Are you excited to see all the sneak peeks so far? Over the last couple of days, we've had insights from two of the Gallery Tunic + Dress sew-along participants. Now, it's time to meet the third – Lori, whose amazing sewing projects have graced our blog before. The sew-along kicks off next week, and if you haven't grabbed your own copy of the pattern yet to join in, don't wait any longer! Let’s check out what Lori has in store for us.
Lori: Blog, Instagram, Pinterest
Hello and welcome to the Gallery Tunic + Dress Sew-along!
I’m Lori, and I’ve spent my entire life in Missouri. Ever since I started sewing back in 7th grade home ec, I’ve been completely obsessed. We were tasked with making an apron, and I fell in love. My mom was such a great teacher, always patiently undoing my mistakes until I got it right!
I'm proud to be part of the Mood Sewing Network and IndieSew Blogger Team. Being involved with these communities means a lot to me.
For this Gallery project, I’m going with the tunic version, complete with long sleeves, cuffs, and a collar. I’m using a beautiful Donna Karan rayon fabric from Mood Fabrics and some buttons I already had in my stash. I also plan to find a floral fabric that complements the rayon and use it for the cuff lining.
Happy sewing!
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And now, as I sit here reflecting on how much joy sewing brings me, I can’t help but think about the countless hours I’ve spent perfecting my craft. From those early days in school to the more intricate projects I tackle now, each piece is a testament to my growth as a sewer. There’s something incredibly satisfying about taking raw materials and turning them into something beautiful and functional.
I remember one particular project where I tried something new by experimenting with different types of fabrics and patterns. It wasn’t easy at first, but after a few trials, I finally nailed it. That experience taught me the importance of patience and persistence in sewing. No matter how challenging a project may seem, there’s always a way to make it work if you stay committed.
As we gear up for the sew-along, I hope everyone who joins will feel the same sense of accomplishment that I do every time I finish a project. Sewing isn’t just about creating clothes; it’s about expressing creativity and finding joy in the process. So let’s dive in together and enjoy every step of this journey!
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