Some photos and notes from my recent trip to Squam Arts Workshop in New Hampshire.
Read MoreThree tops, same pattern! I used my Jade pattern to create three cosy merino wool tees.
Read MoreA few things I wanted to share with you this week.
Read MoreSo I guess this is a can’t-stop-won'‘t-stop type situation with me adding sleeves to the Ruby pattern. This time with lace.
Read MoreDetails in this post on how you can easily add a sleeve to the Ruby pattern.
Read MoreThis might just be my new favorite top. I added the free Trillium sleeve to Ruby, and added extra width to the front, back and sleeve pieces for extra drama.
Read MoreA Cleo skirt I’ve been working on. It’s pieced together from leftover scraps from other projects.
Read MoreA few summer knitting projects in progress and in queue for this I-never-thought-I’d-be-a-summer-knitter gal.
Read MoreA Liberty Trillium with a gathered sleeve.
Read MoreIn this post, I’ll show you how to add a gathered sleeve to your Trillium Dress or Top. This tutorial is an add-on to the pattern, so first you’ll need to assemble your garment up to the shoulder seams. Once you’ve done this, you’ll add the sleeves as shown below.
Read MoreThis guest post from Cristy Stuhldreher features a fantastic tutorial which is absolutely perfect for summer: How to turn the Luna pants pattern into shorts. Plus: she shows you how to add waist ties, too!
Read MoreA summer Nani Iro double gauze Trillium dress, plus some tips for using a border print for Trillium.
Read MoreA set of silk-cotton pajamas I made using the Willamette sewing pattern from Hey June.
Read MoreAn on-grain, reversible Emerald maxi dress that will also double as my summer swim coverup. Plus, this post has notes so you can make one too!
Read MoreIn this tutorial, I show you how to create a beautiful bias-bound seam finish, perfect for the Emerald dress or top, or any other pattern where the seam allowance is pressed apart.
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