Showing posts with label sewing patterns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sewing patterns. Show all posts

Monday, June 1, 2020

summer pants

The trend of casual light weight elastic waist pants maybe gone but it remained staple in my wardrobe. Its a must for me specially for running errands on a hot summer weekend. I made a couple of pairs using this pattern




This fabric was let go by a fellow sewing enthusiast. I was hoping that it was a knit jersey fabric as it reminded me of a particular signature designer print; I immediately thought of making a wrap dress with it. Sadly, it was woven and a previous owner's UFO (Un-Finish Objects); still managed to make something out of it, nevertheless. 


And from a remnant from my previous project





What is your summer sewing plans? Let me know ;)

Tuesday, August 18, 2015

insta-recap

I'm currently working on two big sewing projects so for the meantime, you can follow me via


I ventured again into bread making recently *successfully* this time. My earlier attempt were disastrous: I did dehydrate the dried yeast with water that was either not warm enough or too hot. I finally learn the correct temperature and made some of my favorites: (on the left) Pan de Sal (salt bread) and (on the right) Ensaymada (brioche covered with butter and grated cheese).  


Its monsoon season in other part of the world - - I definitely missed the rain and a bowl of warm and comforting bowl of soup.  So I cooked Lomi


I spent my Eid al Fitr holidays sewing 3 more of V8772; my first can be seen here. My first plan was to sew more projects, but the holidays was shorter than anticipated so I settled with these. 


My gym shorts and my first tee; blogged here


I bought another vintage sewing pattern and my collection is growing - oh my!



I was excited that I saw some fresh banana leaves at the grocer the other day. My excitement drew attention of some shoppers that they've approached me and asked if I eat these leaves! ***not funny*** I cooked Maja Mais (mah-ha-ma-is) a variation of a coconut pudding with corn kernels and butter. The pudding was set in a spring-form pan lined with banana leaves. 
And finally a weekend roast. Ina Garten's Perfect Roast Chicken. I first made this many Christmases ago and my family loved it. Since then, they requested this every now and then often times I use chicken thighs while I would cook the whole chicken for celebratory dinners. 


See you on my next post!