As you can see from the new header, my machine has been humming. I decided to refresh the Catherine Coat a bit, so she will have a new cover. One of the variations that I decided to highlight was one that I wore with a lovely drawstring at the back waist as well as a number of buttons down the center front bodice. You might remember seeing it.....the fabric is from the first French General line with Moda. Along with the updated cover, I will be providing the instructions for the drawstring and wool roses.
The gray one in the header is probably my favorite one to date from this pattern. It is a new Moda wool and I just adore how the little wool roses turned out. It is feminine without being too over the top....reminds me of Anthropologie (LOVE their stuff!). I also decided to have a little more fun and make one from a bright coral twill (coming out in Moda's new line called It's a Hoot!). Look for it in stores soon.


Enough about Catherine.....let's talk skirts! I am releasing a new mini-book for fall called Fashion
Formula Skirts. There are NO PATTERN pieces, people! These lovelies are based totally on mathematical formulas that I have worked out FOR you so you can concentrate on playing with fabric, then looking fabulous in your new creation. I think you are going to love these. There are three basic constructions and lots of different looks (wouldn't you be disappointed if I hadn't exhausted all of those options??). I think you will be pleasantly surprised by all the wonderfulness of these varieties. I sort of surprised myself on a few of them...just sayin'!
Last on the clothing front but certainly not least is a new tunic. This is Priscilla....featuring princess seams, and large bell sleeves that can be three different lengths. I designed this beauty to wear with leggings or at knee length with fun tights, boots, or heels (or a great combo of these....do it up to the max!). This is a wonderful way to showcase the fun new prints out there. And don't worry about cotton clinging to your tights or leggings....remember something called a slip? Just buy one of those on the cheap and slip it on underneath...that cotton will hang beautifully and swing with your every step.
Feast your eyes upon these and know that they will be available in early October. I know...it seems like a long time, but it will be here before you know it. They have to do their time at the printer before they come to you!
Stay tuned...there are bag previews to come, and I must say...they are fabulous! Can't wait to share....
Happy Sewing!


13 comments:
Kay, I just love you!
Yeah, ditto what Wendy said. I love you too. LOL! The skirts look so amazing - I wear skirts ALL the time so I can not wait to get my hands on that pattern booklet!!
Wow! I love them all! The Tunic is so cute. I have your book and I just love, love, love uit...now to find the time to make a coat!!! LOL
You are amazing as always!!!! Love love love all of it.
But especially love the last one...hurry up October!
I love them all... you are going to make me sew for myself one day. :)
I can't wait to get my hands on your new products! You are so inspiring. I have your book and made my first skirt. It fits perfectly and looks great! I am ready to take on another project.
Ohhhh so many pretty things there. I have to laugh about the slip comment. Seriously, people need to remember that.
I love the new tunic. It looks fabulous! The coat is so creative with the tie in the back and all those buttons in the front. I hope to see photos of completed project on facebook! Or whatever site people are posting on these days.
Kay if you were sitting here right now I'd hug you!! ABSOLUTELY LOVE all these new patterns! Girl you have been busy!!! First one I need to make is the pretty wool coat with all the cute rosettes...then the tunic, then the skirts...
Kay,
Passing along the link for the post I wrote re the pic you gave me permission to use. Have a great week! http://pompomsandpolkadots.blogspot.com/
Charmaine
Kay, I am inspired by your designs and fabric colour selections. Could I please ask that you footnote what fabric you use to make my search for them easier. It has become like a sport but is taking time away from actually sewing. It would be greatly appreciated.
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