Here are the patterns I use to make my wardrobe. This post will continue to be updated.
Useful Tunics From A Dress Pattern
M6102 1 Hour Dress has been the base for numerous tunics and tops. Has set in sleeves which can be stressful!
Choir Boy
New Look 6133 was the base for my Choir Boy shirt.
Steampunk Pattern
And then of course there is this one! Mc Calls M6770 Misses’ Jacket, Bustle/Capelet, Skirt and Pants. I know what you are thinking but the pattern was in the sale and really cheap. Possibly there’s a reason for that but I can’t resist a bargain. I never intended to add the ruffles or the lace.
So far I have used it as a base for
Bloomers – homemade
Just because I am backpacking don't mean I can't make pants. Recently I have been wearing the Mu Mu of ...
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Boho Tunic
BoHo Tunic For summer I want something light, cool and colourful so I made this tunic using fabric scraps left over ...
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Loon Pants
I was so pleased with my Scrappy Bo-ho Tunic I decided to make some lounge pants. Actually I wanted to ...
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The MuMu of Modesty
This big and rather tent like top is extremely easy to wear. Long trousers, short trousers, no trousers even! With ...
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Trousers homemade
Yes, I am a member of the all-female, Indoenesian-based, Madness tribute band. What? You haven't heard of us? I made ...
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Tunic Top – Fair-trade, organic-cotton, plastic-free & homemade
How can you afford fair trade and organic clothes on a budget? Make your own! I wanted a long tunic ...
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