Quilt Market - Garments

Tuesday, June 11, 2013

Nordika Staple Dress by Jeni Baker
Nordika Staple Dress, a photo by Jeni Baker on Flickr.
Happy Tuesday! It's finally time for the last of the Nordika Quilt Market projects! Last but not least, the garments! I have slowly but surely fallen in love with sewing my own clothes, so I was happy to stitch some up for the booth! Thanks to the wonderful hand and drape of Art Gallery Fabrics, it was a no-brainer to use Nordika for clothing as well as quilts!

Nordika Staple Dress
Nordika Staple Dress, a photo by Jeni Baker on Flickr.
To show off the Whimsicöl panel in Tide, I knew I wanted to make a dress.  April Rhodes' Staple Dress Pattern was the perfect pattern for the job! It comes together so quickly and the results are just lovely.  I cut the pieces out selvedge to selvedge to use landscape on the skirt hem! I love how it turned out!

You can find The Staple Dress Pattern here.

Nordika Wiksten Tank Dress
Nordika Wiksten Tank Dress, a photo by Jeni Baker on Flickr.
Next up, it was finally time to make a Wiksten Tank Dress.  I've made lots (and lots) of Wiksten Tanks and shirts, but never the full dress! I ended up ending a little extra length to it and it turned out so cute! It came together super quick too!

Nordika Wiksten Tank
Nordika Wiksten Tank, a photo by Jeni Baker on Flickr.
Of course I had to make the tank version too! :)

You can find the Wiksten Tank Pattern (by Jenny Gordy) here.

Nordika Pajama Pants
Nordika Pajama Pants, a photo by Jeni Baker on Flickr.
I love wearing homemade pajama pants, so I had to make some with Nordika! My favorite pattern is in Weekend Sewing by Heather Ross.  I've made quite a few pairs.  For this pair, I added a contrast hem.  It gives it some extra interest and I think the extra weight will make them hang better!

Nordika Skirt by Jeni Baker
Nordika Skirt, a photo by Jeni Baker on Flickr.
All of these pieces really ended up being a catalog of my favorite garment patterns! This skirt was made using Karyn's awesome Enchanted Bow Skirt Tutorial.  This is the third one I've made! You can see the first two here and here. I love this skirt!

Nordika Scarf
Nordika Scarf, a photo by Jeni Baker on Flickr.
Finally, I made a simple scarf with the Whimsicöl panel! Quick and easy sew!

Well, there you have it! That's all the projects from the booth! I'll be linking to all of these posts under the "Fabric" tab above if you'd like to see them later!

Thanks for sticking with me!

25 comments :

  1. These are all just sew adorable! great job on these jeni!

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  2. Love that dress and skirt...I need one too :)

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  3. you are going to be the best dressed girl ion town with all these creations

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  4. Wow, you must have been sewing all day and all night. They are all wonderful, your success is well deserved Jeni.

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  5. I love the dresses, were they hard to make?
    Esther.

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  6. Love all of them, so pretty! <3

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  7. You've done a great job! I love your fabrics and the things you make with them. My Mom asked for a fabric bag to carry some things in and your drawstring bag was perfect for the job. Keep up the good work.

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  8. Everything is absolutely perfect!! You are amazing for sewing all of these things up! You had to be sewing day and night for months!

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  9. Hi Jeni,

    I love the Whimsicöl panel! Especially in the dress. The flowers make me think of long-legged birds standing on one leg. 8-) Keep up the good work.

    xo Linda

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  10. The Whimsicöl is so gorgeous. I never wear dresses or skirts but I could really seem myself making one of those scarves. Really nice collection of clothes

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  11. Seeing that scarf made me think about how awesome that print would look for PJ bottoms!! I loved the little skirt you had on the dressform at market, I think it was my favorite piece of clothing. :)

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  12. I absolutely love your dress at the top of this post. I read this post and had to come back to look at it again and comment on it. I have never really been one to make my own clothing (although I have always wanted to try) and this dress looks beautiful especially in your panel.

    Beautiful! Thanks for sharing.

    Elise

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  13. how many panels of the Whimsicol did you use to cut out the dress?

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  14. Your staple dress is gorgeous, look forward to making something with this fabric, probably a skirt though.

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  15. Your clothes are awesome! I love your new fabric collection!

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  16. yay!!! they're all so amazing! beautiful stuff you made!!! I haven't been getting my blogger feed in feedly for some reason. I've been missing out on all your posts.

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  17. they all look amazing! I'm in love with the Whimsicöl panel. I can't wait to get it.

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  18. They look Beautiful!!! :D
    Kisses
    SOfia G

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  19. Pajammy pants!!! Love them! And love your Nordika, it's so pretty and those colors are amazing...can't wait to see more fabric designs from you, Jeni!

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  20. Truly adorable dresses. Perfect for summers.
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