cannes

How do you plan your fall wardrobe and sewing? Liesl is in Buenos Aires and thinking about how packing a suitcase can translate into planning your sewing for the upcoming season.

Two new pairs of Cannes Trousers in drapey viscose blend fabrics. I love these for their versatility, ease of construction, and how well they integrate into my wardrobe.

Documenting your outfits—even beyond Me Made May—can help you define your personal style, see what you actually wear, plan future sewing projects, and pack smarter for trips. It’s a simple habit that brings a lot of clarity to your wardrobe.

May is wrapping up and I’ve been enjoying wearing some of my favorite spring and summer pieces, mixing them with items I’ve been wearing. Are you (re-)discovering favorites, too?

Here’s a little sewing inspiration for spring and summer, with ideas for how to sew and wear six different outfits using our patterns.

In which I compare soccer to running a small business… and also talk a little about Me Made May.

What’s an easy way to transition your wardrobe into fall and keep wearing your favorite handmade clothing as the weather changes? Look to your footwear to help!

What are your 10 essential sewing patterns? I’m calling them my Stranded in the City Suitcase, in honor of the long-lasting Desert Island Discs radio program in which the guests pick their essential music for a long stay on a desert island…

What’s the difference between timeless and classic, and how can you keep your wardrobe up-to-date without chasing trends?

Liesl is back with her occasional Weekend Links post and lots or articles to read this weekend. It’s been a while!

We have such a special treat for you today! Asmita is sharing her Cannes Trousers, styled as palazzo pants. The beautiful fabric is paired with a hand-embroidered border. Click over to see the details.

Melanie has made a beautiful pair of Cannes Wide-Legged Trousers using a floral lightweight rayon!