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Heading out on errands. Enjoying the last bit of sun before it's gone for the season. Organic cotton material used to make the skirt and belt purse by #organiccottonplus. Eco hemp shirt from Etsy. Fun purple purse is at least third-hand, as a friend gave it to me after she bought it at a second-hand store and used it for a while herself. #ecolifestyle https://www.instagram.com/p/CGQDMOYhOFB/?igshid=miu0yro6z01v
Jean Trench Coat is my own creation (you can watch me sewing it on youtube) made from seven pairs of worn-in-the-knees jeans (which were originally bought at thrift stores), organic cotton mask by MetaMask. Organic hemp hat by Hempys. And again, organic cotton belt purse made by yours truly, using fabric from Organic Cotton Plus. #hempys #metamask #organiccottonplus Photo taken in early 2020 at White Hawk Eco Village where I live. https://www.instagram.com/p/CCWeFdmhx76/?igshid=15nwicyhk1hhb
Now we've finally made it to 2020 where I've crafted my own organic cotton belt purse using a light canvas fabric from Organic Cotton Plus. The cardigan is by Maggie's, and the rest is by PACT (except the hat, of course). #wearpact #organiccottonplus #maggiesorganics https://www.instagram.com/p/CCWdsT1h7zr/?igshid=se9x2yf1hdyv
Of course, you've already seen the skirt I was making in March 2019. I love, love, love how it flows. I made this skirt entirely from organic cotton scraps, most of which came in a scrap box from Organic Cotton Plus. I dyed each of the gores (that's a sewing term) separately prior to sewing the entire skirt together. Although some of the gores actually had to be made from several pieces to get enough of the same fabric together, but that aspect is essentially invisible beneath the pattern of the dye. To get the white stripes I simply used a few rubber bands along the middle-bottom of each gore. #organiccottonplus #organiccotton #sewingproject https://www.instagram.com/p/CCWauxwBcm3/?igshid=1x2oqby3t3uzp
Once again, in 2018 I'm tie-dying again and getting to work on some of my early sewing creations and making them a bit more interesting. This set of shirt and pants were in the first six or so garments I ever made, and I still wear them occasionally to this day. Thank you to Organic Cotton Plus for the fabric and the dyes! #organiccottonplus #organiccotton https://www.instagram.com/p/CCWWjz4hhhJ/?igshid=4c39c5t51957
Finally done sewing for my Zo! Rompers, dresses, tunics, pants, and shirts. She's a lucky girl. It's a good thing I like her 😉😉😉 _______________________________ #modelonstrike #honeybegoodfabrics #amybutler #organiccotton #organiccottonplus #birchfabrics #zozosspace #mommymade #romper
Halfway done sewing for my Zo! Using up the remainder of my 5+year old organic cotton stash. _______________________ Getting back started on new midi skirts on Wednesday! _______________________ #birchfabrics #daisyjane #amybutler #organiccottonplus #fabricworm
