One Seam at a Time
Walking Into Summer
With the temperatures finally climbing up here in Canada, I'm really looking forward to navigating the heat in my loose and statement sleeved Milly...
Here's to BIG Sleeves
It was time to crawl out of 2020 and start something new. And by new, I mean a brand new sewing pattern. I wanted something easy fitting. A quic...
Reducing Volume in the Willow Sleeve
Hello Fellow Sewists! Back in January, I launched my newsletter. In it I said it was time for a fresh new way of looking at sewing for self. I...
Say Hello to Karolina!
I am super excited about this dress pattern! I think this dress can certainly be classified as a beginner sewing pattern. There are no inset sl...
Me Made May
What a month it has been! Congratulations to Zoe from SoZo on your amazing 10 year anniversary of Me Made May!! Last year was the first year th...
4 Spring 2019 Trends for Your Handmade Wardrobe
Love them or hate them runway fashion trends influence the silhouettes you'll be coveting next season, and the colours and prints of the fabrics ...
Irises in January
Hello Everyone!
Happy New Sewing Year!! With my first post of 2019 II'd like to send out a big heartfelt thank you to all of my followers who have...
Leone Coat Sew-Along 1: Choosing Fabric
Part 1 of your Leone Sew-Along and how to choose the right fabric.
Introducing Iris and Willow: Your New Sewing Patterns
Even though Spring has yet to make an appearance where I'm writing from, I thought it was time to start thinking about loose breezy spring tops. A...