Get it? Get it? Heh heh. Okay fine I suck at puns. I also suck at uploading things in a timely fashion, but hey here’s a new one! And not only is it a new pattern, it is a new DOUBLE pattern! Huzzah!
My latest Elf Coat modeled and photographed properly - finally! This size Large coat is dubbed "Fox Claw" and features the newest tweaks to the original pattern design including full pockets, belt ties, an expanded hood, and redesigned sleeves at the shoulders <3
You can read more about this project and find all the links to the free Tunisian Crochet pattern on my main blog, www.moralefiber.blog
There's something about summer and OFMD gif sets that makes me want to dress like Stevie Nicks forever. I'm still missing some pieces, though, so I had a look around for things I could make for cheap. Here's what I've found, should you want to do the same.
DIY tie crop top with big sleeves. (Sewing, Youtube video, tracing from existing shirt)
The tutorial makes for a pretty cool result already, but to match this top of Stevie's, I would loose the ruffle, make the ties longer so I can tie them in the back, and flare the sleeves out instead of gathering them at the wrist. + add a little sparkly brooch :)
"Coachella" lacy wrap shawl. (Knitting, PDF pattern, one size)
This shawl is made of fabric yarn, which you can purchase, or make yourself from scraps you have left from sewing project (yay no waste!) I'm currently knitting one from various cotton scraps I've collected over the years.
Two slip patterns : Terra and Coral (Sewing, PDF patterns, various sizes available)
What do you put under your shawl? A slip dress! Those are essentially underwear worn as outerwear, so I looked for lingerie patterns, but there are probably dozens of tracing and drafting methods out there.
Tiered ruffle maxi skirt (Sewing, Youtube video, drafting from measurements)
Skirts like that are easy to make but require a lot of fabric. I like that this tutorial includes some piecing, which is an excellent way to use less yardage. Also the video is in hindi, but there are subtitles.
Haori-style cardigan (Sewing, blog post, drafting from measurements)
Japanese cardigans are some of the easiest things to make - they are entirely made of rectangles. I've made one already, but I want more :)
Autumnity Tunic Dress - A cute, A-line, raglan style sweater dress that can also be worn like a tunic. A perfect fall/winter staple. The A-line shape is awesome on all body types, and the pattern directions are written for sizes S - 4XL for size inclusivity.
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