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Welcome to my blog! I created ‘The Ravel Out’ to capture my makes while I unravel my sewing ideas, one stitch at a time.

Ravel (out)

verb

  1. unravel; untangle.

  2. undo (twisted, knitted, or woven threads).

Rosebud Pipit Loungewear Set

Rosebud Pipit Loungewear Set

BLOG UPDATE: I have finally finished making the shorts for the Pipit Loungewear set! This is a mismatched set and I plan to make another for fall with some modifications including making a separate waistband for the shorts. Enjoy the updated photos below and then go ahead and read the original post too :-)

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ORIGINAL POST: Loungewear is something I had never considered making until I saw the Pipit Loungewear pattern by Common Stitch. But even then, I knew I would wear it out so I had to make sure it didn’t look too much like loungewear haha! In came this gorgeous rosebud poplin from Measure Fabric and I knew right away it would work perfectly.

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Fabric & Pattern Details

I chose to use this gorgeous fabric because I figured it would give just the right amount of structure I wanted. I love cotton poplins so there was not much hesitation. Unfortunately, the rosebud cotton poplin is sold out so I couldn’t on Measure Fabric’s website at this moment but they do stock some gorgeous unique fabrics so you can still check them out here.

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The Pipit Loungewear pattern by Common Stitch is staple set perfect for intermediate sewists or beginner sewists who want a little challenge. It is loose fitting so it is very forgiving which I love. The fluted sleeves that the pattern features is definitely what attracted me to this pattern initially.

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Modifications

Unfortunately I did not have enough fabric to make the full set so I chose to make just the top. For this first time, I chose to reduce the dramatic fluted sleeves (even though I love it) by using an elastic at the hem. I also use 5/8” seam allowance throughout the project and sewed a 1/4” hem. That’s it. No other modifications were made.

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My bust measurement: 40”

My waist measurement: 34”

Pattern size made (top): Size 16

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I paired it with a ready to wear (RTW) linen blend shorts and I think it went well together. Hoping to make the complete set soon.

Happy sewing,

Sylvia XOXO









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