I'm cold.
I'm cold all the time. I actually don't think it matters whether it's subzero outside or if there's just a chill in the breeze- unless we're having a picnic on the surface of the sun, this girl is going to be looking for layers.
Read MoreQuest for the Perfect Tee
In which our blogger makes four t shirts, recaps the first week of Me Made May 2017, and climbs to the top of a waterfall.
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Pretty in (Partial Band) Pink
In which our intrepid blogger tackles the partial band bra modification, and begins Me Made May.
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Harriet Squared
Harriet! Hi Harriet! Cloth Habit's new pattern, the Harriet Bra, has been taking the sewing world by storm the past few months - my instagram, facebook, and bloglovin' feeds are all full of Harriets in all shapes and sizes. It's wonderful, and it's high time I joined the party! (I actually made the first bra in this post a while ago, but I'm only now getting around to blogging it!)
Read MoreFitting the Un-Fitted
In which our blogger ruminates on fit, and photosynthesizes a bit.
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A Resident and a Sweater
I have such exciting news! Two bits of news, actually, and one just as exciting as the next! I'm sorry I've been a little absent in the blogosphere lately - I do have some sewing to share with you very soon, but in the meantime this sweater is Where. It's. At
Read MoreMy Vintage Pledge (and Sewing Motivation)
In which our blogger attempts to climb out of a sewing slump, and explores sewing possibilities.
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3.0: Ginger Flares
Way back when this blog was a tiny newborn - still a class requirement for posting homework assignments rather than a place for sewing discussions - I wrote a post about how even though I'd really, really like to have a time machine, ultimately that whole 'born in the wrong era' attitude is actually total nonsense and there really is no time like the present.
Read MoreFluffy and Floral
In Which the Wardrobe Architect finds a way to incorporate prints, and our blogger gets a haircut.
Read MoreSubversive Cross Stitch
In which politics is discussed at the dinner table, and nobody is disowned.
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