This is the reason why I haven't been sewing for over a year! Georgia was born on Christmas Day 2010. She is an absolute joy to have and a very placid, easy baby. I have almost got back to the size I was B.G. and I am itching to get sewing again. I love a SWAP (Sewing With a Plan) and I have been inspired to join the Artisan Square 6 piece Autumn Wardrobe sew along. The idea is that you sew 2 garments a month in August, September and October, all of which coordinate to form a mix and match wardrobe. Georgia goes to bed at around 6.30pm so I am hoping that this should be completely do-able. I am returning to work in September so I am planning a "career wardrobe". I have chosen 5 fabrics so far:
Now I need to venture up into the loft for my patterns.....
Congratualtion for you adorable baby. Thanks for mentioning the Autumn Wardrobe sew along I may take part if it is not too late I desesperately need some nice clothes for next fall
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ReplyDeleteHI Georgia! You're so pretty. Nice smile.
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Good luck with your SWAP I have joined too.
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ReplyDeleteThank you for that adorable tiny baby picture.
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your baby is absolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous baby! Thank you for leaving a comment on my blog .
ReplyDeleteCongratulation on getting back into it! xxx
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Oooh...can't wait to see what you do with that awesome fabric! So fun! And there's no better reason to take a break from sewing than a little baby! =)
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Beautiful baby! I don't know if there will be new posts to this blog but if so, would you consider adding the gadget to allow subscription via email? Being disabled, I don't get to spend a lot of time online so it is much easier when new posts come right to my inbox. I love the fabric you used for your jacket in the post below the first post and the lining is superb. Gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteGeorgia is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWelcome back Catherine and good luck in your future project.
ReplyDeleteI just tried commenting on your other blog (the white top with pintucks) and found commenting was restricted to blogger users. Can't see an email address or contact from anywhere so I'm leaving this here "This is absolutely beautiful. I didn't notice that pattern at all till I saw your version-the pintucks on the white background are perfect. Keep rockin'"
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