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Denim Vest with Top-Stitching!

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I wanted to make another vest after I made the  White Linen vest  and pants :) I think it's very nice with white top stitching for denim.  I was lucky to have enough fabric left of this soft denim fabric  as I used for my  Wrap Dress with Collar At first, I made the princess seams in front, - and then at the back. I iron vliseline of all the facings, and then stitched it in place. Then I top-stitched around all the edges, - and made button holes. I found some nice denim buttons in my stash that I like very much. I have used Marfy pattern #3247, - but BurdaStyle pattern from magazine 11/2025 is very similar.
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Linen Jacket & Skirt!

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When I saw this jacket in BurdaStyle I knew I had to make one! I decided to make the jacket in linen fabric instead of denim, and I think it's a good choise!  The jacket has a lot of panels. I made the pleats in front.  I stitched the pocket flaps in place, before stitchin the upper front parts in place. Then I stitched the back parts all together. The shoulders- and the side seams are stitched together. I made the button-list for the front parts. Then I stitched the collar in place. I have used denim-buttons for the jacket. BurdaStyle 05/2026 Since I had some fabric left, I had enough to make a skirt as well! The skirt has pockets and a pleat in front, and zipper at the left side. So then it's a whole outfit! :) BurdaStyle #113 07/2008
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Japanese Top !

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This is a quick and easy project to make! This is the second one after I make the petrol one  :)   I have drawn the pattern from a top I bouht in Japan. The top has pleats in front, but not in the back. The shoulders are wide and the facing for the short sleeves are included.  I have used a bit heavy jersey for the top.
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Top for my African Skirt!🤩

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Since I had more African cotton fabric left I could made another top for my skirt :) The top has pleated front I stitched the front and back panels together. I wanted to use the fabric stripes as sleeve-cap.  I found out that I had to make a split in the sides for the cap-sleeve. I stitched theese small parts on each side of the front- and back panels. Then I turned them to the wrong side, and stitched the cap-sleeve in place. - and the top is finished! I'm very happy with my new top,  and it's great to wear toghether with white pants as well :) I have used buttons at the back. This is how the top looks like together with the skirt. I have used this pattern from BurdaStyle  #130 12/2013 as basic for the top.
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