Hello lovelies!
I interviewed Genevieve of Pretty Wit over on Pemberley Couture. Check it out HERE.
Also...there's a few more patterns in the SHOP. Still more to come! :)
Hope your having a lovely weekend!
~Anna Kristine
Costume Queen of 'Aria of an Amateur' awarded me this blog award. :) Thanks so much!
Sadly, my sewing room will look nothing like this and it's waaay smaller. But it still does inspire. :)
Alright...I'm off to do some sorting and sewing. I'm thinking about posting a list of my sewing projects so I can be more motivated to sew them. Once people know how big a pile I have, I'll be so embarrassed I'll be motivated to finish them right? 
Once I finish my Elizabeth Swann stays and also make some panniers I wanted to one day make this dress. I always thought it would have to be way into the future when I had $100 or more to spend on fabric.Here is the new trailer for The Young Victoria...it has a lot more footage. Goodness, I can hardly wait! This looks amazing! It gives me chills. :)

Ben Wishaw did an incredible job as John Keats. One couldn't help falling in love with him.
And despite all the gorgeous costumes in this film, Keat's frock coat was my favorite:
Abbie Cornish was amazing as Fanny Brawne, and her costumes are stunning:
She designs and sews everything she wears so there is a lot of detail that we don't normally get to see in costume dramas. My friends and I were in awe over this sweater that is made of what looks like really tiny granny squares:
Do you ever get in a mood where you want to sew so badly but there are so many things you want to sew you just don't know where to start? I'm having one of those days. There's a pile of things waiting to be sewn on the machine but the trouble is...I really want to just sit and hand sew something. There's something therapeutic about running a needle and thread through some fabric and turning it into something beautiful that can be worn. But machine sewing is faster and therefore more practical for some projects. *sigh*
And then...where to start? There's so many projects I have lined up I get dizzy with trying to decide because I can't settle on one...I feel like a butterfly.