Hoorah for OWOP - what a fab week it was! I hope you all survived wearing multiple versions of the same pattern each day. Here's my week wearing vintage blouse pattern Simplicity 4238 - via the wonderful medium of photography...
Day 1 - gingham Hillbilly blouse and Kelly skirt with a Vivien of Holloway belt and cherry brooch. I added the belt as the top two buttons on this skirt are a real pain. The belt keeps them in check and I love how it looks.
Day 2 - 1950's polka dot blouse with Gertie Capri pants, Clarks clogs (from years ago) and Kate Spade bag during a family walk around Richmond Park.
Day 3 - Betty Draper blouse with red denim Delphine skirt. Everything had been very blue and denim up until this point, hence the injection of red!
Day 4 - 1950's white blouse with wide-legged trousers and Vivien of Holloway belt. This was a nice outfit but I felt a bit waitressy with the white and grey combo. The belt helps to break it up a little.
Day 5 - 1950's polka dot blouse and Miette skirt. I have to confess, I misjudged the weather on this day and had to perform a costume change mid-afternoon. As lovely as my Miette skirt is, it's floaty and linen and not very warm, so for the second half of the day I wore my Gertie capri pants…. and a cardi!
Day 6 - Betty Draper blouse and Orla Kiely cardigan. This blouse is made from Liberty Tana lawn, so it's highly appropriate that this (slightly bonkers looking) selfie, with my lovely friend Joe, was taken outside Liberty. We couldn't believe the extortionate prices on that flower stall!!
Day Seven - 1950's white blouse with green John Smedley cardigan, Anthropologie necklace and Gap jeans. I fancied a bit of unexpected colour for the last day of OWOP!
Woohoo, we did it! I'm absolutely staggered by the number of people who participated this year - over 250 at the last count!!! That's over twice the number of participants than when I compiled my ground breaking charts, so I may have to redo them (gulp!) I'm curious to know if the same pattern companies continue to crop up. Anyway, enough about graphs, I want to share my reflections of the week with you:
- By choosing a blouse pattern, I felt that I had a lot more styling options. I could choose skirts or trousers each day - what a luxury! Fabric choice definitely plays a big part in the success of the garment. The two versions made with top quality fabrics (the 1950's polka dot blouse and the Betty Draper blouse) still look virtually brand new. Sadly the same can't be said for the gingham Hillbilly blouse, which may have to be retired soon as the shoddy fabric is struggling to look good. I love having a gingham version though, so I'll just have to make another one!
- My 1950's white blouse is not made from a practical fabric. It's almost impossible to get the creases out so it was a bit of a pain to wear to be honest. Plain white blouses are infinitely practical however, so I'm quite tempted to make a second white one in a more everyday fabric.
- I'm never going to be that adventurous with accessories, but I did discover a really useful belt in my wardrobe this week and got to try out a new colour combination. This was the green/turquoise combo on the last day, slightly inspired by this picture on Pinterest.
- And finally…. I still like the pattern! As we all know, you can sometimes have too much of a good thing, which is what I was afraid might happen over the week. Luckily it didn't, I still love all the vintage details on this pattern and it's very flattering. I've already got plans for a few more versions of it.
But how did you get on? I'd love to read about your own reflections on OWOP, so if you've blogged about your week or have a photo set, please leave a link in the comments section of this post. If you leave a link to your photos or blog, I'll assume this means you consent to me borrowing a photo or two for the round-up post - or if you'd rather I didn't, just say so in the comments.
Thank you to everybody who participated in this challenge, I've had a blast! And don't be shy now - leave me your links so I can read ALL about it!! x
Hi Jane, I had a great OWOP. It is my husband's 40th this weekend so not around to get the blog up. It will be up by middle of next week. Hope that's ok x
ReplyDeleteOf course, it will take me a few days to read through everybody's posts anyway! x
DeleteYou have some lovely versions of your blouse, I especially like the polka dot one. Thanks so much for arranging OWOP14 (and the amazing giveaways). It's my first time participating and I really enjoyed wearing my handmade clothes all week. And I still love the pattern at the end of the week (thankfully!). Here's a link to a summary on my blog http://justsewfun.wordpress.com/2014/09/13/owop14-summary/
ReplyDeleteLove your blouse and loved this challenge! Thanks so much for organizing it, I'm looking forward to seeing all the other OWOPs too. Just posted mine at: http://gillymakes.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/my-owop-days.html
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Gilly xx
Jane, you did such an awesome job running OWOP! Your outfits look great - I particularly like day 7, it reminds me of Emma Pillsbury, which is obvs a good thing. Love the selfie too - you look beautiful, and I must say your friend Joe is rather handsome.
