Makes for a metre are a great way to experiment with new fabrics and develop new skills. This blog post looks at two tops using knit fabrics that would be a great way to start using stretch.
I'm calling it my 'bookclub jacket' because the only social thing I'm doing at the moment is meeting a group of fabulous ladies for bookclub* (*wine drinking). More accurately this is my Deer and Doe Nenuphar jacket, made in Eglantine et Zoe Stone Dark Lagune fabric.
Buying gorgeous fabric is often more fun than making things with it. However, if you're staycationing or hiding inside from the rain, here are some projects you can make with a metre of fabric.
An exciting parcel of I AM Patterns arrived at Stitch and Stash HQ this week, with lots of lovely patterns to try, including the new I AM A Sailor range, for Breton-style chic.
This month I made the Ischia jumpsuit from Slow Sunday Paris in the new Atelier Brunette Shade Cactus viscose. An eighties-inspired jumpsuit perfect for summer.
The Fraser pattern by Canadian brand Sewaholic has three different sweatshirt variations. View A has a yoke in a contrast fabric, view B has three-quarter length sleeves and view C has a collar. I decided to make view B.