Sewciopath: a person with an antisocial sewing disorder. They think mainly of their next project and seldom feel guilt about buying fabric - they can never seem to get enough!* With this blog I hope to share the joy of creating my own wardrobe, and my adventures in and out of the sewing room. (*definition of "sewciopath" attributed to FineFabricStores.com)
Friday, January 15, 2016
Capsule Wardrobe Italy 2014, #4
Here's the second pair of pants, made from Marcy Tilton's gray ponte. I used the same fabric for the collar of the jacket you saw earlier in CW #1. I highly recommend the pattern, V 8925. It has all the features I look for -- slim lines, a little design interest (unusual seaming, in this case), and a pull-on waist. There's a little bit of pilling, but I can live with it, using a little scissors, or a specially made pill remover.
The blouse is a light-weight silk from emmaonesock.com. The pattern is S 2892, which I have made so many times I have to call it a TNT (Tried N' True). I love silk--it "breathes" -- which means it's comfortable -- and you can pack five or six silk pieces in place of one cotton piece. Remember, every ounce and every inch count when you are packing for a month or longer.
Labels:
2014,
Capsule Wardrobe,
Rayon ponte,
silk
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