From Ashley: I tend to save all my scraps, and they seem to multiply, so I’m always looking for new ways to use them. This is a quick and easy project; which you could adapt to any size scraps you happen to have. I love using cloth napkins. Not only is it a great way[…]
Sandbox Pants Pattern
Irene shows us the cute and easy new Oliver + S Sandbox Pants. This pattern comes in 6-12 mo-3T and sizes 4-8, making it a sure-fit for all of the kids on your sewing list Pattern Oliver + S Sandbox Pants Pattern Sandbox Pants Pattern Boy’s or girl’s pull-on pants have front patch pockets, button-through[…]
Girly Stripwork Skirt Pattern Review
Michelle reviewed this Pink Fig pattern for us. Her daughter loves the skirt, and Michelle gained some sewing confidence with the project. Pattern The Girly Stripwork Skirt Sewing Pattern from Pink Fig Description A versatile, fun and infinitely twirl-able skirt that can be made to suit any girly-girl’s taste. Materials Quilter’s cottons are perfect for[…]
How to Attach Sleeves
Jenny took some time out of her very busy schedule to give us a little set-in sleeve help (she’s an obvious pro!). Jenny’s Set-In Sleeve Tutorial below gives you just one more tool in your Women’s Clothing Month collection to create some beautiful clothing of your own: How to Attach Sleeves Step 1 Before setting[…]
Making a Muslin
Today Mary shares techniques and insight into making a muslin to get just the right fit (the first photo with brighter colors is her “muslin” and the linen blend pair is the final product): I think I’m like a lot of women when I go shopping: I need to try things on, sometimes multiple sizes[…]
How to Make a Pleated Collar
Kayleen makes absolutely beautiful, classic clothing. She specializes in unique clothing for children but also makes wonderful clothes for herself, in addition to bags and more. A fun collar is a great way to add variety to a favorite top pattern. Creating a pattern for your collar This particular collar looks best when attached to[…]