The Racerback Tunic/Dress ePattern
A brand new knit sewing pattern just in time for the warmer months: the Racerback Tunic/Dress!
Some reviews from our testers!
There is only one person I’d ever imagine testing a pattern for at 10 PM at night. LBB patterns rock and they’re always a quick and easy sew! – Chrystyna J.
This pattern is simple, fast, and absolutely adorable. An instant favorite. – Megan H.
In true LBB fashion….this pattern is simple and precious! Pure AWESOMESAUCE! – Melanie B.
Photo credit Katherine Ewald of Bebe Gear
Photo credit Katherine Ewald of Bebe Gear
The Racerback Tunic/Dress ePattern & tutorial includes:
: 11 pages of easy to follow step-by-step complete sewing instructions
: 10 pattern pages which include separate patterns for sizes 12-18M, 18-24M, 2T/3T, 3T/4T, 5/6, 7/8, and 9/10
The pattern pages print out directly from your computer onto regular 8.5″ x 11″ paper and there are guides for attaching them together.
Click here to purchase the new Lil Blue Boo Racerback pattern!
Happy Sewing! I hope to add a tween/adult sized version of this pattern soon!
Men Oh Paws Uhl
Well, I got the results of last week’s tests back. I’d been hoping that my eggs would be okay to donate for a surrogate one day…..or that at least it would be an option…..but the doctor doesn’t think they are viable anymore. The chemotherapy has caused me to go into pre-menopause. It was all foreshadowed by insomnia and night sweats. Here’s what went through my head all day:
My poor eggs. They were nuked. Maybe I should get some second opinions before I have a funeral for them?
I’ve been in denial about it…..just thinking the past few months that they’d be okay and surrogacy might be in the cards for us at some point. There were some tears today…..but another part of me is at peace knowing that God obviously has another plan for us. I’m supposed to start estrogen patches this week but my mom wants me to look into natural progesterone too…..she’s read a lot of books on how synthetic hormone replacement can cause side effects and increase the risk of cancer. Great…..an increased risk of cancer….what would that mean for someone who already HAS cancer. The whole hormone thing makes my head hurt.
You know what I do when sh*t happens? I make something. I finished up a new pattern today and sent it out for final testing. Yay! It should be available in a few days once all the kinks are worked out. Then I drew an obstacle course with chalk in the driveway for Boo.
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