Oh hey, hi, it’s day 3! Are we having fun yet???

OK, so I don’t make my bed. Why you gotta be judging me??
Sorry for the crappy pic– I’m off work today and didn’t have anybody around to snap a photo. 😦
top: me-made Strawberry Sorbetto
cardigan: Brooklyn Industries
jeans: same old Levi’s from yesterday
I have to say– it was really hard to get dressed up today! I spent the day cleaning the apartment and at the laundromat, so I felt a bit overdressed.
This Sorbetto was one of my first makes, and I really bungled it! The seams are terrible and we won’t even talk about what the insides look like! But I still love the fabric and it’s such a nice color.
Do you have any imperfect projects that you still love?
The very first dress I made! I totally messed up the zip and the pattern doesn’t match at all, but I love in anyway 🙂
Your sorbetto is very cute BTW. Did you make any headway on the iris shorts?
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I did, actually! I figured out that lengthening the crotch helps quite a bit. I have some weird diagonal stress lines that I need to figure out what’s going on with, and I think I’m going to have to redraw the waistband, unfortunately. I’m more rectangular below my true waist, so when the top of the waistband fits, the bottoms pooches out, if that makes sense. My weekend project, I think!
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I make my bed every day mwahahaha. Except Saturday. Not judging just poking (with a non-sharp object).
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You’re definitely a better person than me. 🙂 I’m a natural slob– I’m always trying to reform and be clean and organized… but…
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Your sorbetto is so cute, I love the fabric.
Most of my projects have at least a little imperfection here or there, and I still wear them all the time! The two blouses I spent the most time perfecting are the ones I never wear… argh! They just don’t fit right–but I’m learning 🙂
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Fit is just so confusing sometimes! One of these days maybe we’ll be able to figure that stuff out right off the bat!
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I was just thinking about this today… I have a couple of skirts in my closet that I love, despite the wonky seams, total lack of finishing, etc. Unfortunately they all need to be taken in, so I’m spending some time fixing them up. I love your top – can’t tell at all that it has any issues.
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Isn’t MMM such a good opportunity to fix up stuff that has been languishing in the closet in need of repair?
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Love the outfit – the colour of that top really is lovely. I bungled my ginger skirt when I inserted the lining around the invisible zip – but I still wear it and I’ve learnt the hard way how not to insert a lining with an invisible zip!
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The learning process is usually the most important thing I take away from a project! I’m impressed that you can do a lining/invisible zip combo! I tried it and goofed it up pretty bad…
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Well it looks really cute! Some of my first projects are definitely unwearable. 🙂
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I don’t care what the insides look like – the outside is lovely! Me Made PJs could really help Me Made May be more do-able on the days you can’t face getting dressed!
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I’ve got another pair of PJ’s on deck! 😀 They were SO fun to make!
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You look great!
Oh yes do I have projects that I’m not proud about – ones that I used different color thread or the quickest technique possible – but who cares! No one is going to see the inside!
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Good point– sometimes I think maybe we sewists get a little obsessive about stuff that no one else will ever notice.
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I think your Sorbetto looks great, it’s actually one of my favourites around!
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Thanks, Marie! 🙂
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I don’t make my bed either, except for an occasional Saturday or Sunday when we may have company. Soooo what, call me lazy.
Cute outfit! So far all of my clothing items have been imperfect. But I love them anyway cuz they were made by little ol’ me!
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That’s the perfect approach! You made it– rock that sh*t!
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I don’t make my bed. Except when I change the sheets.
This is such a cheery outfit! Pretty much everything I’ve ever made has some hidden bungle that I’m not so fond of!! They just keep getting smaller (hopefully one day they’ll disappear!) But all my earlier garments are the same as yours – some funny seams, some shredding on the inside – but a bunch of them I still love and wear all the time!!
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I’m glad you still wear your early sallieoh originals! I’m trying to put some of mine back into the rotation, warts and all (ewww, warts)!
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isn’t it weird how it’s funny to wear your own stuff on chore days? yet if you bought that outfit at F21 wouldn’t you throw it on in a second? i would. if i could run out right now and buy your outfit of happiness i’d wear it out of the store.
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I would totally just bang around in that if I F21’ed it. Isn’t it funny how me-mades become so… precious? I guess that’s a good thing, so long as it isn’t keeping us from WEARING them!
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Same as Sallie – I make my bed when I change the sheets! No judging here.
Your Sorbetto is really cute. I like that fabric.
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Thanks, gal! I’m glad I’m not the only sloth. I do kinda pull the comforter over the mess in case the dog decides to snooze on the bed while I’m at work, but that’s about it.
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I love the pink and red together. Such a cute color combo!
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Thanks– it’s one of my favorites! Probably due to my love for Strawberry Shortcake as a kid.
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I never made my bed as a kid – it was a day bed/box bed that made it really difficult to tuck in, so my mom decided it wasn’t worth it. But for the past year I’ve started making it (just smoothing the sheets and pulling the blanket over the pillows, no tucking or anything). Not sure why… it’s a mystery. But, I prefer rumpled beds. Made up or not, I like to see some wrinkles and imperfections, otherwise it’s kind of creepy and makes me feel like I’m looking at a catalog.
The pink and red look very nice on you, and I like the length. When I clicked through to your original Sorbetto post I realized you lengthened it, so that must be why!
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Yep, I lengthened it quite a bit– I hate wearing short shirts!
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I have TONS of not perfect sewing that I still love! I think we all are in that boat with you, doll!
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Confession- I never make my bed…
Let’s focus on how cute that Sorbetto is instead 🙂
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Thanks, Jo!
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That is such a pretty sorbetto – love the pink and spots.
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I love the color of your Sorbetto! I can definitely see why you keep wearing it – it’s just too fun to let sit unworn. My first project that I was really horrified at was actually a Sorbetto, believe it or not – my bias trim is atrocious and the fabric was way too fragile to hand many wearings. I wear it for a nightshirt, but it’s definitely been pieced together several times – eep!
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