building block dress

Shelley was sad that her daughter had outgrown the Fairy Tale Dress, until she realized she could use the principles of the Building Block Dress book and the Liesl + Co. Bistro Dress to recreate it.

Liz is on the blog today to share the amazing DIY Queen of Hearts sundress she made for her daughter using multiple Oliver + S patterns.

Michelle’s daughters are two lucky girls. Their mom sewed these amazing Frozen-inspired dresses using The Building Block Dress book. The details are in today’s installment of our Sew + Tell series.

Today we’re showing you five coordinating dress pattern pairings and one cape pairing that can be made to create Mommy-and-me looks from Oliver + S and Liesl + Co. patterns. We have pattern pairings for every season, and fabric inspiration as well!

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.

Masha’s daughter designed her own red velvet dress with our Building Block Dress Book.

We’ve got Shelley here today with a huge Halloween round-up. You absolutely have to check out all the fabulous costumes made with Oliver + S patterns–and a lot of sewing creativity!

Shelley is back with a micro hack using the Building Block Dress Book. Learn how to add an exposed elastic waistband to a skirt.

You can use a regular sewing machine to add embroidery to garments. Learn how with this tutorial.

Céline sewed a couple of darling Snow White dresses using the Oliver + S Building Block Dress book. She’s here to tell us all about them.

Raphaëlle from Deux Souriceaux is here to tell us why the Oliver + S Building Block Dress is her favorite pattern.

It’s always so much fun to see what you do with our patterns. Here is a roundup of some of your wonderful spring sewing using Oliver + S patterns.