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1- Align the upper and lower apron with right sides together and stitch along the center seam and pocket bags. 3- Overlock the upper edge of the apron and with the wrong side of the apron facing up fold that uper edge by 4cm and press. Turn the sides of the apron over by 1cm twice and stitch. 8- Turn the hem over by 1cm twice and stitch right at the edge.

I cannot believe the last time I blogged was in 2017… shame on me, but today I have some news to exciting not to share ;) I’ve been working on a collaboration for Project Run & Play where 8 children’s pattern designers got together to create a capsule collection, for boys and girls- perfect for mix and matching. I’ll be blogging more about it next week, in the mean time I wanted to share the LOOK BOOK. You can follow all the details about the patterns, designers and blog tour on the Project Run & Play website ( the patterns are available for purchase here).

Well, it really wasn't all that hard to get IN[e]SPIRED, her creations are all so good and all so distinct- true to her impeccable style and tastes. I had this lovely slub graphic print in my stash in navy and off-white [unfortunetly Nosh fabric is a little out of my price range these days]... I think Ines would approve of my laziness ;) although I did make the insides pretty with some bias tape to finish the facing and overlocked the dress in navy thread. I did screw up the neckline and made it too wide- that is what happens when you cut straight into the fabric even though you made a mental note not to cut the neckline so wide!

I know, I know it's been months since I've blogged. There is nothing like scrolling through Pinterest though and having random images with the same color palette appear one next to the other to get my creative juice going! It would seem that red & pink are a trending color combination. Add a little orangey-yellow, add some hints of blue and I am over the moon.