Thank you for visiting my Made Me-Dresses Page. Kindly click on the dresses to read the detailed blog entry. I hope you enjoy my creations and I’ll love to hear from you!
Likewise, a (Y) at a dress indicates that Yes! It has been worn out of the house!
A (YY) means it has been worn on a regular basis!
Never say never dress
Pool Party Dress (Y)
Ebony Kaftan (Y)
The blues resort dress
Reflection of the Moon Frock (YY)
A Sunny Day Dress (YY)
Time Travel Frock
- Echino Grassy Plain Dress (Y)
- Safari Dress
50s Inspired Sabrina Cape Dress
Festivity Macaron Dress (Y)
Picnic Macaron Dress (Y)
Painter's Block Melissa Dress (Y)
Retro Hot Pink Dress
Hummingbird Dress (YY)
Scallop hem mini dress (Y)
Tablecloth Tunic Dress (YY)
The Sew Convert 
I’m so happy to find someone who sews from Singapore! The dresses you made are so nice!! Do you serge the seams?
Hello Kam, It’s great to meet another person who sews here! I don’t have a serger so I normally do either french seams, zigzag stitches or use pinking shears for the seams 🙂
Your Echino, Sunny Day dress and Hummingbird dresses are gorgeous!! They’re all beautiful but I particularly love these! Are you able to tell me which patterns they are? I’ve just discovered your blog via your comment on Lladybird. Shall be keeping a close eye now on your lovely work. Where are you based? Kate x
Hi Kate, thanks for visiting. I’m from Singapore. The pattern for echino dress is from Japanese sewing book Les couleurs francaises. The Sunny Day dress was actually adapted from a burdastyle blouse pattern found here http://www.burdastyle.com/projects/summer-of-love-blouse . The hummingbird dress is made from a vintage sewing pattern simplicity 5850. Hope that helps:)