Happy New Year! I hope your holidays were as restful and enjoyable as mine. My family and I had a fantastic time together, creating some cherished memories, and we're excited to ring in the new year with all of you.
Reflecting on the blog posts from 2013, I was blown away by the incredible contributions from our community. You shared so many tutorials and customization ideas last year—truly inspiring! We kicked off 2013 with Nele's stunning scalloped yoke School Photo Dress and wrapped up with Jessica's delightful holiday dress made using the Playtime Dress pattern. In between, there were countless tutorials and modifications that showcased your creativity and skill. Kudos to each of you—you've all become such talented sewists!
Speaking of talented sewists, Flat S continued her globetrotting adventures last year, meeting and being welcomed by many of you and your families. I wish I could join her on her travels—I'm so envious of the places she gets to see!
A few of you have already started reflecting on your sewing journey in 2013, and it’s been amazing to see the beautiful mosaics you’ve created and shared in the Flickr group. Shelley, aka Lightning McStitch, has already posted an impressive five new mosaics, including this one:
It’s always exciting to see what everyone accomplished last year and how far you’ve come in honing your sewing skills. If you haven't already, take a moment to make a mosaic—or even a few—of your 2013 Oliver + S projects for the group. The Mosaic Maker tool makes this process super easy. I'll gather and share your creations next week, and I think you'll be amazed at how much you've achieved. Who knows, you might even notice how much your kids have grown since last year!
Now that we've looked back, let’s talk about what lies ahead in 2014. I’d love to hear about your sewing goals for the coming year. Do you plan to sew for yourself? Are there any new sewing techniques or skills you'd like to master? Your input will guide us in deciding what content to focus on here, what tutorials to create, and what new patterns to design. Please don’t hesitate to share your thoughts—I genuinely want to hear from you.
I’m thrilled to embark on this new year with all of you. Rest assured, 2014 will bring plenty of fresh ideas, inspiration, and resources for your sewing journey. Here's to another year of growth, creativity, and community! Happy New Year!
P.S. If you're interested in sharing your own mosaics, feel free to tag me on social media or upload them directly to the Flickr group. Let's celebrate our collective accomplishments together!
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