Trendsetter 4 ways to add colour to your wardrobe
Choosing fail-safe colours can be an easy option when planning your wardrobe but why not step out of your comfort zone this summer by adding some colour to your sewing projects. It can instantly boost your mood!
Make a bold statement
Be brave and go the whole hog with a bold print design. At the Beach is the new collection from fabric designer, Hamburger Liebe. This beautiful range includes this navy floral and pineapple cotton sateen, and is perfect for making a simple skirt or dress. To find out more – click here
Patterns with simple lines
The Tania culottes from Megan Nielsen and the Springfield Top from Cashmerette are great sewing patterns for working with the seasonal colours like orange and lilac. Both sewing patterns have a simple silhouette that will beautifully skim the curves and look stunning made in solid colours. Tania Culottes from Megan Nielsen – click here Springfield Top from Cashmerette – click here
Wear the colour in your bag Pick a colour to make a bag that will go with most of the garments you already own. The Redwood Tote from Noodlehead is the ideal mid-sized bag for every day and has handy short handles, as well as a crossbody strap. To view the Redwood Tote sewing pattern – click here
Add accents of colour to your garment Why not add additional colour to a plain blouse with a pussy bow tie or colour blocking on sleeves. The Rose button-down shirt features a shoulder ruffle and necktie that is perfect for adding extra colour to your wardrobe. To view this pattern and others from Jalie – click here
