Erin Emmons

MCall’s M7349 View C/E

McCall’s M7349, View C/B

McCall’s M6930, View A.

McCall’s R10735, View B

In preparation for when this pandemic to be over and we can return to social dancing again, I am creating clothes that will make me at least look like I can dance (even if I am a little rusty).

Make everyday a “bring your cat to work” day.

This creation is at the top of every star gazers wish list. This classic sleeveless design looks great on its own but also pairs nicely with any jacket. The perfect attire for your next shooting star watch party. A once in a lifetime find. …Okay, you may have started to see a pattern with the

After the success of completing my first shirt sewing project (see First Attempt at a Shirt) I took that same base pattern I used for that project as a starting point and with the extra fabric attempted a draping affect overtop. I was inspired with the off-the-shoulder drape look by a shirt I bought in

I had seen a lot of YouTube videos of people using their existing clothes to create templates/patterns that they could then modify into new creations and thought this was a great idea, and used that approach to sew my first shirt from scratch. I had bought clothes patterns before thinking they would make it easier