A glaze of ice and sleet on the roads means a day to stay home from the studio. With more frozen stuff predicted, it may mean more than one day with no studio time. I am thankful there was a warning ahead of time so I brought home some hand stitching. First on my list is finishing a long tunic top from the great Liberty of London fabric I bought in Arthur, Illinois last fall. I’m using a Sew Tina Givens pattern with a difference or two. Always have to break the rules and give it my own twist!
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Stay warm. On days like these, I’m glad my studio is my home!
I have duplicates of needed supplies here. I keep a travel studio kit so I don’t hyperventilate from art withdrawal, lol!
What Tina Givens pattern are you using? I love your fabric choice! And I love TG!
This one is the Bloom dress. I cut the sleeves longer to cuff like a kimono. I don’t do ruffles! I have a couple other patterns of hers cut out ready to sew but wanted the simple Bloom dress to gauge sizing.