There will be at least some relaxation time, of course. And I'll spend a few days at my parents' house. Plus cleaning, there's always that.
But I also have a lot of sewing projects in the works, and I'd like to knock some of the biggies out.
This is not even all of the fabric I have washed and ready to go!
My first priority are Christmas gifts and resizing some pajama pants I made for us (waaaaay too big).
But that should take like a day max. And then I'll be free to work on things for ME.
I have so many things in the works. But here are my thoughts on priorities.
- navy skirt with scallop hem - I wear a lot of prints, and I need some solid basics to mix in with my separates. I'm starting here.
- alligator tee shirt - I have a couple of yards of some amazing fabric from spoonflower, but it is loud, and I think I need a really basic shape so I'm doing a woven tee
- taupe egg blouse - I'll be using that taupe fabric near the bottom of the pile in the picture above to make a button down blouse. This is a (hopefully) wearable muslin for the next project, since I've already made the skirt from that pattern before.
- sheep dress - This light mauve fabric with herds of sheep (and a few little sheep dogs) is probably my favorite fabric in the queue. I'm going to make a knee length dress with a button front bodice and a little collar.
I've got a ton of other projects up my sleeve, but I'm thinking that if I give myself room to take my time with these and not stress, then things will go really smoothly, and I'll have some great stuff to wear when I go back to work in January!
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