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Hi guys, Let’s continue to celebrate the beginning of spring with this little skirt created in just a few steps with no pattern! I bought this fabric last December, in Coupons Saint Pierre in Paris, with the far perspective of springy days. This is a light polyester, pleated and with dots, two valuable reasons to…

Hello everyone, Already in April, I can’t believe it! What a joy to see daylight in the morning and in the evening, to be waken up by little birds that shout out their joy too, and to see these little buds waiting patiently for their opening … Anyway, I am very happy and I’ve already…

Hi everyone, In order to close the winter chapter, I‘d like to introduce you to a skirt I’ve sewn a few months ago, but that I never had the opportunity to take some pictures of. Everything started a few months ago when I discovered Instagram (Yep, never too late guys !), with this amazing pictures from…

Hello everyone! It’s not spring yet, but in order to make some room for it during winter, I introduce you to these flower trousers. After all there are flowers all year round now! I didn’t have a lot of imagination for that make and I got 100% inspired by Sew Over it, an independent pattern…

Hi everyone! Still in the Scottish theme, I’d like to talk to you about my wrap skirt in Scottish fabric. This is my very first make on my very first and only sewing machine, freshly received for Christmas 2013. Quite a symbol for me then! This was also the second time I was using a…

Hello everyone! I slightly change subject in this article to talk to you about how I made cushions to decorate the living room. We have moved in July 2016 in a partly furnished flat which was not at all decorated, and I was quite happy because for the first time I thought “Nice, I’m gonna experiment…

Hello everyone! Today, I’d like to show you a very simple garment to make and wear. You can’t find anything simpler in my opinion! This is a shift dress, made for Christmas time, with a gorgeous Scottish tartan found at A One Fabric, on Goldhawk Road in London. Actually they have many different types of tartans,…

Bonjour everyone! This is my first kimono inspired jacket, made from the Simplicity 1318 pattern, version D. This is when I saw the fabric, with these powdery and sweet prints on a dark blue background, that I knew it was created to make this sort of jacket. I just fell in love with this miserable…

Hi everyone! Let’s get started with serious topics. This first post is about the last thing I’ve sewn: a winter coat. I’ve already got a few winter coats that I love, but since a while, I’ve been thinking a lot about sewing my own coat. I wanted it long, in thick wool and navy blue. So it…