Showing posts with label Closet Case Patterns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Closet Case Patterns. Show all posts

Morgan Jeans 4.0

Disclaimer: I was given this pattern and some notions as a "thank you" for pattern testing


Morgan jeans by Closet Case Pattern front pocket

What: Boyfriend jeans
Pattern used: Morgan Boyfriend Jeans by Closet Case Patterns
Size made: 8
Alterations: Added length, slimmed the back leg piece
Materials: 100% cotton denim in dark navy; poly/cotton mix for pocket bags, Günterman denim thread.
Notions: rivets and buttons from Closet Case Patterns kit

Hold me tighter than my #Morganjeans - Nettie bodysuit


What: Nettie bodysuit by Closet Case patterns
Size made: straight up 8, no changes except the turtleneck
Materials used: cotton lycra, plastic snaps on a ribbon, elastic lace

Morgan Jeans

Disclaimer: I was given this pattern for free as a "thank you" for testing it

Morgan jeans by Closet Case Patterns

What: Morgan Jeans by Closet Case Patterns
Size cut: 8
Alterations made to the pattern: slimming the inner back leg a bit
Materials used: lightweight 100% cotton denim, cotton shirting for pocketing and lining back yokes, 4 denim buttons

Ginger the Seventh




What: Ginger jeans by Closet Case Patterns
Changes made: cut size 8 of view B, lowered the rise.
Materials: flannel back stretch denim, stretch shirting for pocket bags.

These are my seventh pair of Gingers jeans. Yup. One might say that I have a slight obsession. And yes, I might even agree with that.

Sallie - not so secret pajamas

Disclaimer: I got this pattern for free, as a thank you for testing it.


What: one-piece pajamas
Pattern: Sallie by Closet Case Patterns, cut view B with modifications
Size cut: 10 for the bottom, 8 for the top
Materials used: floral printed jersey 98% cotton, 2% spandex; 4 cm wide elastic; 5cm wide crochet lace

This used to be a not finished sundress. It sat on my shelves for quite some time. It was a sewing project gone wrong! And now it got a new life in a much needed pajama. 
And since it was cut from a semi finished dress, the pattern placement may be odd. But hey, no one is really going to see it.