The 24 in 2024 reading challenge is complete, and with it my blog writing. The blog writing years have covered grief, loss, infertility, buying and …

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The 24 in 2024 reading challenge is complete, and with it my blog writing. The blog writing years have covered grief, loss, infertility, buying and …
Almost four years ago, I took the plunge and started Waiting for Olives. I wasn’t really sure what I wanted this blog to be about. …
Ugh, sorry ladies. I was so hoping that I’d have the final piece of the spring sewing challenge done over the weekend. But things did not pan out well at all…
Earlier in December I finally got my act together and sewed the Bonnie blouse from Sew Over It, London. So glad I did!
In December there some many Christmas functions to dress for. Read on for tips to make finding the perfect outfit as easy as watching A Christmas Prince. Again.
I am pretty excited about this one: I made a skirt for only $2. But the real question is, would you ever guess this used to be a second-hand quilt cover?
I wandered through an op shop and came home with three large quilt covers and a some chambray fabric. New challenge: make clothes with old sheets.
After all the aligning of darts and growing on of sleeves, I approached this dress confidently. How hard could it be? Ladies and gentlemen, I give you: elastic.
The first of my five spring sewing projects is now complete. I’ve learnt the value of a toile and have developed a pathological hatred for zips. Why? Read on!
I’m challenging myself to build a little made-by-me spring/summer capsule wardrobe. Possibly inspired by my recent discovery of The Great British Sewing Bee…