The Last Stitch | My favourite self-sewn clothes of 2017 @Thelaststitch | Uploaded December 2017 | Updated October 2024, 13 hours ago.
Let's take a look at my favourite self-sewn clothes of 2017. I did quite a lot of makes but in this video, I have picked the top five clothes I sewed this year.
In July I made a wrap dress heavily inspired by Dianne Von Furstenberg's iconic wrap dresses. I used a Butterick pattern but made a lot of changes to make more similar to a DvF dress.
Video about how I made the wrap dress: youtu.be/BhFESbTI244
2017 also marked a return to pants making. These cigarette pants from Burdastyle were the second pair I made and I'm happy to report that these are now my favourite pair of trousers! Made from dark brown stretch bengaline they are so comfortable and I love the fit and design features of this pattern.
Blog post about how to fit my trousers:
thelaststitch.com/2017/07/fitting-trousers-best-tips-tricks
In 2017 I also decided to up my workout leggings game and made these capri leggings using a print I designed myself and ordered from Spoonflower. The leggings have curved mesh insets, a back waistband pocket and side pockets. I also did a pair of shorts using a similar design. Both patterns I designed myself.
Blog post about the leggings:
thelaststitch.com/2017/10/spoonflower-print-capri-workout-leggings
I did a lot of time-consuming projects during 2017 so this simple cardigan from Dutch pattern magazine knip mode was a breath of fresh air. I let the fabric do the speaking and probably spent as much time aligning the print than I did on actually sewing the cardigan. I added pockets for more practicality but apart from that I didn't do any modifications
thelaststitch.com/2017/07/knip-mode-cardigan-07-2016-25
I'm a huge fan of Burdastyle and this was the third time I made this blouse pattern. The puff sleeves and piped cuffs were my own additions and I used a nice silk/cotton sateen fabric from Michael Kaufman.
Blog post about the blouse: thelaststitch.com/2017/06/burdastyle-sateen-blouse-2013-6-119
Amazon Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases that are disclosed as Amazon affiliate links.
Let's take a look at my favourite self-sewn clothes of 2017. I did quite a lot of makes but in this video, I have picked the top five clothes I sewed this year.
In July I made a wrap dress heavily inspired by Dianne Von Furstenberg's iconic wrap dresses. I used a Butterick pattern but made a lot of changes to make more similar to a DvF dress.
Video about how I made the wrap dress: youtu.be/BhFESbTI244
2017 also marked a return to pants making. These cigarette pants from Burdastyle were the second pair I made and I'm happy to report that these are now my favourite pair of trousers! Made from dark brown stretch bengaline they are so comfortable and I love the fit and design features of this pattern.
Blog post about how to fit my trousers:
thelaststitch.com/2017/07/fitting-trousers-best-tips-tricks
In 2017 I also decided to up my workout leggings game and made these capri leggings using a print I designed myself and ordered from Spoonflower. The leggings have curved mesh insets, a back waistband pocket and side pockets. I also did a pair of shorts using a similar design. Both patterns I designed myself.
Blog post about the leggings:
thelaststitch.com/2017/10/spoonflower-print-capri-workout-leggings
I did a lot of time-consuming projects during 2017 so this simple cardigan from Dutch pattern magazine knip mode was a breath of fresh air. I let the fabric do the speaking and probably spent as much time aligning the print than I did on actually sewing the cardigan. I added pockets for more practicality but apart from that I didn't do any modifications
thelaststitch.com/2017/07/knip-mode-cardigan-07-2016-25
I'm a huge fan of Burdastyle and this was the third time I made this blouse pattern. The puff sleeves and piped cuffs were my own additions and I used a nice silk/cotton sateen fabric from Michael Kaufman.
Blog post about the blouse: thelaststitch.com/2017/06/burdastyle-sateen-blouse-2013-6-119
Amazon Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases that are disclosed as Amazon affiliate links.
