On Friday I bought some $5 patterns from Clegs:





And one from Spotlight today (all patterns half price - Clegs don't have Kwik Sew). I am trusting that, in the usual way, Kwik Sew looks better made up than they do on the not-very-appealing pictures in the catalogue:

Bought some lovely 'ghostly cherry' fabric - this is a fine white fabric with translucent pink cherries with green leaves (thinking a full-skirted shirtdress from this one)
I also bought some navy blue stretch bengaline, which I hope to make a sailor frock from (don't have a pattern, I am hoping to fudge one somehow).
Some patterns arrived from the Out of The Ashes in the USA that I ordered the other week - some vintage



As did some lovely fabric from Contemporary Cloth (which, oddly, is actually designed in Sydney but cheaper to buy from the USA):


1 comment:
I'm pleased that I could be a wee cog in the mighty, all-devouring stash extension machine. Yay. And also next week when we go button ker-ay-zeeee.
A tip: take swatches for the matching. You can buy a year's worth of buttons without your wallet even noticing.
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