Today we’ve got two more versions of the brand-new Montauk Trousers pattern to show you. Camelia and Elisabeth from the Advisors Circle show off their very different, but equally classic, takes on this versatile pattern.

Today we are sharing photos of our pattern testers wearing their new Montauk Trousers. We hope you enjoy seeing the pattern modeled on different shapes and made up in different fabrics.

Liesl is here with fabric and styling ideas for our new Montauk Trousers pattern. How will you sew yours?

Introducing the new Montauk Trousers sewing pattern from Liesl + Co. This new style is a pair of pull-on trousers with an elastic waist and (optional) drawstring. Oh, and lots of pockets!

It’s Friday which means weekend links. And we have some information to share if you are considering sewing surgical masks for your community.

The Saint-Germain Dress practically screams “Spring!” Masha sewed this one in a light orange rayon twill. It’s a great Easter dress!

Sometimes fitting is an evolution. Meg made four Classic Shirts, tweaking the pattern along the way until she arrived at her perfect fit.

If you could only sew one thing (over and over) for the rest of the year what would you make?

Darcy made a one-shouldered party dress for her daughter to wear to a dance. Read on to learn how she used the Building Block Dress Book to make her child’s dream come true.

Are you wondering what it’s like for us to be living here in Spain right now? Here’s a little update for those of you who are wondering what it’s like to live under a lockdown.

The Gelato Blouse + Dress is being featured in the Sew My Style 2020 challenge for the month of March. Read on for more details!

Liesl is back with her weekend links, including some ideas to keep you occupied if you’re waiting out the coronavirus at home.