
Author: katboulder
Hi! I’m Kitty and I adore fabric. I’m not a great seamstress (I would describe myself as an advanced beginner) but I’m passionate about sewing. As much as I love this creative hobby, I have to admit I have lots of sewing fears: buttonholes and zippers come to mind immediately! I’ve taken a few sewing classes but I learn by repetition so it’s practice makes perfect for me, although really I’d settle for just wearable. I’m trying to learn enough about sewing so I’ll be able to make and wear clothing without being asked “did you make that?”


Fifty Shades of Grey Refashion (Minus Forty Seven)

Kwik Sew 3567, A Pattern Review

Kitty’s January Threads Challenge

McCall’s 6796, A Pattern Review

2014, My 3 Favorite Refashions And My 3 Least Favorite Garments

2014, My 3 Favorite Garments And My 3 Favorite Crafts!

The “I Saw It In Threads Magazine” Challenge!

The Vintage Sewing Challenge!

The Pattern Review Handbag Contest

The December Sewing Challenge!

What I Made for Lynne’s Challenge – Kwik Sew 0188

3 Shirts to Dress Refashion

Kwik Sew 4093 – A Patchwork Purse

October Sewing Challenge – New Look 6036

Chico’s Blouse Refashion

Jo-Ann Fabric “Sew Your Style” Contest

Shared Fabric Sewing Challenge #2

Copying My Favorite Ready To Wear Garment

Craftsy Project Upcycle: Kimono Wrap Skirt Refashion

A-Z is Complete. What’s Next?

Z is for Zebra Print – Simplicity 1541- A Pattern Review

The Tie-On Dress Hawaiian Style

Y is for You Sew Girl! Patterns

X is for X-back Top: McCall’s 6751 – A Pattern Review

W is for Wrap Dress – Butterick 3485 – A Pattern Review

V is for Vogue 1247 – A Pattern Review – AKA: My Vogue Curse

Combining Quilting and Clothing Refashion

U is for Underwear – Jalie 2568 Pattern Review

T is for TieOn! Dress: Butterick 5482 – A Pattern Review

Ombre Dip Dye Dust Ruffle Skirt Refashion

S is for Simplicity 7499 – A Pattern Review

R is for Renfrew – A Pattern Review

Q is for Quilt

P is for Pattern Scissors Cloth: Free Downloadable Pattern

Making Vintage Bags Purse Project

O is for OTTOBRE design

N is for New Look 6598

M is for McCall’s 6074

How to Make a Purse from Old Denim Jeans

L is for Leather aka: The Medieval Times Dress

K is for Kwik-Sew

Shirt to Skirt Refashion

J is for Jalie 2682

Craftsy Sew Better, Sew Faster Review – I is for Islander

H is for Hibiscus Patterns

G is for Grainline Studio: How to Use A Scarf as The Scout Tee

Bag Refashions

F is for Felted
