So today I have opted for my grey jersey t-shirt, self drafted pattern with a ruched v neck (made quite recently) with a skirt I made a few years ago also own pattern but this time using the Sew What Skirts book. I have mentioned this book before as it is fabulous and have used this for a few of my skirts.
Here I am wearing this with tights but due to the length of this skirt I prefer to wear this one with tights anyway. It is a lined skirt and as it is fitted and made from cotton I do tend to get a crease across the front when I have been sat, small problem as creases are mainly unavoidable. The sun was out earlier but it has now gone in so I have grabbed a hoody now (not handmade but years old!) to wear over my t shirt while out dog walking.
From the book I used instructions for straight skirt with fitted waist, added darts and belt loops. As I have had this a number of years now I tend to be able to do it without the book, make my own modifications, darts and details etc. If you haven't heard of it, it is well worth a look.
There has been more baking and my son asked me the other day why I was making more when the last cake hadn't been finished (er... I have lots of time;) well it didn't matter as it was all gone pretty quick. I made the recipe for gf vegan ricotta cake but I didn't have the correct size tin so I just used fairy cake cases and that worked out fine, I think they would have risen more with more space but my mixture was pretty much up to the top. Still they were light and fluffy which is not always easy with GF vegan baking.
We have already been at them here as I made twelve, so yes another good little cake recipe from Vegan and Gluten- Free Baking. I think I only paid five pound for that book a few years ago and everything I have made has come out well.
That is all for today, on the days my clothes are made from patterns I will of course include the details but I have quite a few items where I have just made my own patterns. I think I have used more patterns since posting for Minerva as people need to have something to work from if they want to recreate what you are showing.
Take care.