I was inspired by Arrowmountain's post on Instagram to take an inventory of what I made in 2017. Being a procrastinator through and through, it is no surprise that it took me almost two months into 2018 to write this post. Partly, I was waiting to get my last two makes of 2017 photographed, and blogged and that is now done. So here you go.
Here are my maker's stats for 2017
- 22 finished items
- 19 made it to the blog
- 11 Tops
- 3 Dresses
- 3 Skirts
- 2 Knit hats
- 2 Swimsuits
- 1 Pair of pants
Patterns Stats
- 3 Self Drafted
- 3 Megan Neilsen
- 2 Blueprints for Sewing
- 2 Papercut
- 2 Vintage
- 1 Simplicity
- 1 In the Folds
- 1 Colette
- 1 Built By Wendy
- 1 Deer and Doe
- 1 Tilly and the Buttons
- 1 Charlotte Kan
- 1 Closet Case Patterns
After rounding up all my makes for last year I realized that I was much more productive than I had imagined. I call myself a slow maker and a procrastinator. I am those things, but apparently I am pretty productive when I am enjoying what I do.
I participated in #sewphotohop on Instagram last September and it really helped me hone in on what I needed to make, and have a solid plan. I did not make the two skirts, but everything else on this plan was completed. I focused on tops, and added some much needed pieces to the upper half of my wardrobe. I never made a solid Winter sewing plan, and here in Texas Winter is already waning. I do need to do this exercise again to focus my attention on what I really need in my wardrobe.
I participated in #sewphotohop on Instagram last September and it really helped me hone in on what I needed to make, and have a solid plan. I did not make the two skirts, but everything else on this plan was completed. I focused on tops, and added some much needed pieces to the upper half of my wardrobe. I never made a solid Winter sewing plan, and here in Texas Winter is already waning. I do need to do this exercise again to focus my attention on what I really need in my wardrobe.
I loved putting the fabric swatches together and seeing where my color choices overlap and work together.
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