sew + tell

Stephanie added pockets and a lining to the Yanaka Jacket pattern. She’s on the blog to talk about how she did it.

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.

Magda’s stunning red Belgravia Knit Dress shows you don’t have to be uncomfortable to get dressed up. She talks about her modifications and fitting process in this installment of our Sew + Tell series.

MC made her son a costume for a play he was in using four different Oliver + S patterns. Can you tell which patterns she used?

Valentina made this one-of-a-kind long Chaval Coat with cool color-blocking details. This make perfectly demonstrates the versatility of this classic pattern.

Mindy used a quilt block pattern to make this sweet baby Ice Cream Dress. In today’s Sew + Tell, she walks us through how she did it.

Camelia stops by the blog with a stunning blue wool Chaval Coat today.

Beth lengthened the Everyday Skirt and made it in a jersey knit, completely changing the look and feel of the pattern with very simple modifications. We love her final garment (and the way she styles it). She’s here today to explain how she did it.

Ragon used an old tutorial on this blog to sew this long, tiered version of our popular (and free!) Popover Sundress pattern. You’d be hard-pressed to find a more perfect dress for long, lazy summer days.

Maryam had the clever idea to make a shorts suit using the Hollywood Trousers pattern for the bottoms. She liked them so much, she then made a full-length pair. Read on for details about the polished, sophisticated garments she ended up with.

A true wardrobe staple, the Kensington Knit Skirt is as easy to sew as it is to wear. Camelia is back today with a post about the four skirts she made from the pattern. You’ll want to sew your own wardrobe of Kensington skirts!

Jessica made a gorgeous satin Roller Skate Dress for a baptism, and she’s here to tell all about it in the latest post of our Sew + Tell series.