Crafty Christmas II

It has been a while since the previous post about tutorials on Christmas decorations...but as I keep saying (and I'm so sorry for that...) I have been very busy (and still I am)...
So, I have found these amazing tutorials thanks which we will feel more in Christmas mood!! Enjoy!!

Table runner (here)

Pinwheel tree skirt (here)

Christmas stocking (here)

Chair covering (here)

Reindeer shirt (here)

Lutterloh System International 1979 - Pics V

Thanks God is Saturday!!
I have all the day for me only...no University, no internship, no roommates, no noises...it's only me and my work...what should I need more??

I am posting some more pics about the Lutterloh System... :)

What do you think of the last two patterns??So cute, huh?

Well, don't forget my giveaway!!

Vintage Shirt - Inspiration

Hi everyone, hope everything is fine!
Today I had a devastating day: my very first exam in spanish...Gosh, 80 question in just 1 hour!!Even my spanish classmates complaint to the professor...but we all new otorinolaringologists are quite deaf...

Well, reaching the point, I am searching some inspiration for my next next project...a vintage shirt, made with a very vintage fabric!! I bought it on this shop, from this amazing girl, Suzannah, who writes on this blog: she creates wanderful things!!She is so skilled and talented!!

It's so cute, isn't it??

By the way, what do you think of these shirts??
This is the Alexander blouse from Burda Style.

And here is the JJ blouse, always by Burda Style.

And this a JJ shirt made from a Burda Style member: the Rockabilly JJ. I love it!!

 

Mmh, difficult choice!!
I think I will make one the moment I will start the project...I'm quite sure the inspiration will come alone... :)

See you soon, I'll post pictures of my ended work!!....finally.....

Lutterloh System International 1979 - Pics IV

It can be boring for you, but I'm mad with these patterns, sorry! ;)

Note: I am holding a funny giveaway....for more info go here!!

Lutterloh System International 1979 - Pics III

Third part with this fantastic patterns!!
Enjoy!!

Patterns # 17, 18, 19

Patterns # 30, 31, 32

Patterns # 39, 40

Patterns # 145, 146, 147

Lutterloh System International 1979 - Pics

Here are few pictures of the outifts I can't really wait to sew for myself...

 Patterns # 36, 37, 38
 In this pattern you have two differents blouses, two skirts and a bow-collar which you can put on when you want to be more girly...
Obviously you can mix the pattern pieces as you want...

 Patterns # 54, 55, 56, 57
 Here is a pattern more romantic, with a short shirt with yoke, a skirt with in side pockets, a blouse with long loose sleeves, the belt and an other skirt with out side pockets...so lovely, isn't it?

 Patterns # 142, 143, 144
These outifts are more "your boyfriend", but are so cute!! Here you have a vest, trousers and a jacket...

 Patterns # 172, 173
In this gorgeous pattern you have a dress in two different ways, one with a three levels gathered skirt, the other one with two levels and ruffles on the bust...

 Patterns # 186, 187
I decided I will sew the dress on the left for my Graduation Ceremony!! I definately adore it!! It looks more 60s than 70s, isn't it?

 Patterns # 254, 255, 256
For the next summer I will sew the first outfit, which is a romper!! So lovely with those gathered shoulders and the big pockets...and I think I will sew even the safari shirt.

 Patterns # 259, 260
Wow, this outfit is genial!! You have a dress, so simple and so stylish, and you can add on it a reversible skirt...wow...no words!!

Patterns #279, 280
This is an horse riding outfit, with a beautiful jacket and very particular trousers...so now-a-day!!

Next Projects.

Let me show you some inspiration for you (and sure, for me too...)

I really love this cape, Lindsey, from Burda.

This super cute Cape is made out of maroon herringbone wool and lined with red herringbone. It has this great English country-living feel that makes you think of a walk in the woods. A creative transition piece from a light jacket to your big winter coat, this really can be worn in any season depending on your fabric choices.

 I can have the pattern for $4...it's a little difficult, but love is love, isn't it? I really hope I can find the same wool fabric.


Then, I would like to sew this easy shirt, created by Ichigogirl...
The pattern is basically a square, 60×60cm’s, with a 30 cm long neck opening and 20cm long sleeve openings. The neckline is lowered 2,5cm’s in the front and 1,5 cm’s in the back to make it more comfortable. And that’s it!

 And, at least, I want to sew my own Le Sac Dress, following my tutorial...
:)

Of course I will sew my vintage patterns, the moment they arrive here...Can't wait!!