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Batwing sweatshirt!

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This is an easy, but supercool sweatshirt to wear :) When I saw the pattern in BurdaStyle I just knew that I had to make it! I found this nice jersey in a local shop in Stavanger. The fabric had a stripe in the middle so I could use as a finish for the waist and the sleeves. I had to gather the waist and the sleeves before attaching the the double layer. This is one of my favorite color, and I love how it turned out :) BurdaStyle pattern #102 02/2026

TR Project - Spiral double fold on Half

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This is another project I made when I attended the course by Shingo Sato. This is how I started with making the pattern. The patten is finished and folded. I use cotton fabric so I can see wher the pattern is folded. I stitched the folds in place. Then the panel is finished. Then I can make a jacket or a blouse :)  

Baby's Romper with Airplanes ✈️

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  I made this romper for our sweet grandson for Christmas. Together with these parts I had to cut the wrist- and leg ribbon.  The zipper has to come. I also made a double layer of fabric around the neck. Ottobre kids pattern.

Colorful Dress for a Sweetie!

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Our sweet granddauhter loves getting new clothes, espesially dresses💝  I found this fabulous cotton fabric in my stash that I bought to make lining for a coat :)  I started with the upper part and made the collar. I made the skirt and the sleeves, and bought some nice pink buttons. She was so trilled when she got the dress and swirled around😄 BurdaStyle Kids 1/2024

Unicorn Sweater for a Sweetie 😍

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Our grand daughter loves to play and is full of ablegoys 😂   I thought she would be happy with this sweater and she wanted to wear it right away :) This is a panel I bought, and combined it with whit sweatshirt fabric. The neck- and sleeve band are bought at a web-shop.  Ottobre Kids Fashion 01/24 I have knitted a hat and kindergarten mittens as well💖

Dress made of baby-velvet!

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This pattern was great to use for a velvet dress! The tapered raglan sleeves are nice for this dress. The back parts are stitched together, and the bust inserts and the side seams. Then the raglan sleeves are stitchet in place, and the facing around the neck. I made the a-line skirt, At first, I stitched the waist band together with the top, - and then togehter with the skirt. The hem is stitched to the inside. I'm super happy with the outcome! :) Burdastyle pattern #112 01/2026