Patterns That I'm Wanting!

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I can't even tell y'all how happy I am to see new eveningwear options from Vogue Patterns.  I love this jumpsuit.  The holiday season is rapidly approaching.  And when it's chilly and possibly rainy, sometimes the idea of putting on a dress can be my biggest deterrent for leaving the house.  Vogue 9160 is a must have for my jumpsuit-obsessed self.
I'm not necessarily the biggest full skirt fan.  But this neckline which would be super flattering on me has me sold.  Vogue 1471 from new Vogue Patterns designer Nicola Finetti is also a great eveningwear/holiday wear option.  I had to google this new designer because I was unfamiliar with the brand.  I like what I see.  I hate they only have two pattern options because I see a lot more that I would love to make.
I love a great tunic, especially made in silk crepe de chine.  And I know that Vogue 9151 would be worn until it's threadbare.
I don't know if I'm mentally done with the asymmetrical skirt focus I've had lately.  But I really love the shape of this one.  I could see Vogue 9154 made in leather or suede.

And I also took the time to sit down in the store and flip through all of the catalogs.  I haven't done that in a while.  

See... that asymmetrical skirt be calling me!  This one is Simplicity 1500.

Ponchos, ponchos, ponchos and MORE ponchos!  Not only are they all over the stores this season, I'm currently drawn to the patterns.  The one thing about a poncho is that it's a GOOD trend!  It's cyclical.  Even when they go out of style, just pack it away.  It'll be back in a few years!

And what I plan to wear under my ponchos?  Skinny pants in a ponte knit or a stretch faux leather!
I didn't know that I wanted a stirrup pant until I saw Burda 6745.  What I don't like is the stirrup showing.  I'd actually wear mine in boots.  
I never think about Kwik Sew Patterns.  These are basic often-overlooked jewels!  Another awesome looking skinny pant pattern is Kwik Sew 3807.  I love the zippers at the ankle.  These would be so cute with flat shoe or ankle boot.
I always need pretty professional dresses in my wardrobe.  And even though I would save this one until Spring/Summer, Kwik Sew 4111 is currently on my radar.
I love this skirt.  I love skirts with "interest".  And the Simplicity 1322 version of the wrap pencil skirt fits that bill. 
I've said for a while that I wanted to make a denim skirt.  And lo and behold, Burda 6769 was right under my nose.
 
And what would I wear with MY denim skirt?  Well, a Burda 6849 denim shirt of course!  

I have several pussy bow blouse patterns, but hey what's one more?  I think Burda 6840 should be added to my collection.
And I simply think that Burda 6981's high-waist pants are adorable.
And one more draped jacket from Burda 7184!

I'm admittedly a Vogue Patterns sewer.  I'm sure I sew more Vogue Patterns than any other line.  So it was good for me to take the opportunity and sit down and see what the others had to offer.

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31 comments

  1. Great post. Very helpful for none planners such as myself.

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    1. I don't plan much either. I sew strictly off the cuff! Thanks Andrea.

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  2. I always love reading about sewing plans and wardrobe plans. Always. <3

    I have several faves in that bunch too. Can't wait to see things start rolling off the machine for fall!

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    1. I feel like I have some good direction!

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  3. Great patterns. I can see you rocking all of them. Can't wait to see your versions. I might have to add a few of them to my plans as well. Thanks for the inspiration.

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  4. Nice choices, I love the idea of V9154 in leather

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    1. I think it would look pretty cool! Thanks Sheseams!

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  5. I really like your selections. You make me want to make an asymmetrical skirt....and I am not a skirt person! Will I succumb? Time will tell!

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  6. Great choices! Very stylish!

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  7. Great looks, I can realy see you in the jump suit with the lace.

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    1. Lace top and probably velvet pants. I'm loving velvet right now! Thanks Sharon!

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  8. Actually looking at the books in the store--I haven't done that in years! Looks like you found some gems. I'm also eyeing Vogue 1471. I don't love the skirt, but the bodice is gorgeous!

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    1. I don't love the skirt either, but I love that bodice! Thanks Sara!

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  9. Anonymous11:04 AM

    Thanks for doing the legwork for us. I saw some pants that need to go on the list. Now, where to buy the courage to start making pants.
    I'll confess when I saw the stirrup pants I said , "noooooooooooooo" Some things I just have a mental block on revisiting.

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    1. You would NEVER catch me walking around with the actual stirrups showing. That's strictly for keeping them down in my boots! Thanks Mahlica!

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  10. Hi. Love your pattern choices. I'm making a sweater coat and would like to add some leatherette edging/ binding to the hem and arms, however I'm having trouble finding a site or store that sells. Would appreciate any suggestions. Thanks so much!

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    1. I haven't planned any projects with faux lleather. Feel free to link back if you find something amazing!

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  11. Great post! I'm really into capes this season too!

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  12. This post is sew on point...sew many patterns sew little time:(

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  13. I LOVE this post...thank you! As one who is just getting into sewing clothes (been sewing quilts and home decor stuff for 16+ years) and also doesn't feel very "fashion-y" this post is so very helpful!! I am so glad I came across your blog! I could peruse your posts for hours!! I really liked that you posted links to the patterns themselves...this has made making my wishlist a breeze...thanks!!

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  14. Great Pics.. I'm sew ready for the Fall as well, even thought it's still almost 90 degrees in Dallas... LOL!

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    1. Tell me about it. Yesterday was boots and air conditioning! LOL

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  15. Thanks so much for this post. I've been looking for a denim skirt pattern. I think I looked at every brand except Burda lol... can't wait to get it.

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    1. That was me. I couldn't believe I hadn't noticed that skirt before.

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  16. I saw those Burda pants and said WHAAAA?? Are those stirrup pants?? I agree, good for keeping pants in boots but otherwise a bad 80s flashback for me ;)

    Love your sharing of the pattern book images. Kwik Sew is often overlooked, but I have also found some good standbys there.

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