One Seam at a Time
Making Statement Sleeves Stand Out
Statement sleeves are a huge, pun intended, trend right now. So I thought I'd share a quick tutorial on how to give a little extra stand out power...
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...
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...
Pattern Hacking the Iris Top
This experiment was inspired by one of my Instagram followers who went ahead and totally disregarded my instructions to sew the Iris top in a wove...
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 ...
Sewing 101: SERGING... 2 Easy Rules for Better Serging
In a quest to have our sewing projects look more "professional" and less "home sewn", let's talk about serging, or overlocking seams. I have a very...
Ready, Set, SHOP!!
It's that time of the year again! Time to set aside the Thanksgiving dinner plans for a little bit of indulgent sewing project planning. The ...
Introducing the Evi Dress Pattern
Hello Everyone!
Allow me to introduce the Evi dress! I love this deceptively simple but oh so not boring dress.
The Evi is v-necked with...
Leone Coat Sew-Along 2: Prep
Hi Everyone!
Before we talk about prep I'd like to take a minute and mention that I am going to try to use as much contrast fusing and thread as I...
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