girl on the go

We have a lot of childrens’ styles that match our women’s patterns, and vice versa. Today we’re rounding up six separates pattern pairings for Mommy-and-me dressing. We’ve also included a few fabric suggestions to help rev up that inspiration motor.

Elizabeth has sewn an entire wardrobe of garments from the Girl on the Go pattern for her daughter. She’s here to talk about them today, in the newest installment of the My Favorite Pattern series.

Working with knit fabrics can be intimidating for adults, but that didn’t scare Jessika off from introducing a knit pattern to some of her youngest students. She is here to explain why a pattern intended for knits is the perfect starter project for the beginning garment sewist.

Ashley and Emily from Frances Suzanne are stopping by to share their Oliver + S makes that they’ve made over the past year or so.

By adding elastic to the waist of a t-shirt dress, you will change the shape of it and create a cute waisted style. Learn how by following this step-by-step photo tutorial.

Learn how to make a t-shirt dress with t-shirt sleeves as the ties at the waist.

As part of our Advisors Circle, Lisa is here to show you how she turned the Liesl + Co. Chai Tee into a dress/tunic.

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.

As part of our Advisors Circle, Ana Sofia is here to show you three different ways that she added ruffles to the Oliver + S Girl on the Go top.

We are excited to start showing you creations made by our Advisors Circle members. Today we have two members sharing their experiences with their daughters sewing the Girl on the Go Dress.

Please join us as we sew through the Oliver + S Girl on the Go pattern over two days.

Want to see what the new Girl on the Go Dress + Top looks like in action? Here are some photos from our pattern testers to give you a look.