still here, sort of, and another T-shirt!

I decided it was high time I finally made something with this nani iro knit fabric I got in Japan several years ago. I bought it in Nagasaki at a great fabric store that Jan took my mother and me to. It is that yummy double layer knit stuff that I love so much. I guess I held off on using it because I wanted to find the perfect pattern and/or I didn’t want to mess it up. I guess I finally came to my senses and realized that hey, I usually just wear T-shirts, so why not get on with it.

I used the Fujiko pattern from Tamanegi Kobo, which I adore. The store makes it very easy for English-language speakers to purchase patterns, and you just print out the pieces and tape them together.

Spring is coming, supposedly, so I am hoping to get my sewing groove on and finally dig into some Liberty Fabric that I have been stashing. I think recent international events have convinced me that there is no point in procrastinating!

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6 Responses to still here, sort of, and another T-shirt!

  1. hi mariko!!!!
    greetings from Nagasaki!!!
    yup…use the good linen……

  2. freecia says:

    I <3 the shirt and nail polish! Sparkles!!!!

  3. Seanna Lea says:

    Certainly! There is no point in waiting around for the perfect pattern. It’s something I’m trying to learn, because I have more fabric stash than is reasonable for someone who hates to cut the fabric!

  4. megan says:

    Now that’s a sweet shirt!!

  5. Susan says:

    I love those polka dots and how they look painted and not all the same! That seems like a fabric I’d hoard too, because I was afraid of messing it up.

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