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Lily Giggle
Get sewing
Aimee Brock27 October 2011
I spent the long weekend having a major wardrobe clean out. Not the kids for once, but my own. The end result? A massive pile of clothes I have outgrown I was wondering what I was ever going to do with... Until I remembered this post I saw over on Nicky from Creative Current’s blog. Now, I have the decision as to which Lily Giggle patterns I am going to buy. Lucky for me, they offer your own pick-a-pack specials for if you want 3, 4, or 5 of their tutorials. The Rings of Ruffles skirt pattern looks like a must (it’s made from no longer needed t-shirts which I now have an abundance of!), but lots of the other patterns are also all about upcycling, so you must excuse me, I’m off to have a good browse!
PS, like Lily Giggle on facebook and get a free pattern!
About the author:
Aimee Brock is a life-long admirer of handmade crafts and gifts, and recently started her own handmade children’s label, lily pad designs.
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