I am finally back in the blogosphere! I can't believe how much time has gone by since my last post. I have, however, continued to pursue sewing and I recently launched a line of little girls clothing. As a child my dad called me Susie Macaroni, so SUSIE MACARONI seemed the perfect name for my line.
The styles are all simple with a little bit of nostalgia from the swinging sixties and the hippie seventies. The fabrics are all linen, cotton, wool and vintage.
They are currently in a new shop in Multnomah Village called the Multnomah Marketplace located at 7642 SW Capitol Highway. Of course, they are also available directly through me. Take a look at what I've been up to!
Oh! And in case your wondering, the cute model is my adorable granddaughter Emily and the mannequins were made by Phil--
My photography leaves a little to be desired, hopefully in the future I will have more professional photos.
I would love to hear your comments!
Thanks for reading!!
This cute little flutter top is made from Pendleton cotton and the cropped pants from a lightweight cotton.
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| Flutter Top/Cropped Pants |
Simple jumper dress that can be worn with a t-shirt underneath or as a sundress--yoke made from vintage appliqued dish towels--
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| Vintage towel/Denim Dress |
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Denim Dress with Saddle Shoes
A little Blast from the seventies, the Peasant Top. The yoke is made from vintage dish towels appliqued with these adorable birds--so cute! |
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| Vintage applique towel/cotton Top |
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And for Halloween--How about a Little Red Riding Hood costume? It's roomy enough to have something warm underneath if the weather should turn chilly!
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