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Another summery project from my favorite skirt pattern, Simplicity 8418. This pattern is just so good, the possibilities are endless. (The green is not quite as vibrant as they are in these photos; it’s more like a deep grass green.)
Rounded pockets lined with baby blue and white gingham.
I’ve also converted a couple of vintage pillowcases into grocery bags. I got tired of the green ones I had. You know, the ones you get at the store, sometimes for free. Don’t get me wrong, it’s nice that many stores offer those reusable bags but they aren’t exactly pretty or machine-washable, which is gross. And who wants to hand wash their grocery bags? Not me.
I’m ready to move onto fall sewing. I figure if I start now I’ll actually have new things to wear in time for cooler weather!
I’m popping in to let you all know that everything in my vintage shop is on sale: 25% off!
I’d like to send this stuff to good homes so that I may focus on other things. That being said, I’m totally open to a little haggling, flea market-style, so if you see something you like make me an offer via the “contact” link in my Etsy shop.
If you think you have a friend that might be interested in something here, please spread the word, thanks dears!
I’ve had some good luck with thrifting this past week. A couple of things for myself (including a navy blue cashmere sweater for $2.75!) but mostly for le shop. Some things need repairing, others perhaps a little embellishment or alteration. More things for the to do list but I’m excited about doing hands on stuff and salvaging these pretty things!
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