2024 Make 9 Menu

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It's #Make9 time! I have a menu of nine projects with loose ideas of patterns and fabrics that I'm really excited about! What are your sewing plans for 2024?
I've linked all the patterns mentioned, as well as any fabrics that are available online.
00:00 Hey, hi, hello! How I've made Make 9 work for me.
03:25 Shirtdress, knit dress, sheath dress
10:23 Blouse, sweater, shirt
16:32 Flare jeans, mini skirt, soft pants
21:07 Buh-bye, now!
- Shirtdress -
Pictured: Tilly and the Button Lyra - up to 61" hip
shop.tillyandthebuttons.com/p...
Named Clothing Reeta - up to 56" hip
www.namedclothing.com/product...
Deer and Doe Myosotis - up to 60" hip
shop.deer-and-doe.fr/en/sewin...
Seamwork Chantelle - up to 64" hip
www.seamwork.com/catalog/chan...
- Knit Dress -
Pictured: Seamwork Brit - up to 58" hip
www.seamwork.com/catalog/brit
Cashmerette Pembroke - up to 62" hip
www.cashmerette.com/products/...
Seamwork Wallis - up to 58" hip
www.seamwork.com/catalog/wallis
Cream Sweater Knit
www.goedkopestoffen.com/a-817...
- Sheath Dress -
Pictured: Seamwork Phoebe - up to 56" hip
www.seamwork.com/catalog/phoebe
True Bias Aster - up to 61.5" hip
truebias.com/collections/all/...
Gingham Wool Product and Blog Post (fabric provided by Minerva in exchange for post, no obligation to share on any personal channels)
www.minerva.com/posts/1177418
- Blouse -
Pictured: Forget-me-not Helmi - up to 61.5" hip
forgetmenotpatterns.com/en-nl...
Anna Allen Anthea - up 51" hip
annaallenclothing.com/product...
Chalk + Notch Wren - up to 59" hip
www.chalkandnotch.com/shop/wren/
- Sweater -
Pictured: Allie Olson Hive - up to 60.5" hip
www.allieolson.com/products/h...
- Shirt -
Pictured: Pattern Scout Byrdie - up to 60" hip
patternscoutstudio.com/produc...
Cashmerette Vernon - up tp 62" hip
www.cashmerette.com/products/...
See You at Six Orinthology Viscose Linen
seeyouatsix.be/nl/ornithology...
- Flare Jeans -
Pictured: Closet Core Jude - up tp 63" hip
closetcorepatterns.com/produc...
Chalk + Notch Isle - up tp 59" hip
www.chalkandnotch.com/shop/isle/
Seamwork Chelsea - up to 64" hip
www.seamwork.com/catalog/chelsea
- Mini Skirt -
Pictured: Friday Pattern Co Bernadette - up to 63" hip
fridaypatterncompany.com/prod...
Forget-me-not Natalie - up to 56.5" hip
forgetmenotpatterns.com/produ...
- Soft Pants -
Pictured: Sew House 7 Free Range Slacks - up tp 65" hip
sewhouse7.com/products/freera...
Sew Liberated Chanterelle - up to 61" hip
sewliberated.com/products/cha...
Elbe Textiles Freemantle - up to 60.5" hip
elbetextiles.com.au/products/...
True Bias Dani - up to 61.5" hip
truebias.com/products/dani-sh...

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@shelbywilson8645 6 месяцев назад

Just found your channel this morning and have been binging your videos! I love seeing everything your sewing!

@brimichellemade 6 месяцев назад

How sweet! Thank you!

@angiemcconnell9070 6 месяцев назад

The Love Notions Arlington is a lovely sweater with a cowl neck and other options, very easy and quick sew.

@brimichellemade 6 месяцев назад

Thanks! I’ve actually had it in my stash for ages. It must be time to get it sewn up!

@alisonodonnell7832 6 месяцев назад

Great plans! You are going to be busy! I really appreciate your honesty about fit. I am a similar body shape and find your comments to be really helpful.❤ Happy sewing!

@brimichellemade 6 месяцев назад

I’m glad it’s helpful! And thank you! ☺️

@zelliehtrue 6 месяцев назад

Sheath Dress Patterns - Cashmerette Rivermont has cup sizes. You'd need to leave the sleeves off and make facings, to make it sleeveless. There's also the Laneway Dress by Jennifer Lauren Handmade, which comes with a round neck option. It has B,C,D cup sizes.

