Hello again! I’ve been excited to share about some projects that I’ve made from the Tilda Hot Chocolate Sewing book. The making of these projects occurred during COVID-19. Sewing for me during the Coronavirus has meant making many silly mistakes and lots of seam ripping. I’ve decided to embrace the mistakes and be gentle with myself. I would rather continue to sew and make mistakes then stop sewing all together (in this time).

For the fabric, I’m using fat quarters from an Art Gallery Fabric box. I had two previous posts that I’ve also shared with this same bundle (the Forage Bag and Patchwork sewing). These fat quarter kits are so fun to explore different prints. It’s been impressive to me how many projects you can make from one bundle. Including this post, I still have not used up all of the fabrics. I’m looking forward to finding more projects to continue enjoying the box.

I’m sharing today about the Tilda Hot Chocolate Sewing book. This book mentions being focused on Cozy Autumn and Winter sewing however I thought I could use some cozy sewing right now. The Tilda brand has been new to me. I’ve quickly learned that there are a variety of patterns and fabrics that are featured in the Tilda line.

I have been surprised that there is not as much detail online about the projects in this book. I did see one person that shared a video on YouTube with a nice browsing of the book’s patterns. I decided to make a few items from this book but I wanted to share more photos of the patterns included in case you are not familiar with this book as well. Admittedly I am very drawn to the styling and aesthetic. The patchwork and elements included are so sweet and functional to enjoy.

Continued in my next post;

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