This Prado Trench Coat was a battle between instinct and common sense. Instinct won. Happily.
prado
worn and seen in London
I loved watching how the people of London wore and styled their clothing when I visited last week. Here are some photos to share with you, and maybe to inspire your fall clothing and sewing.
the fitting room: lyndsey’s prado
Lyndsey is visitng to share her new Peacock Blue Prado Trench Coat and discussing how she achieved such a great fit!
packing for Buenos Aires and planning for fall
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.
it’s already May???
In which I compare soccer to running a small business… and also talk a little about Me Made May.
start to finish
From sketch to finished pattern, a few behind-the-scenes examples of how several of our recent sewing patterns evolved and developed.
weekend links
Liesl is back with her occasional column, weekend links, featuring a few interesting links to read this weekend
6 ways I’m wearing my tomigaya dress
Six ways (and counting!) to wear the Tomigaya Shirt Dress, for every season and occasion.
shelley’s linen prado trench coat
Shelley, aka Lightning McStitch, is back with a stunning linen Prado Trench Coat she sewed. It’s a perfect touch to her outfits, we think!
mire’s cheerful prado trench
Mire sewed our Prado Trench Coat for her daughters and we loved the color so much we just had to share it with you!
prado trench coat celebrity, now and then
Trench coats have been considered a fashion basic for a long time now. Here is some celebrity inspiration to get you thinking about how to wear yours, too!
my essential suitcase
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…
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