Notebook

  1. 5 new pairs of soft high-waist undies ✨

    Sustainable underwear sewing project: five pairs of comfortable high-waisted undies made from soft organic cotton jersey. Features a self-drafted pattern refined over multiple iterations for the perfect personal fit.

  2. Hand-stitched zero waste hoodie

    A mindful making project: every stitch of this gender-neutral zero waste hoodie was sewn by hand. Based on an open source pattern by Shelly Xu Design, this cozy hoodie demonstrates that slow fashion can be both sustainable and therapeutic.

  3. I made a tiny houseplant rug

    A cozy punch needle project: this small decorative rug features a design from Bookhou's pattern book. Made with bulky wool and a 10 punch needle, it's perfect as a plant stand or trivet.

  4. My very first hand-stitched garment

    A milestone in slow fashion: exploring hand sewing through a simple yet practical first project. These high-waisted undies showcase the beauty of slow stitching and the satisfaction of creating underwear by hand.

  5. A second zip hoodie for my husband

    Custom-made men's zip hoodie: a thoughtfully sized Wardrobe By Me pattern featuring intentional fit adjustments and practical design choices. Perfect for everyday comfort in sustainable French terry.

  6. Another much-needed pair of warm socks

    My latest pair of hand-knit socks made with alpaca blend yarn, knitted two-at-once to avoid second sock syndrome. Using magic loop technique and a simple wedge toe for a perfect fit.

  7. The mending spree continues!

    Visible mending adventures: repairing well-loved socks with colorful darning techniques. A practical approach to extending the life of favorite garments while adding personality through creative repairs.

  8. Another pair of favorite socks rescued

    Giving beloved socks a second life through visible mending: combining darning loom techniques with honeycomb darning and elastic thread repairs. A practical example of extending clothing lifespan through creative repair techniques.

  9. Small patchwork project bag

    A zero waste knitting project bag featuring patchwork pockets made from meaningful fabric scraps. Made using the ZW Stash Bag pattern in size S, this organic cotton canvas bag is perfect for keeping sock knitting projects organized.

  10. I darned my favorite cat socks

    Visible mending meets sustainability: saving beloved cat socks using a darning loom and colorful thread. Features both decorative weaving patches and honeycomb darning techniques to extend the life of well-worn clothing.

  11. This scrappy basket represents growth 🪴

    A meaningful crochet project: this rustic basket is made from rag yarn created from a year's worth of sewing toiles. Using a simple double crochet technique and a 15mm hook, this project turned fabric waste into a beautiful story of personal growth and body acceptance.

  12. Patchwork quilted cushions

    Creative scrap-busting project: transforming a collection of fabric remnants into decorative patchwork cushions. Features pretty scraps on the outside and shredded remnants as filling, making these cushions both beautiful and sustainable.

  13. Zero waste project 28: bumbag

    Zero-waste waist bag featuring hand-printed cotton canvas and innovative pattern layout. A sustainable accessory project demonstrating block printing techniques and efficient fabric usage with no waste.

  14. Zero waste project 27: pyjama top ❄️

    Zero-waste adaptation combining ZW Cropped Shirt and ZW Workwear Jacket patterns, featuring long sleeves, pockets, and French seams. Made from organic brushed cotton with custom fit adjustments and sustainable construction techniques.

  15. Cropped tank top

    Handmade Axis Tank in organic cotton jersey, featuring a high neckline and custom fit adjustments. A versatile layering piece with French seams and a comfortable elastic-free design.