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Boy Bimaa: Sewing for boys |
I was browsing my blog feed the other morning and came across yet more of the amazing
Bimaas popping up all over blogland and realized I'd never posted about my own BOY version of the Bimaa. Whaaaaat??
I even had the photos taken and everything. I'll chalk it up to the holiday madness...
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Boy Bimaa: Sewing for boys |
For my boy version I decided to do the shawl collar version. The fabrics I used are from 2 thrifted tees from Goodwill. Normally the Bimaa is a fast sew, but upcycle and use the existing hem & cuffs, you're looking at lighting speed. I'm pretty sure this is the fastest garment I've ever sewn. And because of the awesome pattern, also one of the most professional looking ones! I might be just a little proud of this one ;)
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Boy Bimaa: Sewing for boys |
I went up a size from what the size chart suggested since I was making it for my boy and wanted the fit to be a little more loose. It was perfect. It has become his most worn mama-made top to date. I couldn't be more happy about that.
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Boy Bimaa: Sewing for boys |
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Boy Bimaa: Sewing for boys |
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Boy Bimaa: Sewing for boys |
It felt so good to sew something for the boy again. I think I may have started something...
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Boy Bimaa: Sewing for boys |
And just to brag on my new machine a bit... Look! It has an overlock stitch! This stitch is AMAZING for knits.
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Boy Bimaa: Sewing for boys |
Thanks for stopping by and Happy Sewing!
It looks just adorable on him! And I love to upcycled and save time, especially on the hem!
ReplyDeleteThanks April!! I just recently started upcycling occasionally, the time saved is awesome!
DeleteOh, he is the MOST handsome model! I love this boy version, Heidi! :D
ReplyDeleteThank you Sarah, I think he's pretty handsome myself :) Love the versatility of the pattern!
Deletegreat boy bimaa! i'm inspired!
ReplyDeleteThank you! Yay!! I'm sure whatever you make will be amazing, can't wait to see it! :)
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