ReplyDeleteOWOP was possibly too easy for me as I wore Coco, which is basically what I wear everyday anyway! Maybe next time I'll try a different pattern to challenge myself with styling etc.
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Aw thanks Tilly, I had a ball! And Joe's blue steel expression in the selfie obviously worked! x
Deletewow i love all your blouses, they look fab :) i used the anna dress from BHL for OWOP and really enjoyed the week! my pictures are here on my blog - http://sewingsoothesthesoul.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/owop-2014-anna-dress.html?m=1. thank you for hosting!
ReplyDeleteAll lovely outfits! I particularly like the polka dot blouse/Miette skirt combination, but I know what you mean about misjudging the weather - I had the same problem! Here's my blog post: http://nightingaleanddolittle.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/owop-my-week-with-lilou.html
ReplyDeleteThanks again for organising this, it was a fun challenge and I'm looking forward to seeing other posts!
A lovely selection of outfits that just highlight the versatility of a good little pattern. I love how you have made each outfit so distinctive.
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking on Tilly's OWOP I really enjoyed taking part. (My photos are probably a bit too grainy for your lovely blog.... but here is my blog post):
http://carolinejoynson.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/this-week-ive-mostly-been-wearing-or.html
I love your blouses, all of them! Thank you so much for organising this, I've had a brilliant week. I have just blogged it: http://justsewjenna.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/owop-2014-roundup.html
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i love how your blouses are versatile ! My fave combi is the white blouse and wide-legged trousers.
ReplyDeleteThanks your for the OWOP, I really enjoyed it !
I have bloggued mine here : http://uponathread.blogspot.fr/2014/09/ma-semaine-owopmy-owop-week.html
I love your choices and all the variations are fab. I chose the Belcarra for my pattern. I don't make too many clothes for myself normally but with this hot summer I made 3 Belcarras and found them very useful. As I don't have to go to work anymore (hurray) I don't have many skirts and I think this style would look great with a pencil skirt. I just don't do 'smart' as it doesn't suit my lifestyle. Here is the link to my Flicker group photos.
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Wonderful! You did a fantastic job of styling the Belcarra - it looks equally good with trousers or skirt! x
DeleteYour blouses are great and a really versatile choice! I really enjoyed OWOP. Here's the link to my post:
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A very nice week. I really enjoyed it.
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Mema
Love your blouses. I really need some in my closet !
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Thanks for hosting this challenge !
Oooh shorts! They all look fab, I particularly like the striped version. And thanks for participating! x
DeleteThis was great to take part in although i would definately agree that a blouse is easier to style than the shorts that i picked! you can find my roundup here:
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Wow and Wow, I love the gingham, but my ab fab fave would be day 7...you look so good!
ReplyDeleteBig thank you for hosting owop, lots of work I'm sure?
I thoroughly enjoyed rising to the challenge!
heres my Link:
http://lazydaisyjones.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/daisy-does-owop-day-7-and-review-of-week.html
Off now to see all the others...bestest
Daisy j x
This blouse look amazing on you. I wish I had picked a blouse rather than trousers!! But loved the challenge all the same. You can read all about it on my blog. Already planning next year!
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I love your blouse - I have been haunting ebay for a while looking for a version in my size. This was my first OWOP and I really enjoyed it - though it felt good to throw on jeans today after a week of skirts!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed seeing where people had been able to do a range of different things with a pattern - really liked Marie's Hawthorns. I love my NL 6843 skirts and I wear them regularly but this has encouraged me to try to look beyond the pattern envelope!
http://notsewsimple.wordpress.com/2014/09/12/owop-in-praise-of-new-look-6843/
Thanks for organising this!
Louise
Don't blog (yet!) and didn't take photos either (unhelpfully) but soooo many comments about the Anna dresses I wore, I admit not everyday as have not built a stash of fabric yet and only have a couple, but did wear handmade everyday as a tribute to OWOP!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you wore your Anna dresses and that you had so many compliments! Fab! x
DeleteLove your outfits! You looked great and lots of variety. I did OWOP with plantain pattern of which I only have 2 so it was a good challenge. Take a look here: http://tadpegs.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/plantain-owop-round-up-5-ways-to-wear.html
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for hosting Jane.
