Emily recycled

See my How-To over on BurdaStyle.

Comments

[janet clare]

That's a brilliant idea, thankyou! Hope you and the girls are feeling better.
That was my first visit to your blog and I had a nice time thankyou!

[thehomelyyear]

Hi from Margaret and Noreen at The Homely Year. We love what you've made. Creating something with your own hands is so satisfying...and produces something unique. We're all for the homemade and home grown, whether it's a choclate cake to share with friends, some new curtains or pots of herbs. Supporting local producers, shops and markets is so important in a world dominated by the big supermarkets. You are welcome to visit us at www.thehomelyyear.blog.co.uk

[Andrea]

I love how to did that. What pattern did you use for the shirt pattern

[Amelia]

That's a very pretty shirt, the contrast materials are beautifully chosen, as usual.

I was sorry to hear about your Grandfather-in-law, losing family is always so hard. xx

[Michelle]

Sweet contrasting fabric.

[kirsten]

sorry to hear about the grandfather... love to you and your family.

[Megan]

I just love the collar and cuffs. Super love.

[Nora]

Beautiful Nichola.

[Carolyn]

What a fantastic shirt! Your sewing and blogging are very inspiring. I enjoyed reading the step by step process on your Burda site. And the pattern is FREE!!! How cool is that?

[Catherine]

Awesome, Nic! Or as John likes to say: "Spectacular!"

Looks like it came straight from Chapel Street (the funky end, of course!).

[leslie]

very cool! i bought some of the same fabric you used for the cuffs at amitie on blog meet night - love it so much!

[Leisl]

Wow! Great job, I love how masculine it looks, yet not too mannish thanks to the contrasting fabric.

[michelle giacobello]

That is so seriously super-great!