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I chose the Anneka tunic as my first proper Simple Sew blogger make because I like the front and back box pleat detail and I do like a nice pinafore! It’s one of those styles that you could make in a warm fabric for winter like tweed or corduroy, or in a summer-weight linen or cotton drill perhaps. I have …
Hi everyone! I’m back with a very straightforward make, the Jersey Top. The pattern comes with two variations – a woven cross-over back blouse (view A), and a raglan jersey top (view B). You can get the pattern here. I went for view B and this is the second time I’ve made this pattern. I’m still getting lots of wear out …
Hello! Today I’m going to chat about my Sophia top and skirt set, and talk you through how I made a v-neck back adjustment. So if you’re interested, read on! I used some very snazzy paisley cotton from FC Fabric Studio, which was in a lovely deep burgundy colour. I thought that the fabric would work very nicely for the …
This skirt is a relatively quick and simple sew for beginners/intermediates, with its pleating detail and concealed zip fastening. The cutting out stage is a breeze; you need to cut a front piece, back piece and waistband from your main fabric, and if you wish to line it (like I have) you’ll need a back and front piece from your …