Zoe x
I thoroughly enjoyed OWOP, it was great fun to share and see everyone's outfit choices. I posted daily on Instagram sew_in_a_frenzy and twitter @sewinafrenzy
ReplyDeleteYour Anna dresses were beautiful, especially the flamingo print one! x
DeleteHi Jane! What a fun week! Thank you for all your work to get this going! I love all your blouses. Especially the crisp bright white one. And of course the dots. Oh and the sweet floral! I'm waiting for stripes next. I spent my week in New Look 6723 dresses. I still like the pattern but after seeing them all together I'm starting to think about a straighter skirt… Check it out at www.adressofmyown.com
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I have never seen a better array of blouses from one pattern in my life! Every one a winner. You look wonderful in them, and did a great job on all of them.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the fun! Here's my roundup:
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Great blouses! First time doing OWOP for me, I did have a 5th dress but it wasn't finished in time. I am not an accessories person, only my choice of footwear makes for a different look. I don't blog so my round up is here; http://www.pinterest.com/nr22gar9/owop-14/
ReplyDeleteNice to see another vintage pattern user, and such a pretty dress! Great round up, thanks for joining in! x
DeleteLove your blouses, such a versatile pattern!
ReplyDeleteI've had a great week with Elisalex! Please come by and have a gander http://whatdianadidnext.wordpress.com
Thank you for organising - I really enjoyed feeling part of something. Your blouses are lovely and I especially love the styling on Day 7. My round up is on www.clarindakaleidoscope.com
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ReplyDeleteThank you for all your hard work and exciting give - a - ways! I had so much fun, and I did find this challenging. My colleagues noticed after the first couple of days and were very supportive and encouraging to me and my creative endeavor.
What a super fun week, I loved wearing all my Cocos and enjoying the fact that they were all the same pattern, but all totally different! Here's my round up: http://juliacroyden.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/simplicity-is-keynote-of-all-true.html
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I failed on day 2 because I didn't change out of my jammies. Shame. I'd even run up an extra V1410 to make the collection up to 4. Ah well. I have worn all me-made all week, but OWOP? Nope.
ReplyDeleteAww Jane. You looked fab all week. I especially like your Liberty selfie! The last outfit is particularly gorgeous - you look so smart and chic!
ReplyDeleteJane, thanks so much for hosting! You looked fabulous all week, and I really love all your different styling options. The final look is my favorite. :)
ReplyDeleteMy Parade of Archers is here:
http://allspiceabounds.wordpress.com/2014/09/13/one-week-one-pattern-the-parade-of-archers/
I survived (barely)!
Thank you so so much for hosting OWOP, your outfits are perfect!
ReplyDeleteI've loved wearing handmade all week, but need to make more clothes and less quilts!
My post is http://rosedahlia.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/owop-2014-i-did-it.html
Your outfits all look great. I LOVE your Anthropologie necklace, and that outfit. Quite different for you (cos I know you so well, ha!), but it really suits you. I didn't take part this year, due to having a small baby, and not currently fitting into most of my handmades, but I look forward to joining in next year!
ReplyDeleteLoving your blouses! Obviously I like the gingham best ;) I'm just going to go through all the comments now to see everyone else's - thanks for doing the organizing and all, I can barely organize myself haha - my efforts are at http://barricadesofheaven.com/2014/09/13/owop-2014/
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Thank you so much for this week. It motivated me to make 2 new versions of the Lady Skater dress, made me realise how much better I'm getting at this sewing lark, but surprised me to realise that everything was made in blue. The biggest challenge of all was taking photos every day - and sharing them. I don't blog (yet) but I posted daily on my Facebook page, and was thrilled by the reception the pictures got from my friends. I even shared a rear view on my last day!! In the end I had 2 dresses, one tshirt hack and one sleeveless top hack of the Lady Skater, and having a mix of tops and dresses made it easier to survive the week. Have uploaded them to my flickr page https://www.flickr.com/photos/124879145@N04/sets/ Huge thanks for organising OWOP, it's been brill xx
ReplyDeleteAw, so pleased you got a great reception from your friends! I'm not surprised though, your Lady Skater versions are fab! x
DeleteThank you Jane for being a fabulous hostess, your blouses are gorgeous and your Betty blouse is adorable. It's been a wonderful week and I've thoroughly enjoyed it especially seeing what everyone else was wearing! I've blogged my week at http://justsewtherapeutic.wordpress.com/2014/09/13owop-a-week-of-scouts
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely selection of blouses and great photos. Thanks for organizing the challenge. My roundup is here:
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Will have to take a bit of time going through everyone elses now, will probably be adding a few patterns to my list of 'things I'd like to sew' - again! Fun, fun, fun!
