When Fleurine said she wanted to help test the Phoenix Blouse, I was blown away that she had that kind of energy and motivation at the very end of her pregnancy. But I’m SO glad she did because she ended up making it maternity friendly and now she’s here to show us all how! Her Phoenix Blouse might be the most lovely maternity top I’ve
If you’re anything like me, this tutorial is going to make you audibly gasp and then rush to buy fabric so you can copy it immediately! Emily used the Bryce Cargo Pants to make elastic waisted joggers in both woven AND knit!!! This girl is on fire. I might just steal that linen pair from her closet in the dead of night. And those shoes
Today Teri is here to share her tutorial for turning the Tallinn Sweater into a flat front crew neck sweater. I love this hack so much because even though the Tallinn has a fun asymmetrical front with a turtle or cowl neck, at its heart it is really just a very simple dropped sleeve sweater pattern that can be used to hack so many styles!
I am so excited about this tutorial brought to you by one of my long time and very talented pattern testers, Indu! I feel like everything she touches just turns to gold. Her directions for adding a split hem with mitered corners is super professional and can be applied to any top pattern you have! She’s using the Aurora Tee for her tutorial, with a
People who say that online friends aren’t real friends just have no idea what they’re talking about. I first “met” Leslie of Threadbear Garments online because she kept sharing gorgeous sewing projects and I was immediately a fan, but since then I’ve met her in real life 3 times, and she even let my entire family stay at her house during a last minute road
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