advisors circle

We love seeing all the versions of the new spring patterns! Neha, from the Advisors Circle, is sharing her new Santa Rosa Top in a beautiful fabric. Click over to see it!

We love Erica’s new Cannes Wide-Legged Trousers. She made a fantastic pair of black trousers during the testing process, and now she is back with a slightly cropped version in chambray.

Lyndsey is sharing her new Santa Rosa Dress for The Fitting Room series. In this post, she analyzes the muslin for fit and demonstrates how to make a forward shoulder adjustment. In the final dress, you can see how the fit adjustments paid off!

Erica has sewn the Alvalade Trousers for her tween son, and they look great! Click over to see how the new tried-and-true pattern turned out.

Virginia, a member of the Advisors’ Circle, is sharing a Santa Rosa Top made from a lovely, drapey rayon fabric. Virginia said this pattern is already a favorite, and we can’t wait to see future versions. Click over to see her make!

We love Lyndsey’s new pink Cannes Wide-Legged Trousers. She walks us through the method she used to fit the trousers in this Fitting Room post.

Lyndsey has stopped by to share her 5-piece spring capsule sewing plans. Click over to see how she is pairing fabric and patterns to create a fun, preppy spring wardrobe!

Pattern hacks are easy modifications that extend the style choices of your beloved patterns. We love Virginia’s easy change to the Geneva V-neck Blouse to create a gathered cuff.

Sharon shares a fantastic outfit sewing from the Peckham Trousers and Strasbourg Henley. See how she brought it all together for some sewing inspiration!

In this installment of The Fitting Room, Lyndsey shares adjustments to her Strasbourg Henley to get an amazing fit, including how to raise the neckline. Click over to see all the adjustments and the final outcome!

We love this Strasbourg Henley that Virginia made for her daughter. This versatile pattern works well for both warm and cool seasons. Click over to see the outcome!

Fabric choice has such an impact on the outcome of a pattern. Whether you are a solids or a prints fan, you will admire the pattern mixing in this piece. Click over to see Melanie’s scrappy Yanaka jacket!