Monday 20 February 2017

Mail on Monday

The coffee and a doughnut edition.

























Not quite what you were expecting?

The best bit of mail from last week was this second hand Beignet pattern I bought. If you read Alexandra's post last Monday, you'll know that not only is it the name of a button front skirt by Colette, but also a delicious looking deep fried treat, not unlike a doughnut. I'm looking forward to making something a bit more challenging.

Waving to Sian and The Mondayers, while enjoying the last day before the school runs begin again. Have a great week.


10 comments:

  1. I like your skirt pattern. Now if I ate toooooo many of Alexandra's type of Beignet, I would have to have an elastic waist on your type of Beignet.

    Happy week ahead.

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  2. that looks a lovely pattern, I wish I could sew.

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  3. I agree with the first comment! I never can go past a doughnut..

    Wishing you a week of happy sewing!

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  4. I knew about the beignet you eat, but although I was a seamstress for many years, I never heard of a button front skirt being a beignet, even though I made more than one of them. The new fact of the day! Hope we'll get to see the finished product.

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  5. Enjoy your new pattern and the doughnuts sound divine!!

    Have a great week x

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  6. The new pattern looks FUN . . . but now I'm dreaming of beignets from Cafe du Monde in New Orleans!

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  7. I like the pattern too - enjoy making it.

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  8. That does look a challenge especially to a non sewer like me. My thoughts were similar to Mary Lou. Too many doughnuts could mean waistline issues!

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  9. I saw that errr 'beignet ' over at A's blog.... yummy! But sewing is up there with sock knitting for me.... puke!!!! I am GLAD it's a good thing for you though..... gotta keep these stitching & wool selling places in business;)!!!!!

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  10. I'm looking forward to seeing your finished skirt x

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