asking for a fabric donation. Stephanie handed me this awesome piece and I whipped out another sweet dress. This time I folded the pleat in the opposite way. And lime flower buttons! Oh my!
After that I was pretty much toast. This is what I looked like on day two in the afternoon:
Unshowered but at least I had my bow!
And here is the wolf baby getting in on the action and showing us how to wear a doll's mop hat!
Here we are all sewing away:
And these are awful pictures because it was late and dark when I took them- but look what was accomplished!!
and
Mind blowing!! Sew ladies, sew!
Then after dinner I was out of fabric but Anjali was so happy I started asking for a fabric donation. Stephanie handed me this awesome piece and I whipped out another sweet dress. This time I folded the pleat in the opposite way. And lime flower buttons! Oh my!
After that I was pretty much toast. This is what I looked like on day two in the afternoon:
Unshowered but at least I had my bow!
And here is the wolf baby getting in on the action and showing us how to wear a doll's mop hat!
Here we are all sewing away:
And these are awful pictures because it was late and dark when I took them- but look what was accomplished!!
and
Mind blowing!! Sew ladies, sew!
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