rush hour

When you spend so much time working on a handmade garment, you want to maximize how you can wear it. Melanie from the Advisor’s Circle is sharing how she adapted the Rush Hour dress to be convertible. With this modification, she can wear the dress two ways!

If you’ve ever hesitated to purchase or sew a particular pattern because you don’t like the neckline, you don’t need to let a simple detail like a scoop or crew neck prevent you from sewing it. In this tutorial Liesl shows you how to alter a pattern to make it into a V neck.

’Tis the season to be sewing! How about some holiday sewing for women? Here’s a round up of inspiration to get you in the holiday sewing mood.

Interested in adding a pleated or runched front detail to our Rush Hour Dress? Liesl is here with a tutorial that will show you how to do it.

Liesl shares a fancy Rush Hour Dress that she made herself. To make it a little more fancy, she added some texture to the front and dropped the neckline.

Did you know that several of the Liesl + Co. patterns offer cup sizes to help you on your way to getting a perfect fit? Here’s a round up of them for you.

Camelia from the Advisors Circle joins us to share her Liesl + Co. Rush Hour Dress that she sewed in denim with topstitching.

Robin is sharing a couple of Liesl + Co. Rush Hour Dresses that she sewed for herself.

Today we’re introducing you to the Liesl + Co. Rush Hour Dress + Blouse pattern in our expanded size range of 16-30.

We’re happy to announce that we have created an expanded size range for our Liesl + Co. patterns for women. The new size ranges runs from 16 to 30.

As part of our Advisors Circle, Erica is here to share her winter and summer Liesl + Co. Rush Hour Blouses that she made for herself.

In this video tutorial, Liesl demonstrates her method for finishing the armhole on the sleeveless version of the Liesl + Co. Rush Hour Dress.