sew + tell

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.

Lucie sewed two stunning, but completely different, versions of the Classic Shirt pattern. She’s here to talk about her experience with the pattern in today’s Sew + Tell.

Nothing says spring like a stripey Maritime Top. Masha sewed this one in French terry, perfect for fluctuating temperatures.

Shelley shortened the Kensington Knit Skirt to make a winter mini skirt using vintage fabric from a special source.

Elisabeth is here from the Advisors Circle to show off her version of the new Belgravia Knit Dress pattern, which she modified to a stylish midi length.

Reeni combined three of our patterns to make this bespoke hoodie for her daughter. She’s here to explain how she did it.

Masha’s daughter designed her own red velvet dress with our Building Block Dress Book.