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2020 makes.

2020-EJBC-MAKES

I thought it would be fun to catalog the garments I sewed and knitted in 2020. It was an interesting year for my clothes making hobby. I made a bunch of garments (mostly dresses!) while Paul was deployed and then hardly touched my sewing machine or knitting needles once he returned in late September. (Don't worry, I am keeping my hands busy with a cross stitch project.) More than anything, I hope I have places to go next year so I can wear all these garments.

I will be back next week to share the projects I currently have in progress and the clothes I hope to make in 2021. But for today, here are the 20 items I made this past year. (I went back through my photos to pull these photos. It's not all of them but close!)

2020tops

TOPS (L-R, top to bottom): Sewhouse 7 Toaster sweater 2, Wiksten Shift short sleeve top, self-drafted black linen long sleeve, Natalie Ebaugh Solee top, Helen's Closet Ashton top, Julie Hoover Cline sweater and (not pictured) Grainline Studio Linden sweatshirt.

2020bottoms

BOTTOMS (L-R): True Bias Yari Jumpsuit (hacked into a pair of pants), Helen's Closet Avery leggings, Sew Liberated Estuary skirt.

2020dressses

DRESSES (L-R, top to bottom): Tessuti Fabrics tie-dyed Lisa dress, Tessuti Fabrics rayon Lisa dress, True Bias hacked Nikko dress, McCall's M7946 version D, French Navy Forsythe dress, Sew Liberated Hinterland Dress and (not pictured) Mimi G Style Jessica Dress.

ETC: (not pictured) Purl Soho boot socks, Megan Nielsen Patterns Collesloe swim top as a sports bra, Klum House Slabtown backpack

December 15, 2020 at 11:17 AM in DIY wardrobe, garment sewing, me made, what i wore |

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My name is Elise Blaha Cripe. I live in San Diego, California with my husband and our two young daughters.

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