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Summer Sewing Recap

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I finished my summer sewing the week before last and I really love how it turned out. Do you remember the plans I made? And now I have real clothes that actually look like those drawings. How exciting is that?!?! 

The piece I've gotten the most use out of is the red striped dress. It's so easy to wear anywhere and super comfortable. I can't wait to wear the rest of the pieces too. I'm already thinking about what I want to make for Fall. Stay tuned!!

Check out the earlier posts in this series here:

Related:
Spring Sewing posts
Sewing posts
Summer Style on Pinterest
DIY Fashion on Pinterest
Pretty Clothes on Pinterest

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