It's getting hot in here
Welcome to my stop on Sewing by Ti's "It's Getting Hot in Here" blog tour.
Before we start I have a confession. It's not really very hot at all in Australia at the moment. In fact, winter has finally hit. Of course I knew that would be the case when I signed up to the tour, so I've been a little lateral with my interpretation.
And so ... how to stay warm, when it's getting cold - it's all about layers. When I was a child, my mum always wanted me to wear a singlet, and I hated it. Now, I have spent some time putting together a collection of camisoles, tank tops and the like to keep me warm in winter (although I do live in a rather temperate climate, and we rarely see temperatures below 10°C). And of course, keep telling my kids to put a singlet on!
So I present to you the Lago Tank*, by Itch to Stitch. The Lago Tank is available for free - a good way to get a feel for Itch to Stitch Patterns.
Check out the other Stops on the Tour at the bot…
Before we start I have a confession. It's not really very hot at all in Australia at the moment. In fact, winter has finally hit. Of course I knew that would be the case when I signed up to the tour, so I've been a little lateral with my interpretation.
And so ... how to stay warm, when it's getting cold - it's all about layers. When I was a child, my mum always wanted me to wear a singlet, and I hated it. Now, I have spent some time putting together a collection of camisoles, tank tops and the like to keep me warm in winter (although I do live in a rather temperate climate, and we rarely see temperatures below 10°C). And of course, keep telling my kids to put a singlet on!
So I present to you the Lago Tank*, by Itch to Stitch. The Lago Tank is available for free - a good way to get a feel for Itch to Stitch Patterns.
Check out the other Stops on the Tour at the bot…
