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#FABsessed in my camo Campfire Jumper

The other day I showed you the Fall collection from  George + Ginger  and promised to share my jumper too.  I feel like I need to mention right away as to not have anyone stressed, these tracks are not a full set or in use here on the island they are abandoned and were along the path way we took the rest of them.  Now that that is out of the way, lets talk amazing fabric and pattern details :) This fabric is the  Rebel Camo Ultra Stretch Woven Lightweight Denim from  The Fab Clique . They are seriously my go to for fabric, shipping is so fast and the range of styles and quality is always on point.  I had so much fun taking these pictures and sewing up this jumper. The fit is perfect, super comfortable with a lot of style and personality. I have worn it so much already. It is such a fun piece and has so many looks and options to the pattern. I am going to make the pants next I think, I see this set being a fall staple!...

Black & Grey Buffalo Plaid Campfire Set

I think I have mentioned before that I LOVE testing George + Ginger patterns with Kristi because she really wants her patterns and collections to be special, perfect and her vision. This Campfire set is part of  the 2019 Fall Collection . You can also get this pattern by its self, the collection in clouds this amazing set, (Full romper, capri, and stand alone pants, along with a jumper) The October dress, which comes in 3 lengths, and a beautiful extra top, and it is so EXTRA! I am gonna add the line drawings, there are so many options and looks that can be created with this collection. I am so excited about it.   What I mad and am showing you here is the full pant romper, with the optional tie back, I did make a jumper too that I will show in a bit more detail tomorrow.  This fabric is from  Blended Thread Fabrics , they are based out of Canada, but totally worth the extra cost. It was a dream to sew with, a great structure and heavy weigh...