Stitch time

After yesterdays productive sewing it is Sunday and time for tea and embellishing.

I made this to stitch on to a cashmere sleeping bag:

 

What do you think? 

Feel free to use it in your own (private) stiching projects *Wink*

If you do -let me know I'd love to see.

If you need the Pdf just leave a comment with your e-mail and I'll send it to you asap.

In anticipation of your valued response,

Linda

First ever tutorial - cozy baby trousers

Here is my first tutorial - super easy cashmere baggy trousers!

I'm not really into sewing jargon so excuse my lame explanations and hopefully you'll be able to understand what is going on and do it yourself at home.

1. Find your self an old woolly jumper with a turtle neck - I've used a cashmere one, they are super soft and snuggly, but unless you get them super cheap (or free from Charlie-at-the-market) you can use some other kind of woolly jumper. If the knit is very loose you might want to felt it a little by washing it on a warm cycle. Or maybe you've already done this with one of your jumpers by accident *wink* . The rest of the tutorial is after the jump (I think...)