[miss_sonja]

As my birthday present to myself, I ordered a copy of Little Things to Sew. Very excited to go through it and start choosing what to make.

[Nicole]

How exciting!

Is it a signed copy?

I am considering donating mine to the Home Ec class and buying a new one for me, signed….

[vothgirl]

Oh, you’re going to have so much fun! I think I will end up making quite a few things from the book as Christmas gifts for my girls and my nieces this year. And from what I’ve seen on Flickr so far, the Cozy Winter Hood is a Halloween costume staple! (I’ll be making 3 of them myself!)

[Brittney]

I misplaced my pattern sheet or else I would have used it for one of my costumes. I nearly ordered another copy, but then I realized I needed to have it made sooner than I was planning:)

[Sarvi]

That hood is the best. It’s just that perfect animal hood shape!

[miss_sonja]

No, not a signed copy. I had a Barnes & Noble gift card to use. I paged through it, trying to figure out what to make first. Probably an Explorer vest for my little guy–he could tuck away a lot of toys in those pockets!

[KateAndrews]

My copy came with 2 pattern sheet 1/2 and no pattern sheet 3/4. I’m so disappointed as I wanted to make the cosy winter hood and the art smock. Any idea where I can get a copy?

[Sarvi]

I’d trying dropping them a line:

“For all other inquiries email us at: information@oliverands.com.”

and mention what happened, I’m sure they’ll be able to help you.

[Nicole]

Absolutely!

[Liesl Gibson]

Ugh, Kate, where did you buy your copy? That’s so strange that it came with two of the same sheets! I’d suggest contacting the publisher directly. I seem to recall that they had printed extra copies of the pattern sheets just in case a problem should arise. Todd may have some other ideas (he’s information@oliverands.com), so do drop him a line and see what he says. I’m sorry to hear that this happened, and I’m sure there’s some simple solution to the problem.