I’m back from a very quick trip to Pattaya, Thailand! For this trip, I wanted to keep my wardrobe really condensed and build everything around pieces that could mix and match easily. I used Indyx to plan out my looks ahead of time, which helped me edit the capsule down quite a bit before I
Fall is here, and I’m planning a handmade travel capsule wardrobe in rich, cozy colors. See my mood board, sewing plans, and project lineup for the season.
This week I started working on my first round of spring sewing! I batch prepped and cut five projects so I can sew when I have time and enjoy the process without pressure. I always begin by reviewing my mood board, finalizing my patterns, and laundering all the fabrics. Once everything is pressed and prepped,
Before I even pick up a pair of scissors, I always start with a seasonal mood board. This spring, my inspiration board is filled with soft whites, ivory, blush pinks, minty green, and accents of pale pink and lavender – all tones pulled directly from the fabrics I selected for this season. You can take
Now that I’ve finished up my college courses I’m excited to get back into my sewing room! I’ve organized my sewing plans into phases to make the process manageable and enjoyable. The first batch of projects includes a mix of tees, a ruffled mint dot wrap skirt, a seersucker stripe dress, oversized shirts, and a
I’m kicking off 2025 with a fresh start— refreshing my handmade closet for the winter season. With my new job and classes keeping me busy, I want to make sure my wardrobe is organized, functional, and ready to go.
