And we're back for round two! I hope you enjoyed all the
day one looks that kicked off the Festival Fever Blog Tour! I love reading about all the details and inspirations that go into people's looks-- and about the fun and festive events that happen in the places our bloggers call home (personally, I am so ready to attend the Fried Pickle Festival, where ever that happens to be).
The more I read, the more excited I get to get out there and enjoy the local events my community offers (dare I say that I have Festival Fever? ha!). But in all honesty, I love sewing for specific events. To me, that's the perfect solution to lost sewjo: pick an event, a party, any little get together or outing in your week ahead, and make a goal of creating a new outfit to wear there. There's that Julia Child quote that "a party without cake is just a meeting". Well, if you ask me, a party without a new dress is just a meeting. I don't need much excuse at all to sew up something new! And today's blog posts are the perfect inspirations.
Hit up today's blogs, get inspired, and leave them some love in the comments- one commenter will be randomly picked for $25 store credit to
Boho Fabrics (check out their
Facebook group here)!
Without further ado:
Meg at
Threads of Magic made some truly inspired looks! This modified
Rival jacket is an ode to Jimi Hendrix's iconic military jacket, with a steampunk twist. She also added some dramatic flair to the
Drama Dress. Check out all her looks
here (I, for one, am truly obsessed with that Rival jacket!).
Narelle at
Threadistry knows how to celebrate her birthday right! She used this opportunity to create a top that's all about her! You have got to see the special touches her embroidery brings to this
Super Sleeve Top (personally, one of my most-used patterns!). Check out the amazing subtle details over at
Threadistry.
Livia of
Liviality sewed up a gorgeous dress to give her the festival feel: light, happy and free! She made the
With Love Dress in woven with an A-line skirt, pockets (from the Riot Skirt) and a Bonnaroo-inspired high/low hem. Find out more on
her blog!
And as for me at Middle River Studio, I sewed up the hi-lo Bonnaroo Bundle skirt two different ways-- one with an elastic waistband and one mashed with the Sincerely Rylee Dress and some wide lace trim for a Pin-spired look. I love wearing these-- the skirts float so beautifully when I walk, I feel like a boho goddess. Read all the details over at Middle River Studio.

That's all for day two! Don't forget to leave a comment on a blog or two for a chance to win that Boho Fabric credit! See you tomorrow <3
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Love the open lace waist of the sincerely rylee!
Like looking at all the garments. Gives me ideas I can adapt for the clothes that I sew. Wish I could buy a pattern or fabric from all the sites. I could at least fondle the fabric and virtual sew the patterns.
I love the Bonnaroo/Sincerly Rylee mash up! I will have to try it!
loveee!