I have been reading through a number of bloggers' year end summaries, and I knew it was time to add mine to the mix. Yes, it is a bit late, but I started my New Year's diet on December 27th, so it all evens out.
The Tally:
The Tally:
Dresses: 9 (including 2 costumes for girls)
Tops: 17
Skirts: 20
Pants: 3
Shorts: 1
Total: 50!! WOW! I did not expect to have that many!
Things for the girls: 11 (2 costumes, 4 dresses, 3 skirts, 1 top and 1 pant)
Self Drafted: 8 (Tiered skirt, 2 pink skirts, 1 wrap skirt, 1 men's kurta, salwar & kameez)
Most used patterns:
Simplicity 2594: made 3 times
Tops: 17
Skirts: 20
Pants: 3
Shorts: 1
Total: 50!! WOW! I did not expect to have that many!
Things for the girls: 11 (2 costumes, 4 dresses, 3 skirts, 1 top and 1 pant)
Self Drafted: 8 (Tiered skirt, 2 pink skirts, 1 wrap skirt, 1 men's kurta, salwar & kameez)
Most used patterns:
Simplicity 2594: made 3 times
McCalls 3830: Made 3 times. The blue stretch denim is my favorite and is probably the item I have worn the most.
Butterick 4895 (OOP): made 3 times (note to self: untuck white T when wearing pink paisley skirt)
Colette Sorbetto: made 3 times: (I took the 2 rightmost photos within minutes of each other...it looks like I am a twin-creepy!)
Items made, but NOT worn: 7 (includes the salwar & kameez that I specifically made for my youngest to wear on India Day)
Butterick 4895 (OOP): made 3 times (note to self: untuck white T when wearing pink paisley skirt)
Colette Sorbetto: made 3 times: (I took the 2 rightmost photos within minutes of each other...it looks like I am a twin-creepy!)
Items made, but NOT worn: 7 (includes the salwar & kameez that I specifically made for my youngest to wear on India Day)
Unfinished Projects: 1 dress, 1 blouse
Wadders: 2 (not included in tally)
Fails: 1 (it was a blouse but I couldn't get my arms into the sleeves. :(
Wadders: 2 (not included in tally)
Fails: 1 (it was a blouse but I couldn't get my arms into the sleeves. :(
I have no comment on the amount of fabric purchased, nor do I care to add up the total yardage. It still fits in my fabric closet with no problems, so I'm ok :) All in all, I'd say 2011 was a great sewing year-the year my mojo kicked into high gear from a long rest.
So goals for 2012:
1. Move back to the US
2. Buy a Serger & learn to use it.
3. Make knits: tops, skirts, dresses
4. Make a jacket from the lovely caramel colored corduroy I bought in Thailand
5. Wear some of the things I have made but not worn (note I wore one of those yesterday!!)
6. Write more blog posts, even if they are only short and sweet ones
That's about it. Bring on the New Year!!
So goals for 2012:
1. Move back to the US
2. Buy a Serger & learn to use it.
3. Make knits: tops, skirts, dresses
4. Make a jacket from the lovely caramel colored corduroy I bought in Thailand
5. Wear some of the things I have made but not worn (note I wore one of those yesterday!!)
6. Write more blog posts, even if they are only short and sweet ones
That's about it. Bring on the New Year!!
I've also recommenced sewing after a long hiatus. I'm still reviewing sewing books in order to remember what I forgot. :)
ReplyDeleteYour "twin-creepy" comment made me laugh.
Diana