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Fehrtrade Cycling Outfit: Surf to Summit jersey and Duathlon pedal-pushers

Deer and Doe Safran Pants

Sew Over It Ultimate Trousers

#SewDots Melilot

Steampunk Melilot

Gertie Shirtwaist Dress

Love Sewing Amelia Tea Dress

Summery '70s-ish Staple Dress

Classic Ginger Jeans

Colette Pastille + Simplicity 3257

Vlisco Crocs Negroni


Sweet Safari Outfit - Baby Dress and Knickers from GBSB Sew Your Own Wardrobe

By Hand London Elisalex Dress in Ikea Furnishing Fabric

Tilly and the Buttons Megan Dress in Liberty Needlecord and Wearable Muslin

Tilly and the Buttons Margot PJ Bottoms


Gertie Sews Vintage Casual Pin-Up Sweater and Pencil Skirt

Deer and Doe Plaintain T-Shirt and Gertie Pencil Skirt

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Shirr Madness - Amelia Tea Dress from Love Sewing Magazine

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