Another project from my wonderful class at Sew Fast Sew Easy. I highly recommend Stitch and Bitch University, which I’m taking now. Everyone is wonderful and I’m learning so much about how to work with fabric, how to read patterns and great little tricks you only learn when someone with experience explains why you do it that way at all.
I looked for a pattern for a small springtime jacket for my niece for a while before deciding I could just wing it and make a decent jacket out of fleece. I basically drew a rectangle from her chest measurement and added smaller rectangles at the shoulder using her arm length measurements. When I cut the fleece I put my boxy pattern’s shoulder top on the folded edge and then only had to sew up under the arms and the side seams.
A quick cut down the center a few fleece ruffles later, ta da!
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A cute little sun dress for my niece that my mother and I put together as the first project with my new sewing machine!
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Just a few Angry Birds in felt, mostly using the pattern from Obsessively Stitching’s Safe Projectiles series but with some minor changes since I don’t have a free-motion foot.
Check out the cute pants I made for my niece from the Big Butt Baby Pants pattern from made-by-rae.com!
I used one section of an adorable Very Hungry Caterpillar panel purchased from the Fat Quarter Shop to make a sweet pillow. I lined the front panel with a small section of white fleece to give it an extra squishy soft feel, and did a little top stitching around the design area to prevent it from shifting.
Today I made a lovely little banana with a peel. It took some trial and error to come up with a design I liked but still felt sturdy enough to hand over to my niece for nomming. I did mine with felt but the pattern is suitable for fleece or another non-fraying fabric.
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