May 20: My self-drafted peplum blouse from before, paired with a linen half-circle wrap skirt that I made based on a Burdastyle pattern.



This skirt is very comfy, and nice and cool for summer. It closes with 2 metal D-rings on the side.

May 21: Another self-drafted blouse, made from a cotton shirting.

Gathered neckline and shirt-tail hem. This was actually my wearable muslin for my pleated blouses. The neckline was a bit too wide and the shoulders too tight, so I made those changes to the pattern before making the other blouses. I also changed the gathers to pleats.

May 23: a wool knit dress made from Butterick 5672.

I wanted a dress that I could wear to work, but that would also be comfy and wrinkle resistant.

I was super nervous about following the pattern instructions for cutting this already stretchy material on the bias, but after making a muslin from jersey, I decided that it should work out okay. And it did!

The pleats on the front are flattering, it has sleeves (very important to me), and it also has a side zip. I moved the zip to the side without the pleats to make it easier to sew in.
May 24: A Colette Crepe dress! I made this wrap dress in an orange printed rayon with a contrast cotton tie sash.

Another very comfortable and breezy clothing item for the summer.


I love how the wrap on this dress is in the back, creating a very nice V-neck. And pockets!

That's all for now! I will have one more installment of Made Me May to share, so stay tuned!
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