If you haven’t realized by now that this is a Roscoe Blouse fan page, then you haven’t been paying attention. 😉 I bought this cool double ikat cotton fabric from Fabriclore last July, and I thought I wanted to make a classic button up shirt with it. But then I made 2 other classic button ups in almost the exact … Continue reading “True Bias – Roscoe Blouse with Button Front”
I’ve been doing a little bit selfless sewing lately and made this Roscoe Dress for my lovely mother-in-law while she was visiting. One of the days that she was here, we took the train to Cascais, and I had my heart set on going to the fabric store Ourotêxteis. I only had plans to get matching thread for some fabric … Continue reading “True Bias – Roscoe Dress”
This is the outfit I was most excited to finish before our trip to Portugal, and I finished it just in time! We ended up getting covid a few days after we were there, so we didn’t get to explore as much as we had hoped, but we still really loved it there. Here are a few photos from our … Continue reading “Roscoe Blouse – Mandarin Collar + Elastic Sleeves”
The Roscoe Blouse (up to 59.5″ hip) is one of the patterns that I’ve experimented with the most, over the years. When I made it in a cotton ikat for the first time, the designer, Kelli, let me know that it would be pretty big and blousy if the fabric didn’t have a lot of drape (like rayon), and she … Continue reading “True Bias Roscoe Blouse + EA Sews Saturday Shorts”
I’m back at it with the second button up Roscoe Blouse that I really wanted to finish before moving onto some fall sewing. I loved my first short sleeved version, so I really wanted to try a shirred short sleeve, similar to the one I saw Alexis @mysweetsunshine make. If you’re wondering how I made the Roscoe into a button … Continue reading “Roscoe Blouse (Button Up + Short Shirred Sleeves)”
I have really enjoyed making tops lately, and have been thrilled with how they’ve turned out. But this shirt was on a whole new level, because I have had this fabric since June of last year, and have dreamed about it since January 2019 when Carole Rankin posted her Roscoe Blouse made with this fabric. So I was all squeals … Continue reading “True Bias – Roscoe Blouse (Button Up, Short Sleeved)”
I’m coming at you today, writing this blog post wearing my new jeans!! I am still slightly in shock that I actually did it and that they fit! These are the Mid-Rise Ginger Jeans by Closet Case Patterns. I made a straight size 12 with no adjustments, except that I cut 2″ off of the hem when I was all … Continue reading “Ginger Jeans + Roscoe Blouse”
I made the Fragola Top for Vanessa last August, and she has been very eager for me to make the dress version. When I’m sewing, she likes to go through my drawers of sewing supplies and fabric and tell me which ones she likes the most. This fabric was her favorite, and I had plenty left over from when I … Continue reading “Suco by Susana – Fragola Dress”
I have had the Cornell Shirt on my sewing list since 2022 when I added it to my ‘Make Nine’ for the year (2nd photo). I you haven’t heard of Make Nine, it’s the nine patterns that you really want to make next, and most people post it at the beginning of the year. I have now made every single … Continue reading “Elbe Textiles – Cornell Shirt (with Gathered Sleeves)”
If you participated in Me Made May this year – Congratulations! We made it through another year of MMM. Now that I’ve been sewing for 10 years, a good majority of my wardrobe is me-made things, so most days I’m wearing something that I made. But it’s fun to document it for the whole month, try to be intentional, and … Continue reading “Me Made May Musing 2025”
