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//THE WARDROBE PROJECT//


  • Hello lovely people! I hope you all had a good weekend. I spent mine chilling, cooking, watching movies and knitting! A perfect one, if you ask me!
    Some days ago I mentioned in my Instagram that I'm working on a secret project and I'm finally able to share more about it! I hope you'll love it as much as I do! 

    This is my Kommatia patterns J006 parka and I'm in love! In my opinion this is the perfect transitional outerwear! It is an unlined parka pattern with a very loose fit, featuring a zipper fastening, dropped shoulder, drawstring hood and flap pockets. If you never sewed any outerwear before this is the pattern you want to go with. The instructions are really clear and well illustrated, which makes the whole process go by really smoothly! 


    I love how modern Kommatia patterns are and this one is no exception! You can use so many different types of fabric to create different looks with this one. I went with a workwear gabardine(the kind they use in workwear overalls) for my version and I'm really happy with the final garment. All the little pattern details make this seem so professional and well-made. 


    I cut a size M with no modifications, since the pattern has a very loose fit. I used a gold metallic separating zipper, black cord, plastic black stoppers. And that's about it! I'm planning making another version of this in a waterproof fabric, or in other words a perfect garment for walking the dog in the raining days ahead! 



    Do you have any outerwear sewing plans for the coming months? I would love to hear about them! 
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    Hello and happy new month everyone! I always loved September! There is something about the new beginnings feeling that comes with the month, the motivation to re-start things, the firsts chills that make their appeareance.

    The blog got a little makeover recently and I decided to try something different. Lately I really neglected this little space and I really miss it. So I'm here to share my September plans and thoughts with you!

    THINGS I'M EXCITED ABOUT FOR THIS MONTH:

    -The temperature dropping and the first autumn chills.
    -Cozy nights at home.
    -Hot coffees.
    -Autumn clothes.

    ON THE SEWING TABLE:

    I'm currently working on a very exciting secret project. I promise, you'll love this one!
    Other than that, I don't have anything planned for this month. Being the first month back to work and everything I thought, I'll just go with the flow and if inspiration hits, I'm here, willing to obey.

    ON MY NEEDLES:

    I'm currently working on my Xanthe shawl from Ambah O'Brien, as well as my Find your Fade shawl from Andrea Mowry.
    And I'm thinking about possibly casting on a Puntilla sweater from Joji Locatelli



    READING

    I'm finishing Irvin Yalom's "When Nitze Swept". Such an amazing, well written book.
    I think I will be starting "Wild:from Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail" by Cheryl Strayed next.

    OTHER THINGS

    I've been thinking a lot about personal style lately. I'm not such a big fun of my wardrobe at the moment, so I'm trying to figure out what needs to change, in what clothes I feel most comfortable in and what is my personal style leaning towards at the moment. Maybe a blog post will follow.

    Will you be participating in #sewphotohop this year? I'm excited to connect with all the amazing makers out there again! It's an amazing opportunity to discover more amazing people!



    I hope you liked this little segment. And I would love to know what are you most excited about the new month? What are your sewing/knitting plans for the coming season? 
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    I'm Mady and I'm a self-taught seamstress and knitter. This is my journey towards a handmade wardrobe!

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