Thank you for organising this OWOP! What a great challenge... it really encouraged me to find "looks"and play with different styles. I love your vintage blouses, expecially look day 4 and 7! I chose a top pattern for the same reason as you (more styling options). My Owop post can be found here http://www.craftyalbumine.com/?p=338
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My OWOP experience was a little bit stressful (had one skirt at the start and three by the end!) but overall I really enjoyed it. The best bit for me was really feeling part of the wider online sewing community - the encouragement and positive comments were great, especially when I was going to give up!
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All your versions of that blouse are lovely. I especially like the contrast buttons on the white blouse.
ReplyDeleteHere is my OWOP blog post:
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Thank you for everything Miss Jane!
Your pictures put mine to shame! You look lovely. Here's the link to my post. http://www.workpraysew.com/2014/09/one-week-one-pattern-2014.html
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for hosting OWOP, Jane! your blouses are all gorgeous, and I love how you use a contrasting button. That's a great looking pattern and you looked lovely every day :)
ReplyDeleteMy choice was Burda 7863, posted here on my blog
Thank you for the challenge!
Hi Jane, thank you so much for coordinating and curating! Enjoyed it very much. Pips xx http://thegirlinateacup.com/2014/09/14/one-week-one-pattern-a-week-in-review/
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ReplyDeleteI think I might do a blouse next year , there just wasn't enough options with dresses x
Love all of these blouses on you Jane. This was my first time and I really enjoyed the experience. I chose Colette's Ginger skirt which worked well, but thank heavens we had a bit of late Summer sun, I would have been frozen otherwise. Totally agree with you on the fabric front, while cheaper fabrics work brilliantly now and again, it's the stuff I paid just a little more for that lasts the distance :-)
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Your collection of blouses are gorgeous, love every one of them and the colour combination of the green/turquoise looks so fresh.
ReplyDeleteThank you for hosting OWOP this year, it is a big job. I wore my Self Drafted TNT skirt all week and have a review of the week on my blog
Great selection of blouses - I always like your makes as I love your style plus as a fellow blonde you always choose colour combo's I would go for as well. Anyhow, my OWOP pattern was the Lady Skater dress. My post and pics of my week is here http://sewhopefull.blogspot.com.au/2014/09/owop-one-week-one-pattern-lady-skater.html
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What an awesome week completing the challenge. Head over to weeandtwee.co.uk to check out my week of Zinnia skirt madness!
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Sinead xx
Love your outfits. You can find my recap on my blog www.stitchandcappuccino.wordpress.com
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for relaunching and hosting OWOP, I had so much fun. My round up of lady skaters is here: http://almostahippy.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/one-week-one-pattern.html
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting OWOP! My Moneta round up can be found here: http://foxglovesandthimbles.blogspot.nl/2014/09/multiple-monetas-and-sewing-machine-on.html
ReplyDeleteWow yeah, love days 3 and 7, especially the liberty tana lawn which really suits you, and the nice pop of green against the crisp white blouse. Really enjoyed this OWOP, thanks for hosting it xx
ReplyDeleteWell done, my owop with renfrew is here!http://makingitwell.blogspot.co.nz/2014/09/whoop-i-owopd.html
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Great job as both host and participant - and I love your slice of life pics! I've posted my OWOP results as a flickr set here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/78408351@N04/sets/72157647546638756/
ReplyDeleteOh very nice, very chic! I like all your versions! Thanks so much for participating. x
DeleteThanks so much for organizing this! It was so much fun and it challenged me to dress my self-stitched garment differently than I usually would. I feel like I should be challenging myself to do this every month! Here are my pics for the week:
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I had a great time participating - thank you for being our hostess! Here's the link to my blog:
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Thanks so much for running, I aim to have something practical like a blouse next year. Round up.on thisismoonlight.wordpress.com
ReplyDeleteLoved reading about your OWOP week! That blouse looks like such a good choice - so versatile! This was my first part participating and I really loved it for the first five days. The last two days I was dying to wear something else, tbh.
