Salam Ramadhan to all my fellow muslims, may we find berkat in all our doings in this holy month.
So, what are you guys having for buka puasa tonite? Ish I am sooo jealous ! Here it is going to be whatever that I decide to dream up hahaha. Buka is currently at 9.15pm and imsak is 3.50am, yup, its a really long day. But it actually feels alright because the weather is nice and cool, in fact summer has flown on by and the cold winds and wet days of autumn are already here. Kids are going to need warmer school clothes again.
Just wanted to share some summer separates I made for Shasha before they become obsolete :-)
The top was from here and I think its going to be her last time wearing it. The pants is from white eyelet cotton, loose fit with leg cuffs. Got the idea from a Burda March issue, just looks so relaxed and carefree.
The top and 3/4 pants are from Ottobre 3/2009, here. I added woven ribbons around the knees and a cute button, totally transformed. The top from jersey and has a very sweet flaired sleeves and hem. The pants are linen, really comfy.
Whats cool about separates is all the mix and match to get double the outfits :) The beautiful embroidered blouse was a steal from a small vintage shop in Amsterdam, some things never go out of style.
This is the pants up close. I topstitched the side seams with a bright pink criss cross stitch, vamp !
And finally, a simple peasant dress from Cucito, altered to flare it up more, added an elastic waist casing, green rickrack and red woven ribbon at the hem
Hmm I just realised all her outfits are blue this summer , not a pink in sight ! *Sigh* I am so missing summer already, just too too short.
Selamat berbuka all, I still have a longgggg day ahead :)
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ReplyDeleteNice to see an update to your blog after all that travelling you did!
I love the pants you made, so many details, the decorative topstitching, the knee details, perfect, gave me a lot of inspiration!
I think you make more practical outfits for your children..I am always about dresses and dresses. I need to change my mindset about sewing children's clothes, haha!
Hi Sertyan, I love making dresses too but they end up gathering dust in the closet! As they grow bigger they just want simple practical stuff, so I try to make the ordinary extraordinary :)
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