I'm just about to have a cutting-out day, as I completed panel 4 [of probably 5 wah] of the cathedral window quilted panels for my skirt. Each panel takes 12-15 hours of handsewing and pressing, maybe more. So BORING how do you quilters keep doing the bloody things?
Anyway
I MIGHT make Style ARc Lani tunics- although the pattern itself has only one variation, it's so good for piecing that three tunics could look very different...and I have that cool maths fabric, some lovely monochrome animal print stuff, and a mad piece of Ursula print, so they could be fun [not all on one tunic of course]
Other option is to revert to the Tom and Linda Platt one- trousers already cut out for SWAP [I think
@Manuela said cutting out early is OK?] and then 2 more cowl neck tunics...but I have so much woven fabric in stash, not a lot of knits. It does suggest making it on the bias, but that would take a LOT and I generally only buy 2m lengths. Hmmm
The easy option would be B6287 to stash bust lots of scraps
OR that Brenne pattern V9114 as I have some cool red crinkle cotton/linen blend which would be nice to make up as the trousers option, and I love the skirt so much that a couple more wouldn't hurt. Would it?
All those options!