The weather might be turning cooler here in Canada, but I won’t even think of that when I look at these pretty matching Viola Josey bra sets.
The colors are so vibrant, I really wanted to pick that up in the panties. So I didn’t go with just one color. 
I love the pop of turquoise in the lace trim. I think it coordinates well with the turquoise elastics in the bra.
No basic black here.
For the second pair, I decided to match the purple color in the bra.
These are adorable too.
For both pairs of panties I used the House Morrighan Clover Boybrief. I think these sets will cheer up the coldest day!
Since sewing these, I decided my lovely new Viola bra needed a bow. So I’ve added an adorable lavender bow in the center of the bridge.
Happy creating!
Oh, I do like these. 
I’ve seen some amazing sets made, but I didn’t participate in the testing this time. Look at these makes! Pleather, lace, gemstones. Oh my!
Again, as with other House Morrighan patterns, there is a lovely range of sizes.
You can find the Ariadne pattern 
These are adorable too. I made them in the reverse of the color block I made my first ones.
Although the bands for the waist and legs are easy, and do look nice, I still prefer lace trim for finishing my panties.
And from the back.
Well, I can say, I definitely don’t like how the bands are flipping up in the photos. Good thing they don’t do that when they’re on me. I’ve got more to fill them out than my display.
And the back view.
Oh, they are sweet. And it’s nice to see panties that fit my display perfectly.
Yes. This was my favorite Challenge make.
How could I not want to sew something with a little silver and tan pup like mine? There are so many panels coming, but not until Spring. We all will have to wait for a little bit for this adorableness.
Boxing Day isn’t only an Aussie tradition. It’s also a Canadian tradition, and one I thoroughly enjoy every year.
Don’t you love all these options? I do. Also, I really like the shape of these. For boyshorts, these actually work for me. There is some curve built in.
I made these up from some cotton Lycra I had in my stash. I also tested the pattern for Em in CL.
I really liked this pattern and knew I’d want to make more for myself. Em also requested more. So this style is a hit with both of us. It was time to have some fun with the pattern.
Here’s my Ruby bra. The same lace I used for this bra, and a previous Angie bra, was now being used to make the Clover Boybriefs.
I’ve used black and black cherry cotton Lycra for these, and rather than bands or elastic as the pattern calls for, I’m using black lace trim. I’m loving these panties!
Here they are from the back.
Oh, this is a lovely set. I need to hurry up and get all my gifts sewn up so I can finish a second pair for me, and for Em.
They are darling! I didn’t finish the hem on these, as these were only to see how the sizing would be. They fit perfectly.
You can see, these are a cheeky little panty.
You might be wondering, ‘What is going on with that waistband?’ Well, tired sewing was happening. Somehow I didn’t realize the whole time I was attaching the waistband that it was inside out, so the raw edges are outside rather than inside. I started to rip it all out, but then decided these were only to see how things fit, and they fit just fine. They can even be worn this way. I have tops I’ve bought that have edges that look like this.
If these look a tad shorter than the pair above, it’s because these have been hemmed.
And when they’re hemmed, they’re just a bit cheekier from the back.
They are really darling. They might not be my everyday panty, but I’ve heard from a few testers say they love them under trousers. Whether these become an everyday panty or not, they will be a wonderful addition to any lingerie drawer.
Oh these are sweet.
And that cheeky back view:
You can find the Viola Knickers in the House Morrighan Etsy shop 
For options, this has different heights, a front panel or plain front, bands or elastics for the waist and leg openings, and even a maternity height so it will fit comfortably under a pregnant tummy.
These are a very comfortable brief. They feature either bands or elastic at the waist and leg. I’ve never used bands before on any panties I’ve made. I’ve used fold-over-elastic, and lingerie elastic. I’ve also used lace trim (my favorite), but never bands. So, I tried the bands. They are really nice. And they are very comfortable.
These are also my first serged briefs. I usually sew my panties on my sewing machine, but as the pattern instructions say to serge or zigzag, I thought I’d try the serger for them. They come together very quickly.
Bottoms are always a little droopy on this display, but I’m glad I can display bottoms now.
For Em’s briefs, I decided to try the elastic waist and leg option. Just to see how the pattern worked that way.
And I know what size my display is now! These are fitting it perfectly.
What was that I said about bottoms being droopy on this display? No, they are not! These look perfect. Yup. My display is a size 6.
Unfortunately, the band on this is just a little bit too tight for Em. She could use one size larger for the band. She still took it home with her though. She thought it was so pretty.
I really love how neat it is on the inside.