ReplyDeleteAnyways, my pictures and summary are here: http://thepeppermintstore.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/owop-2014.html
Well done Jane, such a good job organising this. Your photos look great, I can't believe all those blouses are from the same pattern. Here is ny OWOP http://seamsoddlouise.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/owop-2014.html
ReplyDeleteHi Jane, love your navy polka dot blouse! I have one similar to that only its made from MariaDenmark's Edith pattern.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, here is my OWOP with the Plantain t-shirt; http://sewjemmilly.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/one-week-one-pattern-2014-done.html
Thanks for organising OWOP, it's been fun! :)
Thanks so much Jane! Here is my summary for my Julia Cardigans. http://lakeknit.blogspot.ca/2014/09/owop-14-my-sort-of-week.html
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting. The blouses are so cute and versatile.
ReplyDeleteI chose the Moneta for OWOP. Blogged here:
http://so-sylvie-sew.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/owop-one-week-one-pattern.html
Hi Jane thanks for posting - I've blogged it here complete with some truly terrible photos
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I have finally finished my blog post for #OWOP please take a look here http://trixielixiesblog.com/2014/09/15/owop-barcelona-skirts-galore/
ReplyDeleteYour blouses look lovely, thanks for organising it!
Thank you! I really enjoyed myself. My post is at http://itsemmamade.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/one-week-one-pattern.html xx
ReplyDeleteWhile I had 4 Jalie jeans to wear, I only wore 3 of them. There weren't enough days to do them all justice.
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Your blouses were an excellent choice. They're all so versatile.
While the weather didn't cooperate (1st world problems), I still managed. http://finishedthread.blogspot.ca/2014/09/owop-sewaholic-hollyburn.html
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Definitely a fun week! I ran into a bit of a snag towards the end because we went on a mini vacation where it was much cooler, so while I wore my shirts as planned (except on day 6), they tended to be under a sweatshirt or other layers. I posted separately throughout the week since I was without internet connection when OWOP ended. You'll see up through day 5. http://danandamyhess.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteHi lovely lady, I enjoyed this week SO MUCH. Thanks a squillion for taking on the mantel of organising it this year. I really hope that it happens again next year. I love your blouses, so great to have a top that looks so good with skirts and trousers alike. That polka dot version in particular has stolen my heart! I think you saw my OWOP post, but here is the link: http://sozowhatdoyouknow.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/one-week-one-pattern-14-complete.html
ReplyDeletethanks again, Zoe & Dolores xxx
Thanks so much for hosting, Jane! It was a great week, and taught me that I definitely need to get a lot more blouses in my life- wearing skirts all week with very limited tops to wear it with was tricky!
ReplyDeleteHere's my OWOP post: http://www.tenterhookpatterns.com/owop-14-introducing-the-snapdragon-skirt/
As Promised here is my slightly delayed blog post http://creationsfromthecupboard.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/one-week-one-pattern-or-more-correctly.html
ReplyDeleteWell done for taking on this huge task - and for the giveaways. I love the blouse pattern you used - very versatile. I'll have to look for something similar to make some plain tops to go with my loud skirts! Here's my OWOP round up post
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Thanks again x
I really love your outfits and the range of items you managed to work into your outfits, which I guess is the benefit of choosing a separate. I loved taking part and thank you so much for commenting - really appreciated it!
ReplyDeleteI love your yellow skirt and your day 7 outfit is probably my favourite.
Totally late for uploading my photos but I was on vacation till saturday. They can be found here:https://www.flickr.com/photos/javede/sets/72157646874494100/
ReplyDeleteOooh lovely! I particularly like the floral version you wore on day one. Thanks for joining in! x
DeleteYou were brave choosing a sleeveless blouse in September. Thanks for hosting OWOP. Here's my belated blog post http://rollingeyeballs.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/one-week-one-pattern-summery-summary.html
ReplyDeleteHere's a link to my OWOP round up. I decided at the last minute to use my Wiksten Tanks instead of my originally planned Scout Tees because it was so darn hot. It definitely made for more of a challenge because I only had three of them!
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I had a lot of fun with OWOP this year, thanks for hosting! Here is my week of Macarons: http://farben-freude.blogspot.de/2014/09/owop-week-of-macarons.html
ReplyDeleteThank you for organizing this! It was a challenge, but very fun! Here's what I put together! http://imadeit362436.wordpress.com/2014/09/13/owop-week-sept-6-to-sept-12/
ReplyDeleteI had a lot of fun doing this. This is my first year. Ended up going with simple gathered skirts. Thanks so much for hosting!
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Here at last is my wrap-up post. Thanks again for hosting! http://errantpear.blogspot.com/2014/09/one-week-one-pattern-2014.html
ReplyDeleteHi Jane, a bit late, but here is my OWOP week:http://pimpmycurtains.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/owop-round-up-2014.html
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