Sewing Gallery

Fran just finished this StyleARC woven top. The pattern had the frilly sleeve and bottom edges cut singly. We decided to make the fabric double so she didn't have edges to finish. It's cute.

Kathy's dress was inspired by a garment she already had. She used a Spoonflower knit for the dress, and a Spoonflower chiffon for the sleeves in the same print. The front of the dress has a double tuck stitched to form pleats. This was repeated in a similar way on the sleeves. Very creative!

Barbara made this skirt sometime ago and never had anything to wear with it. Now she does and they look wonderful together.

Sally made a lovely tee shirt using a silk screen to apply the Sashiko design.

Santina just finished this attractive top. The fabric is cozy and warm and came from Stone Mountain and Daughter Fabrics. The pattern used is from Sew House Seven and called " Toaster Sweaters ". The neckline is so unusual. The facing is all in one with the front and back pieces.

JoAnn finished her dress. Fabric is a printed velour from MarcyTilton.com and the pattern by Merchant and Mills called Trapeze. Long sleeves and a cowl collar were added..

Here is Jane's wonderful group of ladies that join her on Wednesday's.

Kathy had a beautiful cashmere scarf and decided to make it into a shrug. There was not quite enough fabric so I found some in my stash and we made it work. The pattern was skillfully copied from a ready to wear.

Cathy had been carrying around this fabric for many months thinking she would make a top. When I saw it I knew it had to be a bias skirt and there was just enough to make the stripes chevron.

Liddy combined 2 fabrics to create this fun shirt with wonderful buttons. Liddy buys her African print fabrics from a store in Mendocino.

Another one of Liddy's fun shirts.

Looking at Jane's roses.

Kathleen looks great in this vest.

Katherine made this beautiful top. The fabric is from Stone Mountain fabrics in Berkeley by Lady McElroy. This is extra special because Katherine has used her embroidery smocking skills to make the top unique. She has used traditional smocking in a modern way.

Kathy was intrigued by a top she owned and worked hard to re-create the twisted pattern. She did it and has another cute top to wear..

Fran sewed this charming wool dress for the holidays. This style really looks good on her.

Susan bought my colorful bicycles fabric from Susan bought my colorful bicycles fabric from my Spoonflower shop and made this tee shirt. Her sewing skills are improving with every garment she makes. Susan used her tried and true tee pattern.