I love these colours. I love this colours' combination.
I knew the dress would be simple. And so it is. The opening in the neckline is quite big but despite the practical reasons (breastfeeding :)) it makes the dress less boring.
Based on Burda 11/2010 (dress#103).





Materials: viscose, elastic.

When I put it on for the first time I had a feeling it was a perfect dress for the countryside :)
I am always happy when I can recycle found somewhere or bought cheap textiles.
The pattern is sleeveless blouse#103 from Burda 06/2012.














Materials: blue blend, orange bias tape, white buttons. white cotton band (finishing the collar), elastic.

A nude lace and similar lining altough I was checking different ones.. I wanted to have a pencil skirt. I made it and then cut it a bit more :) I finished the bottom with the bias tape and I really like the outcome.
There was more manual work this time - sewing machine was almost off...






















Materials: nude lace, nude lining, invisible zip, nude bias tape, pink band.

Black and white flamingo top. I wanted to have lighter back but I didn't have a good textile for that. And black was better than white one which didn't match the ecru flamingo fabric.




And my favourite bag (shopping bag form)! The pattern on it is exactly the thing I love. Finished with a yellow heart :)



Materials: white satin, black satin crepe; black and white cotton, yellow felt.

I wanted to use this grey knit (love it!) to sew something different that I would normally do :)
My choice was Burda's pants: 02/2012#108B (I don't really sew trousers to often).
It was a nice process - I tried to do everything precisely and neatly.
I really love the outcome!



































Materials: grey knitwear, elastic (3cm wide), string.

I will post it but I hate pictures I have here. This is a bad quality but I didn't get anything better..
The shorts are simple in form and easy to make.
The canvas has really wonderful mint colour which is unfortunately almost invisible on the pics.
The string is also self-made.


































Materials: mint cavas, eyelets, white thin string.

I am into graphic patterns and  I am into mustard colour.
A stripy viscose was a pair of loose trousers in its previous life (a flea market buy).
A mustard fabric was really small one, bought some time ago on a flea market. I wanted to make a short skirt with big pockets. But then I started to work on it and realised it wasn't enough for a skirt... But my determination was bigger than such a tiny detail :) So a black stripe was my solution. In my opinion, a great solution. (pattern for skirt - longer one with pockets - you can find in Burda 11/2012#125)



































Materials: stripy viscose, beige bias tape (different colour for the pocket), mustard fabric, black wool, invisible zipper