Take a look at these gorgeous Sapphires!
For launch of my newest pattern, Sapphire, I wanted to showcase the pattern in a number of different fabrics, styles, and sizes, so I asked a few of my favorite makers to preview the pattern.
I was really blown away with their gorgeous versions – it was so hard to keep these a secret until after the launch. Each of these makers was featured on my blog this past week in their own post, so if you click on the links, you can see more photos and read their notes on the pattern, fabrics, and any mods they may have made to the pattern (like shortening the skirt). I've rounded up the posts for you below:
Leilani (@studiogypsy) made four fantastic Sapphires – two dresses and two tops, including one from a vintage tablecloth and a color-block version. It's such a huge vote of confidence when someone makes multiples of this pattern!
Amy (@modernpearlco) created this fabulous tropical print Sapphire. Love that leafy green print – it's so cheerful and perfect for spring!
Nandita (@divinedita) created this stunning Sapphire out of a colorful floral Ankara print. The little flower buttons are delightful, too.
Emiko (@chickpeasewinglove) created this lovely Sapphire with an elegant leaf print. It looks so comfortable in this beautiful lightweight linen!
Romy (@sewlike) made a fun overdyed version of Sapphire out of quilting cotton. The cute checkered socks and fun shoes she styled it with are awesome too.
You can find all of these makes plus more photos and details over in the posts on my blog. And as always, get all of the details on this pattern over on the Sapphire page on my website - including size charts, yardage requirements, and recommended fabrics for this pattern.
Ready to pick up the pattern? Buy it now in my shop!
A big thank you to you if you've already purchased Sapphire and to those of you who have replied or commented with words of encouragement about this new pattern! Your support means so much to me - thank you so much for your enthusiastic response to this design!!
Happy sewing,
Rae