Blogs I <3 to Stalk

A is for Awesome (that’s you!):

B is for Buttons:

C is for Creative:

D is for Dart:

F is for FABRIC! (of which you can never have too much):

G is for Gorgeous (in your me-made clothes):

H is for Handmade:

I is for Interfacing:

J is for Jealous (of your amazing talent!):

K is for Knife Pleat:

L is for Lace (pretty!):

M is for Measuring Tape:

Last page update: 12 March 2013

N is for Needles:

O is for Overlock:

P is for PATTERNS:

Q is for Quilting (why can’t I stop buying those cute fat quarters?!)

R is for Ruffles (love them!):

S is for Sewing Machine (of course!):

T is for Top Stitching (nice & straight):

U is for UFO (don’t let that pile get too big!):

V is for Vintage:

W is for Weekend (yay, time for sewing):

Y is for Yoke:

Z is for Zipper:

  1. Susan | May 10, 2013 at 5:52 am

    Hi, I live in Costa Rica where I can get the Patrones mag. Since you seem to have sewn some things from the patterns, I was wondering if you could tell me if the the seam allowances are included in the patterns they provide. I am an experienced sewer and can’t seem to get the sizing right. Thanks in advance for you help!

    Susan

    Reply
    • kaitui_kiwi | May 10, 2013 at 6:38 am

      Hi Susan, I subscribed to Patrones by emailing suscripciones@rba.es – the seam allowances are NOT included so you have to add them yourselves. I find that compared to other patterns sizing charts the waist size is a lot smaller so I usually cut a bit bigger in the waist. I hope that helps :)

      Reply
  2. Em | January 15, 2013 at 5:06 pm

    wowza that is quite the list, i better get busy reading ;)

    Reply
  3. CherryPix | November 13, 2012 at 11:22 am

    Wow- love this list – thanks for compiling and including me! BTW…I’m an Aussie blogger …can I have an Aussie Flag too? ;-)

    Reply
  4. Liz | October 10, 2012 at 10:28 am

    Wow – that is an awesome list of bloggers – thanks for that. Hmmm…think I spend too much time reading blogs and not enough sewing!

    Reply
  5. poppykettle | August 6, 2012 at 8:47 am

    I love how you’ve got the flags for fellow kiwi and aussie bloggers – yay!!

    Reply

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