@janechadwick2635 5 месяцев назад

I definitely think the Reeta for the shirt dress, particularly with that fabric. It's very similar to styles in the 50s/60s when shirt dresses were incredibly popular and that type of design was frequently used. My mum had several she made. This might put you off but I think it would look great.

@brimichellemade 5 месяцев назад

Not at all! I’ve had the pattern printed for ages and should really get it sewn up!

@zelliehtrue 6 месяцев назад

For the sheath dress, there's also the top of the Harrison Shirtdress by Cashmerette, which has a double princess seam

@littlestenographer 6 месяцев назад

I love the idea of printing out the line drawings as inspiration to stay on track. It'd be fun to color them in as you go, too!

@brimichellemade 6 месяцев назад

Ooh! Love that idea!

@potternana3303 6 месяцев назад

Casmerette patterns will work for u. I'm similar to you. Fit me well little adjustment needed. Good luck

@alisonpugin3401 6 месяцев назад

Love Notions Tessa sheath dress is beautiful and has a full bust front ..

@brimichellemade 6 месяцев назад

That’s another vote for Tessa! Definitely gonna check that one out!

@jburd07 6 месяцев назад

yeah for the menu version of make 9! If you get a shirt pattern to fit then hacking it up to the shirt dress version should be a breeze!

@brimichellemade 6 месяцев назад

Yes! The Byrdie even comes with an option for a dress. I’m gonna try the Vernon first and It would be really easy to lengthen and belt it or attach a skirt and do a drawstring waist for a Reeta or Davenport vibe.

@justsewit_tk5477 6 месяцев назад

I've made the Vernon shirt. If you are busty you cannot go wrong with Cashmerette as their cup sizes go well beyond a d cup. I know other companies are starting to do this also which is great. The Vernon bodice is an easy one, just bust darts, you'll learn to do the burrito method to sew the yoke on the back and you'll learn to do a tower placket on the sleeve. I found with the sleeve that the cuff was a bit too narrow so I had to make some adjustments there. I think it's a good shirt to sink your teeth into starting out with shirting. They do have an older shirt pattern called the Harrison which I have also made and love! This one has a double princess seam which is pretty easy to do but looks daunting. This one is a little more fitted as a result of the princess seams and would be more of your "office wear" type shirt. The Vernon is more relaxed and will meet your needs for both the summer and winter style although it doesn't have a short sleeve option and personally I think it should as not everyone likes rolled up sleeves. Hope this helps xx

@brimichellemade 6 месяцев назад

Awesome. I love doing a burrito!

@india1422 6 месяцев назад

The Camera owner …. Chemo brain means the name is escaping me… where this shirt in one of her videos. At the time I thought how fabulously it fits her

@knottygnome 6 месяцев назад

love your flexibility with the make nine! i love planning my makes but more seasonally. doing it for the whole year just never seems to work for me.

@baltus333 6 месяцев назад

I've made the Birdie button up and the dress version and I love both. It fit right out of the box and I made no adjustments, which is unusual for me! So I highly recommend that one. I'm planning to do the pleated version sometime this spring.

@sairdie 6 месяцев назад

I just found your channel and really enjoyed hearing you talk about your sewing plans for the coming year. It's so interesting to learn about someone else's process. I tend to make things out of season because I'm more likely to take my time and enjoy it than if I make something to wear straight away. I'm currently in winter and making a linen shirt for the sunny summer I hope is around the corner!

@brimichellemade 6 месяцев назад

Thanks! I think I'd enjoy the process more if I sewed for the upcoming season too. My weight fluctuates a lot though, so sewing too far ahead doesn't usually work for me. I often end up doing more planning and then last minute sewing for the current season. Your linen shirt will be so satisying when summer comes!

@dianagalloway9039 6 месяцев назад

I am glad to see again. I loved how you presented your make nine. I have a black of 8 garment types, some with definite papers and fabrics., others are vague. You inspired me last spring to make a mauve linem skirt megan skirt and now and then top. The skirt is my favorite item ever. Thank you Today, I am finishing SA Carlisle jeans in black denim from style maker fabrics. The fit😂😂😂😂 . Thank you for all your inspiration

@heatherbowser3635 6 месяцев назад

Oh my word that FMN Natalie skirt outfit is amazing. I just made the pattern emporium all in easy shirt. I am busty and it is a lovely shirt.

@brimichellemade 6 месяцев назад

Thanks! I’ll check out the easy shirt too. Thanks for the recommendation!

