These Yuwa fabrics are for our skirts.
And these check fabrics are for our dresses. With the rest of the dresses, I want to sew an underwear for my husband (* v *). (He is too shy to wear similar clothes)
Today I finished pants for Tomato and my sister's newborn boy. The purple one is for Tomato. They're from a pattern of a Japanese book.
The flower printed white fabric is Japanese cotton double gauze. It's so soft.
I made my tunic with the yellow fabric several years ago and it's very comfortable. So I chose it for my sister's baby.
I'm doing well and my belly getting bigger and bigger(Even though I gained only 3 kg).
I'm thinking of healthy food every day. This is a lunch of a day.
Miso soup, dried fish, Japanese pickles, cooked pumpkin and rice. They are very Japanese dishes. I didn't use any oil for them so they are very light.
We enjoyed this lunch a lot but there is a problem.
These Japanese dishes has too much salt... Especially Miso soup and fish and pickles were very salty. So I cannot eat only Japanese style dishes.
See you (* v *)!!!!
18 comments:
Your lunch looks very healthy! I love the bowls you have served your lunch in. You certainly seem to be very busy with all your sewing!
I really love the little pants, they are so cute. And your lunch looks great also. Love Miso soup.
Your preparations for Tomato make me smile. Continue eating healthy, creating, and dreaming of Tomato's arrival!
Those fabrics are lovely! Can't wait to see what you make from them. And the little pants...so cute! I wish we had double gauze in the U.S. I think I'd make all of my summer clothes from it!
Your lunch looks delicious, but I understand about the salt. Have you ever visited the Martha Stewart website? If not, you should look at all of her recipes. I bet you'll find something different to try! marthastewart.com :)
Wow, healthy food ... very good ... you inspire me.
Good choice of fabrics
All the best to you
Thanks for keeping up this journal which I look forward to.
your friend Mena:)
The pants are adorable, and I love all of your new fabric :)
Good work!
The first fabrics are fantastic!
What a energie you have! It's the food!!!
kisses from Portugal.
That looks great. Japanese food look too beautiful to eat at times.
The pants are sweet!!!
Would you have pattern???
Lovely pants!!! They look very soft. And the food, a little bit too healthy, ask your doctor about healthy oils like olive oil
How do you have time to do all that you do??? Your food always looks so delightful. Tomato is a lucky baby.
Japanese home cooked food warms my stomach and my heart! Take great care!
How cute! I love those little pants. I'm glad to hear you and Tomato are doing well. :)
Oh, I love when you share little cuties with us! The panties are gorgeous! And the fabric too!
Mmmm.
I love pickles and liked them even more when I was pregnant. Since all pickles are so salty, the best you can do (I think) is drink plenty of water. Whenever you have a pickle, drink a big glass of water!
Do you make your pickles or do you buy them? If you make them, do you have a recipe?
I am enjoying your posts about Baby's clothes. So sweet and so pretty.
Dearest Mai, im so happy to read that you and tomato are doing really well! I love these fabrics ~ really gorgeous picks! Your lunch photo is making me wanting to have some japanese food for dinner! Im just gald to be back visiting you and catching up on your posts on all the things i missed so far! Have a lovely merry happy day and love to you!
Me fascina su creatividad¡¡¡. Es muy rica en colores y nos revela su dulce y alegre personalidad.Su bebe es bellisima¡¡Un abrazo de una gran admiradora desde Venezuela¡¡
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