Fall Wardrobe Part Three + A New Pattern

Jen 2 min read

Liberty Print Scout Tee banner with autumn maple leaves and handwritten-style text on cream background Large textile factory floor with rows of industrial circular knitting machines loaded with colorful yarn cones Archer Shirt blue chambray yoke attachment detail showing topstitched seam on a wooden worktable Black and white geometric print fabric wrapped around a sleeve roll showing a pressed seam, with scissors nearby Adding another garment to my Autumn Wardrobe from look 1 in my illustrations, I'm calling it the Liberty Print Scout Tee as it's made in Liberty Tana Lawn (we've discussed my superior naming abilities before, ha!). This was my first time sewing a garment with Liberty fabric and I am super impressed with this fabric! A few weeks ago I did some fabrication on a piece for a Chicago artist and he used Liberty Tana Lawn for half of what we were sewing. It was so nice I knew I had to order some for myself. This is the Wiltshire print in berry. Close-up of a sewing machine presser foot stitching a hem on bright blue fabric, guided by a hand with red nail polish I love the cut and versatility of this top and I've already ordered the navy lace and red wool crepe to make looks 2 and 3 of the autumn plan. It works well with pants or a skirt and is a great layering piece. The pattern is my own, available here. Cut Tamarack Jacket fabric pieces in gray wool with geometric Southwest print in cream, black, and gold on a white surface Luke and I did the shoot outside our apartment on Saturday afternoon and it was FREEZING! I think the high was 54˙ that day and you definitely needed a coat. The light was so nice though we couldn't resist. While editing the photos I have to wonder why we did the shot with the cardigan inside and without outside...next time I'll think this through better!

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