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I call this my blanket dress. It is made from a thicker, dark-gray wool and so long an cuddly like a blanket!

Yes, I am one of these, I am always cold. :D

I might have chosen a higher fitting class, so that there is more ease. The bodice is a bit tight when I layer a sweater underneath. But you can change that if you want to sew one of these, too. ;)

I have lined the bodice, but the pattern includes facings for neck and armholes, too.

How about a hoodie jacket in these freezing temperatures?

This one is made from black cotton french terry and has of course pockets! You can get the pattern in the T-Shirt/Sweater pattern kit.

Today there are dresses. :)

The two airy linen dresses with short puffed sleeves have already been packed away for the winter and will be out in the fresh air again next year. But I also already have fabrics for warm winter dresses here. The new pattern kit will come in handy there.

I'll try my hand at one or the other sewing video.

Number one shows the manufacturing process of a turtleneck shirt, including the creation of a pattern with the T-shirt pattern kit.

You can never have enough classic blouses. Classic with a collar and cuffs or simple with a facing: there is something for everyone here.

Try out the button down pattern kit

Okay, honestly, I love this pattern. :D Skirts and dresses just suit me best, but sometimes a skirt just doesn't fit for #reasons. A skirt on the roller coaster - you can do it, but do you want to? ;) A case for coulottes!

Let's continue with the summer wardrobe! Another skirt, this time with inverted pleats opening out of the darts.

In the meantime, some parts for my summer wardrobe 2022 have been sewn. I will gradually introduce them and with them the patterns, if they are new.

We'll start with a simple skirt that has two narrow folds on each side: Violet.

Unfortunately, I have to report that an error had crept in with the new measurements for pants, more precisely with the drop-down for the buttocks form. This is based on an angle that was unfortunately multiplied by a factor of 10. This resulted in a picture like this for the back pants leg:

Finally! The pants kit is live!

That was a real mammoth task. I can't remember how many pants I sewed. Plentiful. :D

But I think now I can let the pants kit loose on the world.