I started a dress-of-the-month project back in 2013 where I made a different dress for each month. I enjoyed doing it so much, I haven’t stopped making dresses. Here you will find an archive of all the sewing projects that I have posted up on the blog. Spoiler, they are almost all dresses…
2021:

Medium is the New Small!
2020:

McCalls 7351

The Joann Dress

Vogue 8574
2019:

The Hexagon Quilt

Retro Butterick 6582

The Dixie Belle Dress (Vintage Simplicity 1648)

A Completed McCall’s 6958

Vogue 9293

A Completed Simplicity 8873

The Plaid Poppy Dress

The Spring Penguin Dress
2018:

A Finished McCall’s 6754

A Ticket to Ride Dress

That’s the Ticket!

Just Another Telephone Dress

The *Almost Happy Camper Dress

A Cactus Dress? Why not?

Love Letters for Sale

My Cotton and Steel Closet

The Deer Dress
2017:

The Winter Tulip Dress

Moths or Butterflies

The Eclectic Typo dress

A Burda 6562

A Dress Named Ava

The Summer Girl Sundress (B6453)

Gertrude Made 8294, by Me

A Completed B6453 Sew Along
2016:

The Happy People Dress

The Winter Days Dress

The Cookie Jar Dress

Weather Appropriate Sewing

I’ll never tire of exposed zippers… A Dress Named Matilda

The Mini Cooper Dress

The Vintage Poppy Dress

The Lucy Dress

Madeline’s Maze Dress

The Camtastic Dress

My Own Map Dress

The Floral Bicycle dress or a Vogue 8723

My Cotton and Steel Typewriter dress

Time for Wine Skirt

A UFO Complete
2015:

A Dress With No Name

Butterick 6168 aka The Skipping Stones dress

A Completed McCall’s 7115

The Kaleidoscope Dress

Cynthia Rowley, Simplicity 1873. AKA The Take Me to the Beach Dress

a completed McCalls 6887

As Pretty as a Weed

Tulips and Dots

The Paris in Springtime dress

A completed Simplicity 2373

The Nothing but Time dress

The Blown Away dress

The Winter in Tennessee dress

My own Me-Made, Mod Cloth – kind of. The Firecracker Dress

The Birdhouse Dress

The Marilyn Full of Marbles dress

The Tangled Green Dress

The Birds of a Feather dress

A Completed Simplicty 1418

Summer Sewing for Fall

A failed dress makes a great skirt!

THE EFFERVESCENT DRESS

SIMPLICITY 2444 – with a few modifications

A COMPLETED SIMPLICITY 2444

ANOTHER SIMPLICITY 1803

THE RED PINEAPPLE DRESS

SIMPLICITY 1367 – a simple maxi skirt.

JUNE’S DRESS

MAY’S DRESS

Simplicity 1803 – in a perfect shade of yellow

APRIL’S DRESS

MARCH’S DRESS

FEBRUARY’S DRESS

JANUARY’S DRESS

DECEMBER’S DRESS

NOVEMBER’S DRESS

THE GREEN PINEAPPLE DRESS

OCTOBER’S DRESS

SEPTEMBER’S DRESS

AUGUST’S DRESS

JULY’S DRESS
I like the first skirt the best, choice of fabric is very nice! Is you thrifting blogging event still running?
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Thanks! Yes, the Thursday Thrift event is still running. I have some participation here and there, and I’d love to have you join in. I post this on the first and third Thursday of the month and if you link to my site, or tag your post #ThursdayThrift, I’ll add your link in my post. Hope to see you then. 🙂
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Hmmm…. I am not so much into thrifting clothing, but thrifted and vintage fabric is definitely my thing. If I sew something out of thrifted fabric, will that do? 🙂 Thanks 🙂
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Absolutely – that would be wonderful! I keep thinking that thrifting for fabric is something I should do. I sometimes find some great material in an otherwise not so great item of clothing.
You are welcome.
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Thank you, I will spread the word!
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I love your dresses! They are all so flattering and look really well made – I really like your fabric choices 🙂
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Thank you so much for your kind words. The fabric shopping is sometimes the funnest part.
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