Orginally published in part on the CSC Over at the Sewcialists, they are having a theme month of Sew Brave, where you push yourself out of your comfort zone by sewing something that you wouldn’t normally sew either fabric-wise or pattern-wise or in any other way you want to interpret the theme. For me, that … More Seamwork Sky Jumpsuit
First off, thank you for all the lovely comments on my last post. I haven’t had the energy yet to reply to everyone but hopefully soon. Today I am sharing another pj project that I made for recovery. Hot Patterns’ Cupid Cami and Tap Pants are available for free through the Fabric.com website. I’ve had … More Hot Patterns’ Cupid Cami and Tap Pants
I have loved my DIBY Gabriela Onesie since I made it. Every time I wear it, it increases my cozy factor by ten. That being said, I chose to make it with shorter legs and arms. While that’s great for some times, when it is cold in the house, I need a bit more fabric … More A Unicorn Onesie for Recovery
Is there a better print than houndstooth? I don’t know… I made this Style Sew Me Alise Sweater in a houndstooth doubleknit. It’s a wool blend knit that I got locally and I love it. I used black bamboo lycra for the ruffle details. I made the largest size and graded up at the hips by … More Style Sew Me Alise Sweater
My mind is on Spring sewing plans, but I still have some projects from Winter sewing to share with you. The Jalie Yoko sweater is a free pattern. It’s a basic top pattern: square shape, turtleneck. If you look at the pattern pieces, it is a rectangle with neckline shaping and arms attached. It’s quick … More Jalie Yoko Sweater
When @naturaldane and @onesewsweet announced the Black History Month Pattern Designers Challenge, I was excited. I wanted to try Style Sew Me patterns for a while and what a perfect time to do it. I got the Nikki blazer pattern and the Alise top, which is a current work in progress. I used a green … More Style Sew Me Nikki Blazer
After the size inclusivity chat on Instagram, I was contacted by several pattern designers that pledged more sizes. CocoWawa was one of them. While the dress they were doing pattern testing for was just slightly outside my size, the ease in it would work. Ana and I chatted about it and she really wanted to … More Introducing the CocoWawa Crafts Maple Dress
I recently took part in DH Fabrics’ Sewing is for Everyone and Every Body blog series. As part of it, DH Fabrics offered to send us fabric. I opted for this gorgeous berry wool blend jersey. A bunch of us at the CSC wanted to do a Same Pattern Different Bodies for the Seamwork Tacara … More Seamwork Tacara
As soon as I saw the Seamwork Brit and the bonus variation, I knew I had to have it. Although, I wasn’t interested in making the dress. I have been lusting after a top with a ruffle detail for ages. I was actually going to design one myself using the Cashmerette Concord t-shirt pattern but … More Seamwork Brit
I love this dress from Burda issue 02/2018. The dress is made for woven fabric but I knew it was destined for this crepe knit fabric. I adapted the pattern for knit fabric but not doing my usual FBA, omitting the zipper, and relying on negative ease by only adding a scant 1/4 inch … More Burda Tie Sleeve Dress
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