Sometimes I'll place them in the cart and then later go back and take them out (the same as I do fabric), I have to exercise some degree of temperance. Then there are times that I just swoon over them for more than a year telling myself that I just do not need them, only to treat myself later with the purchase. I must say that I have had quite a bit of sizing and fit success with Indie Patterns I have sewn! So that is a real plus!
I found out today that the Itch to Stitch Indie Pattern Company is giving away it's new Largo Tank pdf as a Mother's Day Gift.
Just downloaded this pattern too! Have way to many patterns, but I'm finding indie patterns fit me more spot on. But for the $1.00 or $2.00 sale on the Big 4, who can resist! HI I'm Diane and I don't hoard patterns and I don't have a problem.
ReplyDeleteI'll have to echo you but turned around Diane. I'm Faye and I do hoard patterns and I do have a problem hahaha.
DeleteI can't even bring myself to count the number of patterns I have yet unmade! I confess to be quite unable to resist and thank you for posting this free pattern available on Itch to Stitch. I haven't tried any of her patterns but this will give me an opportunity to try one to see how I like it. Happy Mother's Day Faye!
ReplyDeleteKathleen I think a lot of us are in the same boat with the number of patterns vs. the ones we've actually sewn. I plan on making the Itch to Stitch tank very soon. Happy Mother's day to you too!
DeleteI might have to check that out. I morphed Straight Stitch's Greenwood Tank onto my TNT t-shirt, and I've been curious about the fit of other tanks. I've tried Jalie's 3245 tank too but I'm not a fan of racerbacks. It's always interesting to see little differences, although if it's not broke..
ReplyDeleteI know Elizabeth I'm always trying to fix things that ain't broke and always in search of the next great....
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