2018 Year in Review
I really don't feel like I made that much this year. I'm not sure if that's because I just started sewing for the first time in two months, or if it's actually true, though. So here's what I made:
1830s plaid silk dress and yellow bonnet, made for wearing in Oliver, plus the Victorian Festival and Costume College
Blue wool coat, which I basically wear every day
Burgundy and mauve striped silk bustle dress, for the Victorian Festival and Costume College
Burgundy silk Regency dress, as a pattern test for Laughing Moon
Ripaway mermaid tail and Cinderella costume (and some other bits) as costumes for Disenchanted, for which I was Costume Coordinator
1890s Plaid "ice cream parlour" shirtwaist and navy walking skirt for Costume College, but also worn in The Music Man
Yellow 1890s Gala Gown for Costume College, including choker, royal order, bracelet, and petticoat with detachable train
A white cotton Victorian-style robe, which turned out to be the most practical thing I made for Costume College
Elephant dress for my friend's new baby
1910s white cotton and lace dress, worn to Snoqualmie Railroad Days
3 skirts and 3 playdresses through my etsy shop
Dapper Merida for Dapper Day; Also worn in White Christmas and to Christmas tea
Disney-print 1950s jumper dress
Princess Anna Frozen Fever
A bodice and skirt combo for the Silverbells Carolers, plus a few alterations for them
A "Totes Ma Goats" totebag as a secret Santa project
A skirt for my mom
A Marauders Map Fleece Blanket for my dad
The beginnings of an 1883 walking skirt (not finished, though I started cutting out a bodice mockup yesterday)
I guess that's a decent amount of stuff after all. But if I'm going to be on track for CoCo this year, I can't just take a two month break from sewing again!
1830s plaid silk dress and yellow bonnet, made for wearing in Oliver, plus the Victorian Festival and Costume College
Blue wool coat, which I basically wear every day
Burgundy and mauve striped silk bustle dress, for the Victorian Festival and Costume College
Burgundy silk Regency dress, as a pattern test for Laughing Moon
Ripaway mermaid tail and Cinderella costume (and some other bits) as costumes for Disenchanted, for which I was Costume Coordinator
1890s Plaid "ice cream parlour" shirtwaist and navy walking skirt for Costume College, but also worn in The Music Man
Yellow 1890s Gala Gown for Costume College, including choker, royal order, bracelet, and petticoat with detachable train
A white cotton Victorian-style robe, which turned out to be the most practical thing I made for Costume College
Elephant dress for my friend's new baby
1910s white cotton and lace dress, worn to Snoqualmie Railroad Days
3 skirts and 3 playdresses through my etsy shop
Dapper Merida for Dapper Day; Also worn in White Christmas and to Christmas tea
Disney-print 1950s jumper dress
Princess Anna Frozen Fever
A bodice and skirt combo for the Silverbells Carolers, plus a few alterations for them
A "Totes Ma Goats" totebag as a secret Santa project
A skirt for my mom
A Marauders Map Fleece Blanket for my dad
The beginnings of an 1883 walking skirt (not finished, though I started cutting out a bodice mockup yesterday)
I guess that's a decent amount of stuff after all. But if I'm going to be on track for CoCo this year, I can't just take a two month break from sewing again!