You know it’s May when all of a sudden blog posts pop up all over the place filled with wardrobe posts featuring self-made garments.
So, apologies if you’re already sick of Me-Made-May blog posts, but here’s my first one for this May. (Feel free to ignore it and come back tomorrow if you want. 😉 )
1 May
- Me-made Rock-a-birdy Bleuet dress
- My-mother-made green cardigan (from a 1940’s pattern)
- Black maternity leggings
- Brown knee-high boots
2 May
- Me-made grey squiggly-circles dress (never blogged)
- My-mother-made purple cardigan (knitted from a 1940’s pattern)
- Burgundy knee-high boots
3 May
- Me-made Raspberry Tiramisu dress
- Purple wrap wool cardigan from an op shop
- Plaid bomber from a friend
- Black maternity leggings
- Ultra-high black Converse sneakers
4 May
- Me-made Debi dress (on it’s first outing!)
- My-mother-made purple cardigan (knitted from a 1940’s pattern)
- Brown tights
- Burgundy shoes
5 May
- Me-made Dolly Turtles dress
- Me-made Autumn Playground cardigan
- RTW merino long-sleeved top
- Navy belt from an op-shop
- Black maternity leggings
- Brown knee-high boots
6 May
- Me-made Coppelia wrap cardi (only just finished, will be blogged soon)
- Tartan shirt dress from a clothes swap
- Maternity jeans from a clothes swap
- Black ultra-hi Converse sneakers
And even though I didn’t get a photo, here’s what I wore on 7 May:
- Me-made Coppelia wrap cardi, same as on 6 May
- RTW plaid dress
- Thigh-high purple socks
- Brown knee-high boots
5th May also included a you made Drake of course! 😉
True! A handy me-made accessory for every day. 😉
Hats off to you, Kat! I totally haven’t got round to doing it this year. And there was a minor concern about too many repeats from last year! I love all your makes and how lucky to have an amazing knitting mum! The loveliest me-made accessory of course is the one sitting on your hip! xxx
Aww, thank you! 🙂
I must admit, I am somewhat concerned about boring everyone with these posts. Major wardrobe crisis going on at the moment, argh!!! Need to make more things, super-fast!!!
I wish I had mum-made-cardigans. She tells me adults cardigans are much too boring to sew and she’ll stick to baby knitting, thank you very much
Haha yeah my mum spends most of her time doing baby knitting as well, but occasionally I get lucky. Especially if I buy the wool and choose an interesting/semi-complicated pattern. 😉
Hi Kat, thanks for entering my giveaway. You’ve got a really interesting blog, I have just started following you. Looking forward to reading through your posts once it dies down over at my place.
Aww, thanks Leanne! 🙂