April: What have I been sewing?
- May 3, 2018
- 1 min read
Updated: Jun 12, 2019

April was a very good sewing month. For once, I have decided to try my luck in teaching to sew and selling a few handmade dresses. I will share more on that soon. On the other hand I managed to sew quite a lot for others, following the #soiselflesssewing.
Some of the projects were surprises for my family (very belated Christmas gifts haha), I made matching pajama pants for my mom & her partner and for my brother & his fiancee. Unfortunately, the gentlemen in the round didn't want to get pictured. I respect that. The girls got short pajama pants and the guys have long ones. I used & recycled couple of bed sheets.
When we traveled last year to Myanmar, my boyfriend had to buy a local dress to visit the Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon because he wore shorts and had to cover his legs. So we brought the fabric back and I made him some lounge wear.
I also sewed a lot of sample garments for the courses I want to teach: bags, pillow cases, make up bags and an up-cycled dress (two skirts become one dress and lots of bias tape).
For myself, I only made two garments: one more Deer & Doe Hoya blouse and the Alex Shirt Dress.
I prepared you a little look book to flick through my handmade garments for April.
Blankslate Patterns Blankslate Patterns In Yangon, Myanmar This fabric is from Yangon (see previous picture) For sewing classes For sewing classes For sewing classes For sewing classes Fabric has lots of little kitties on it. And I have seen Molly using the pillow a few times now which makes me super happy For sewing classes For sewing classes Made from two skirts https://www.thethreadthief.com/single-post/2018/03/14/Pattern-Review-Hoya-Blouse-by-Deer-Doe
Did you participate in some selfless sewing? What did you make?
Thanks for hanging out with me.