@cindyhmcdaniel4977 6 месяцев назад

I quite like your garment selections. I want to start a “me-made” wardrobe. I need a closet reorganization very soon !!!

@brimichellemade 6 месяцев назад

Do it! It’s so satisfying and a closet revamp is a great place to start!

@amandarichardson1169 6 месяцев назад

I like your Make 9 idea. Jenny Rushmore has a sheath dress in her new book. Sewing the curve. The pomona pants. Anna Allen are also a nice soft trousers pattern

@brimichellemade 6 месяцев назад

Ooh! I’ve been meaning to check out the new book! Thanks!

@nancynewman6592 6 месяцев назад

I just made a rib knit sweater and did exactly what you said... turtle neck band, wrist cuffs and bottom band. And I was super careful NOT to pull anything while sewing. Using the serger made it work really well. My sewing machine seems to stretch the seams out more than the serger.

@brimichellemade 6 месяцев назад

Great! My sewing machine is the same, but I have hope for the serger!

@heatherbowser3635 6 месяцев назад

I have made the true Bias Emerson pant, FPC saguaro, closet core sepia and the Lane cargo pants from Etsy (can't remember the designer) I love them all!

@india1422 6 месяцев назад

I already have a Kauffman flannel to make an Archer shirt. It’s definitely list. When I get down to UK size 16 from current 18 this will be my treat to myself( I am very much sewing for the size I am just now)

@brimichellemade 6 месяцев назад

The Kauffman flannels are so good!

@janet6114 6 месяцев назад

I am a huge fan of the Freerange Slacks, I have made the Ardens, Millers, Birchgroves, and I always return to Freerange Slacks.

@brimichellemade 6 месяцев назад

Good to know!

@chantalanne5636 6 месяцев назад

Love seeing your list. :) consider the Love Notions Tessa Sheath Dress (full bust adj included and so easy to makr)

@brimichellemade 6 месяцев назад

Ooh good one! I’ll check that one out!

@heatherbowser3635 6 месяцев назад

I just made my daughter the benecia top in sweater knit. It is by Styla. It worked great.

@constancegarcia8053 6 месяцев назад

Itch to Stitch Patterns has the Montana Shirt sizes 0-20 / cup sizes A, B, C, D, and DD. Could be another option for you.

@debsmadethis 6 месяцев назад

Hello lovely! Happy New Year! I've made 4 or 6 byrdies and 1 Vernon. I think the fitting with be better on the Vernon but the Byrdie is a simpler make (no back yoke) Sooooo make both 😁 Love this approach to Make 9 feels a bit less oppressive !

@brimichellemade 6 месяцев назад

Nice! Thanks for the insight. I think I’m gonna start with Vernon but I think I’ll end up making both eventually 😉.

@what_valerie_makes 6 месяцев назад

Yes to the earthy grungy 90’s vibes! I’m channeling that same energy into 2024. Also, I know you said waist band sweatshirt but I really have enjoyed my LB Pullover from Paper Theory. I didn’t think it would be such a big staple in my wardrobe but it is 🤗

@what_valerie_makes 6 месяцев назад

Also, I’m pulling 9 fabrics from my stash for this years make 9. I have some really amazing fabrics that I’m almost afraid to use but what’s “out” this year is being afraid to use my fancy fabrics 💅🏻

@brimichellemade 6 месяцев назад

Nice! I’ll check that one out.

@brimichellemade 6 месяцев назад

@@what_valerie_makes Yaaaaasss! I found that last year I ended up buying more fabric for lots of reasons, one of them being that I’ve been afraid to cut into the beauties I already have. Here’s to cutting into the good stuff this year!

@india1422 6 месяцев назад

I made a Myosotis dress for Christmas Day from an auberge double gauze. It was beautiful. I made a toile. I backed the bust set off just ¼” I inserted an invisible zip as I don’t know how anyone gets in or out of it! I have just ordered an R Kauffman Flannel to make another dress for the winter.

@brimichellemade 6 месяцев назад

That sounds so lush!

@Bernietheoc 6 месяцев назад

👏🏻👗

@karenbaily 6 месяцев назад

Check out the "battle of the busty button ups" on lost my thread. She made both of your button up patterns + one other. 🙂👍

@lz738 6 месяцев назад

Tilly and the Button patterns never work for me either. She really seems to design for just one body type. I really love that first fabric you showed - so cool!

