Confidence in my sewing abilities waxes and wanes on a regular basis. Recently it's been waning (as evidenced by the lack of refashions around here). I know I'll get back into it, I just have to be patient and slowly build my confidence.
Saturday night I was having a hard time going to sleep, my mind racing with projects for the next month. I guess I needed something to unwind. So I made myself a
single-seam tube skirt. Since I've already made one before, I had this one finished in under 20 minutes (hems included). And I wore it to church the next day.
There's something about brainlessly and successfully completing a piece that you can actually wear that I crave all the time. But I don't think I need a million of these in my closet. Only like 4 or 5. I found this fabric at fashionfabricsclub.com on super clearance. It's sort of an off-putting color scheme, but I still like it. The texture is great as is the stretch, lending itself perfectly to a tube skirt. I made
Penelope a little top out of this fabric last spring (when my sewing confidence was much higher).
I wonder if I'm the only one whose confidence waxes and wanes in one's own ability to sew (or DIY) a project. Does yours? I'm happy I finished this simple piece successfully. I'm hoping it'll give me the confidence I need to attack all the projects I'm brewing for Christmas break.
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