So anyway, I decided to make this little capelet from the Korean sewing book I completely adore (read about it here). I have no idea about the sizes in this thing, so I just kind of guess. I wanted to line the capelet, but if I had, the armholes wouldn’t have fit. I think this will be handy in the summer for when I need a little somethin’ somethin’ to throw on, but we’ll see how much use I actually get out of it. It was a quick and easy little sewing project.
That turned out really cute! Looks good.
So cute! So jealous of you people with no hips…(for whom so many of those patterns are designed.)
I love it! And that is so fun about patternmaking class. I need that!
so cute!! gah!!!
love it!! so cute.
I got some of that fabric too – I’m thinking a skirt but you make a capelet look pretty tempting…
Ooh, I like it! Very chic. I never would have thought I’d want something called a capelet, but now I think I want to make one!
You find the most interesting fabric!
I just saw Wasara disposable dinnerware and my first thought was, “Wow! I love these!” and my second thought was…The Super Eggplant chick would love these! http://www.branchhome.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=39&products_id=613&zenid=85nhfnlp0ci8ceeaf8r0ja7487
So, I thought I’d share.
Wow super cute Mariko. Does that pattern come in ffwr sizes?
seeeew cute!
You always look so cute!