Damn sewing machine will not leave me alone.
"Come play with me." It says. "Alright" I think. "One last sewing project". I really have to get back to my jewellery table.
Winter is months away but I seem to have a whole new winter wardrobe.
Pattern for this was morphed from the robe below*.
*Mustache not included.
I swear next post will be jewellery.
22 comments:
i loooooooooooooooooooooooove this, dont stop sewing though! you make enviably fantastic things. x
We love your clothing posts.
Inspired!
That side closure is sort of Napoleonic.
Maybe you can copy some of the poses on
the packet for your next shoot....
What? ... no mustache? grrl + dog could knit you one.
You know, you could have your own one man fashion show. You're accumulating quite a fabulous collection of stylish threads plus with all of your bags and jewellery, you're all set.
great jacket
I <3 men who sew! Away with all the girly dresses, bring in the tough fabrics and masculine designs. Don't stop sewing please!
Love your sewing projects :) And the winter is here in Norway right now!
ooo that is my favorite so far, I love it! I want one! :)
So fun to see use of vintage robe pattern morphed into modern statement. I have a whole box of v. patterns myself... hmmmm... is that my sewing machine calling?
The clothes are fantastic, but I do miss your jewelry...maybe you could stop eating and sleeping and do both?? We all enjoy the fruits of your creativity~~
Don, you're becoming quite a fashionista! Very nice!
Awesome morphing... you are going to have a winter of happiness.
it's chinese new year and no better time for fortune telling.
Fabulous, love that look! If one start sewing winter clothes in winter its to late. Thanks for your comments.
Great look! Sewing allows you to stay *ahead* of the seasons and have runway looks *now*. You don't have to wait!
Man! What you can't do a bathrobe! Love it.
I think those oh-so-suave guys on the pattern package would approve.
Top top ... brilliant as always!!
I swear the guy in the anchor printed robe is just too much! Do you think it's made from flannel?
Wow! I'd love to have this for my man. If only he could sew too.
We are lucky to be able to buy patterns already made. When we plan to go to live in Menorca, I knew it was none in shops there. So I quickly go on * London education authority * to learn how to make pattern your self. Very lucky. In menorca, ladies was cutting all the same patterns in Burda magasine. All the same shapes of garments...
I have nothing against jewelry, but this is great. I wish you'd post a shot of your pattern..
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