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Sportslegging with lace side panels - sewn by Sewingridd
Lace Sports Leggings

Lace Sports Leggings

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Before our current lockdown, for a while I had been very active at working out. I don’t like going to the gym at all, so I always just stuck to cycling and horse riding. But long story short, I ended up in a crossfit sports class at the physiotherapist where we meet twice a week with the same nice group of people for some super intensive sports. That I could persist in, because it is together, fun and varied! For a while, I had little sewing inspiration until one night I came home from my sports class. I suddenly thought: why not sew myself some sports leggings?! I had wanted…

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3 new blog posts by Sewingridd
3 New blogs

3 New blogs

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You all know how life goes. Sometimes you’re completely behind on it, like me right now. There were some projects that I still wanted to share with you! The full blogposts on these are available on the renewed Minerva website! Make sure to check it out, because they made a cool platform for everyone to share their creations, even if you didn’t buy your supllies there. Below you find the links to the blog posts and the patterns with a short description. The patterns I could not link at the Minerva website namely. Click on them if you want to know all the details! 1. Rea dress by Bel’Etoile This dress looks…

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Twin it to win it

Twin it to win it

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It’s about high time for a new blog post! I’ve been busy but sewed some new items that I will show you soon. To start with this nice T-shirt. I made it in the same fabric as my boyfriend’s tee, since the remnant was gifted to me. Not really planning on twinning though, although that may be in fashion :p

Lace Racerback Tank, sewn bij Sewingridd, Marbella Tank by New Horizon Designs
Lace Racerback Tank – Marbella 2.0

Lace Racerback Tank – Marbella 2.0

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Spring has just come around, but I already got summer vibes again. Every now and then it is already nice and warm outside, and for those times I would like to wear something that looks dressed, but in which my arms still get a bit tanned. It was time for Marbella 2.0. I chose a different lace back option, because I didn’t have any racerback tops yet. Now I do! Now I want to make at least 10 more… Luckily this pattern also turns out to be a perfect scrap buster!

Springy blouse sewn by Sewingridd, pattern by My Image #16
Dog Weather – Cheerful Blouse

Dog Weather – Cheerful Blouse

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Yes! Spring has finally arrived! High time for a new top indeed, made out of this cheerful crepe with dog print. The pattern I used comes from My Image issue #16, model M1811. The only change I made is adding an elastic band in the hem. In this blog I teach you how to do that to any pattern. I am very happy with the result, although there were some bumps on the road. It really fits well with my figure and the time of year!

Mini & Maxi - Skye Joggers and Barton Shorts by Blank Slate Patterns, Sewn by Sewingridd
Mini & Maxi

Mini & Maxi

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The result of my #isewlation: both a pair of short and full length joggers! The patterns that I used both are from Blank Slate Patterns: the Skye Joggers and Barton Shorts. Both patterns I already used before, so I mostly knew what to expect. That really is an advantage of reusing a tried and true pattern. Now I have two super comfortable pairs of chill pants in a cool print! One for summer, one for the rest of the year.

Micky Joggers by PSco, sewn by Sewingridd
Release day! – Mickie Joggers

Release day! – Mickie Joggers

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Sometimes you have these fabrics in your stash, you just don’t know what projects to use them for. Fabrics that you love, but never got a purpose. That’s what I had it with this fabric. After the Knipster sewing competition, it was in the goodie bag of Nooteboom Textiles. It is a thin denim look fabric with embroidered border design. I think it’s a really cool material! But not something I wear every day. I have often had nice ideas to process this gem, but it just never really happened. Until I saw the tester call from Petite Stitchery & co two weeks ago. They wanted to release a new…

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Refashioned recycled denim jacket by Sewingridd. Picture by Annelies Mol
#REFEBULOUS – Do it with Denim – Knipster Throwback

#REFEBULOUS – Do it with Denim – Knipster Throwback

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The #REFEBULOUS challenge that was hosted on Instagram this month by fellow Knipster candidate (also justified winner!) Marlies inspired me to write this blog after all. The purpose of the challenge is to inspire each other to reuse, renew, refashion, repair, recycle, you name it.
During the Knipster competition the 4th theme was: Do it with Denim. From used jeans I made a cropped jeans jacket from BurdaStyle: pattern 02/2010 # 109.

How to draw a skirt pattern to your own measurements, tutorial by Sewingridd
Create your own super simple (Christmas) skirt made to measure!

Create your own super simple (Christmas) skirt made to measure!

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Merry Christmas everyone! Oh wait haha, that was a while ago, right?;) Yet today I want to take you back to that time, which is already a month ago. Namely, in this blog I will tell you how to draw a skirt to your own measurements, as I did for my Christmas outfit this year. I re-experienced how easy and effective that is, so I would like to share the method with you! Let’s do a little throwback to that time: Christmas was approaching quickly, so I decided to start thinking about my outfit. Oops, that caused me some stress, because I couldn’t really find something suitable in my wardrobe….

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Tshirt sewn by Sewingridd
Green Panter

Green Panter

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New year, new plans! Last year I bought a few fabrics that are somewhat trend sensitive, but which I had not yet used. That’s why I worked myself through my huge stock of pattern magazines last week, looking for nice patterns to use with those fabrics. And at the same time looking for potential basic patterns of course, like I mentioned in my previous post (more on that later). It was quite some work and I did not find suitable patterns for all the fabrics, but I still made some nice combinations that I can work with. As I wrote on Instagram, I can’t handle all the uncertainties of new…

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