But really, time is sometimes the one thing I have the least of. As far as this dress goes though, it has plenty of it; even if all of the clocks have no hands whatsoever to even indicated what time it would be. I still like it just fine. Don’t ask me what time it is when I am wearing it, because I will never know if I leave it up to my dress.
A little bit of time is something that I did have last weekend. I cut this one out on Saturday night and sewed it up pretty quickly Sunday evening. The only thing I had left to do was attach the hem band and insert the zipper and I did those Monday after school got done, before I headed to the gym.
It was very easy to pick this contrasting fabric. I never had it in mind to make something with the two together until I washed the material. When I folded them and stacked them on top of each other, it was an instant match. I very much like how the contrast came out, and I have plenty of the band fabric left to make myself a different dress. (I already have one in mind.)
I have stepped away from my usual geometric printed material the last couple of makes, and I quite like what I am coming across. Balloons and clocks have made a couple of nice additions to my dress collection. And this color combination just happens to be one of my favorites. I even have my eye on a few more non-geometric, patterned pieces of fabric. Now, to just find a little more time to make something else…
Details: dress pattern – Sew Serendipity || clock fabric – Tim Holtz Eclectic Elements || band material – a gift || shoes – Jacobies (zulily.com)
Linking up with: Craftastic Monday, Creative Mondays, Do Tell Tuesday, Tuesday’s With a Twist & Passion for Fashion.
I’d love to hear what you think. And since I have already made this dress many times before, I left out any details about the actual making of it. If you are interested to see any of the others, click on the Sew Serendipity tag below for a list of the archives.
I love the things you are making. You obviously get your sewing talent from both sides since your mother and Grandma Gayle are and were really talented sewers. I never had the knack that they and you do. Amanda does too. Awesome work.
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And I have you to thank for this wonderful pattern. I just can’t make enough of them! Thank you! 🙂
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What a great dress! I love the fabrics you chose. -Marci @ Stone Cottage Adventures
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I keep thinking I have found my most favorite fabric, then I make another dress, and think it all over again… Thanks for your comment.
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I love the fabric you picked! I think this is the dress you posted a black and white photo of on instagram? That was just breathtakingly good!
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Yes, this is the same dress. You are too sweet! Thanks. 🙂
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Beautiful!
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I love the clock fabric. You did a really good job on the making, it’s lovely.
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Thank you! 🙂
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Thank you!
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