Showing posts with label Flashback Skinny Tee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flashback Skinny Tee. Show all posts

Step In Time for CraftingCon!

Step-in-Time Fabric Printed Tee Shirt -- sewn with knit and woven fabrics | The Inspired Wren

Business in the front, supercalifragilisticexpialidocious in the back. Today I'm excited to jump back into the sidewalk chalk drawing that is CraftingCon!

Project Run & Play: Mademoiselle February

The January Challenge for Project Run & Play 2015: Color-blocked muscle tee paired with culottes and flowing cardigan | The Inspired Wren

Here at The Inspired Wren chateau we've been discussing a trip to Paris. How timely that the February challenge for Project Run & Play is the Mademoiselle Muscle Tee by Susan from Living with Punks.

One Upcycled Shirt for Kids Clothes Week

Upcycled Henley Tee + Sundress = Flashback Skinny Tee | The Inspired Wren

Last week was Kids Clothes Week. And I sewed. Really I did. Some of it was behind the scenes for upcoming projects; some was by request for The Peanut (must always keep the model happy); and other sewing was out of necessity. But I managed to get one upcycled shirt complete before KCW came to a close.

We'll Spring Break in France, s'il vous plaît

Today is a special off-schedule post so that I can share my Project Run & Play Week #2, Spring Break Challenge solution. I so wanted to get this posted on Monday, but it snowed (again!) on Sunday (March 30th! Why?!). So I gave myself grace, and time to find some sunlight for photos, and pushed this back until now.

Mix and match children's separates sewn as solution to Project Run & Play Season 9's Week 2 "Spring Break" Challenge. | The Inspired Wren
Strolling on the Seine? Or heading for the gangway on the cruise ship?

Project Run & Play Week #2, Spring Break Challenge: Design an outfit inspired by your favorite vacation spot (or day-dreaming vacation spot). 

TUTORIAL: Burrito Cuff PJ Pants



Making PJs for The Peanut is so satisfying. They are a quick sew and a chance to use the darling, seasonal quilting-cotton prints that greet me every time I walk into a fabric store. The first pair of pajamas I made for The Peanut were for Pajama Day at school on Halloween. I had just made a couple of pillow cases using the Burrito method. Inspired by that technique I decided to add an accent cuff to the bottom of her PJ pants. You can do it, too!