@brimichellemade 6 месяцев назад

I know some patterns including the Lyra use a different block for the larger sizes, but they still seem so straight, especially in the shoulders. I guess I shouldn’t knock it without trying it, but I’m quite leery of her her patterns 😳

@lovejohandmade 6 месяцев назад

I wonder if the Cashmerette Upton dress would work for the shift dress. The bodice is made for curvy figures. Maybe mashed with a less flared skirt from another pattern?

@brimichellemade 6 месяцев назад

Ooh great idea!

@bettyhappschatt3467 6 месяцев назад

Butterick dress B6809 has straight and A line skirt options, What do you think?

@cookiebattle 6 месяцев назад

Teressa from Lost My Thread did Battle of the Busty Button Ups video. She compared the Pattern Scout, Cashemerette and an Itch To Stitch button up patterns with cup sizes. She describes the sewing experience and the final product in detail. She did a follow up review a year later to see which one she wore the most and why. The winner in the 2nd video was different from the first. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Adm32mkE14c.html

@brimichellemade 6 месяцев назад

Yes! I love Theresa and her pattern comparisons!

@marieke1985 6 месяцев назад

just find your chanel. Nice to hear that you are living in the netherlands. My boyfriend and I where like heee, not the dutch accent😂 but we heard the netherlands. If you want to meet up with an other dutch (starting)sewist, let me know.

@brimichellemade 6 месяцев назад

An American transplant! I live near Gouda, and would love to meet up sometime!

@marieke1985 6 месяцев назад

litle late with my respons😅. I am living in rotterdam so that is close by. What is the easiest way? exchance phone numbers via email?

@teruldacz 6 месяцев назад

Have you thought of making your own patterns? Like making basic blocks and modifying from there? I had problems with patterns not fitting me well (I'm shortwaisted, big bust, small waist). Since i started drafting my own patterns I have only small problems ❤ I have winifred aldrich metric pattern cutting

@brimichellemade 6 месяцев назад

I hope to someday!

@teruldacz 6 месяцев назад

@brimichellemade Definitely try sooner rather than later. You won't regret it. I used 3 patterns in my sewing journey (I started August 2023) and none fit properly. So I started watching closethistorian even is I don't necessarily wear what she does, she starts every sewing video with making the pattern so it really helps to understand it. Since then I started drafting myself and its amazing

@annettebroomhall8617 6 месяцев назад

Something to think about. As beautiful as the sweater knit is, as well as the pattern idea, the fabric appears to be a great match for your skin tone. You may well disappear into the wall or appear naked lol. Colour block with some of the smaller pieces from your stash?

@brimichellemade 6 месяцев назад

I love a low contrast neutral!

@susanakfogel8217 6 месяцев назад

HOW DOES ONE JOIN THE MAKE 9 CHALLENGE TOUR

@brimichellemade 6 месяцев назад

Is there an official tour? I just love sharing my sewing plans. Go for it!

@jeannedd.2709 6 месяцев назад

I’m sorry this is going to sound negative but that fabric you showed for the jersey dress will wash you out. You have such lovely skin, the beige does nothing for you.

@Dranma51 6 месяцев назад

I agree! That knit is almost the same color as her skin! She needs color!

@brimichellemade 6 месяцев назад

I actually really like how I look in creamy beige tones! The fabric colour was an active choice not an oversight 🤓

@kathleenmayhorne3183 6 месяцев назад

Better to use as a skirt or pants, away from your face, or add a colourful scarf, to break it up. You might get more wear out of a top and skirt? Absoutely, you know yourself better than others, do you.

@kathleenmayhorne3183 6 месяцев назад

I found out a long time ago, it is better to try on new styles of clothing in the shops, rather than toil over making them first, only to find, my odd shape doesn't look right in them. I really liked those peasant skirts with three gathered sections, so easy to make, but on me, I looked like a house. So I saved myself the effort. I did make a lime green skirt and top. Looked in the mirror, Found it was definitely not my colour. Never wore it again. What a waste of time. Make sure of your button placement on your shirt, the gaps they can cause in the wrong place can mean safety pins at the back, not a fun function for ease of use. Think of lots of buttons rather than less, and place the first one, right at booby height, then distribute above and below. Make sure to have interfacing in the button band to minimise the stress gaps. A looser shirt will be a better option. Two part collars do sit nicer, stays are usually more for men's shirts. I used to find Burda patterns with their multi sizing easier to adjust, short waisted. Having had breast cancer, (one-boob) makes me even harder to fit now. Will your tunic work over the skirt with the same fabric? Could be lovely? All the best.