The moment I saw the George and Ginger Selfie Shirt pattern I knew I had to make one. It is a super stylish top with a deep v front, puff sleeve detail, and 3 front closure options that take the level of sexy up a notch each time. While I know I want this as a top for a date…
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Give your self-sewn lingerie a beautiful finishing touch with these simple lingerie bows. Gather your supplies and let’s get started. You will need: 3mm Ribbon such as this one from Offray scissors – these are my favorite for small jobs lighter or fray check As an Amazon affiliate I may earn commission on eligible purchases at no additional cost to…
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Finding free patterns to sew up is so marvelous. Especially when the pattern is a quick, easy sew that turns out to be a wardrobe staple. I recently added the Monroe Turtleneck to my list of free sewing patterns and it is quickly becoming a favorite. Free Turtleneck Pattern Details This free turtleneck pattern features a boxy fit with a…
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Trying to replicate your favorite sleeve from retail wear? Need sleeves to extend longer on your arms? Or just want to add a new skill to your sewing? This tutorial will show you how you can add sleeve cuffs to your knit patterns easily. I include instructions for using sleeve patterns that are cut on the fold and sleeves that…
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Use this quick little trick to get those prints matched up perfectly on your projects. What if I told you that using a million pins, basting, or just closing your eyes and hoping for a miracle are not the only ways to get perfectly matched prints. After you spend so much time fussy cutting your fabric, don’t let all that…
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When you can’t bear to take off your latest sew for two days, you know you have made a winner. The latest release from Patterns for Pirates gives you two great options for fantastic loungewear patterns. Here is a closer look at the Cozy Set Wrap and Pants loungewear patterns. Loungewear Patterns: Patterns for Pirates Cozy Wrap Top PATTERN DESCRIPTION:…
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About 18 years ago I decided to teach myself how to sew. Long before blogs and resources available today which meant it was often disastrous. But I never gave up because I loved it so much. Today I love helping others get started on their own sewing journey. You can read more about my family and I here.