Here is a tutorial to sew a fully reversible Roller Skate Dress, featuring Cotton + Steel’s new rayon fabric.
tutorial
karamatsu shibori technique
The yoke on this Oliver + S Hide-and-Seek Tunic was created by using the karamatsu shibori technique. Learn how to do this technique by following some simple steps.
customizing the lunch box tee: cat embroidered pocket
Learn how to add an embroidered cat to the pocket of the Oliver + S Lunch Box Tee.
dior rose tutorial
Learn how to create classic Dior roses with this tutorial by Marie-Michelle. They look lovely as an embellishment on the Oliver + S Ice Cream Blouse.
customizing the lunch box tee: adding a pocket toy
Learn how to add an adorable toy to the pocket of the Oliver + S Lunch Box Tee.
customizing with oliver + s: thumbhole sleeve tutorial
Learn how to add thumbhole cuffs to the Oliver + S Field Trip Raglan or School Bus T-shirt (as well as the Liesl + Co Metro T-shirt).
sketchbook polo shirt
Here’s a project that turns the Oliver + S Sketchbook Shirt into a polo using the button placket from the Jump Rope Dress.
onstage tutu skirt sew-along, day 2
Today is day 2 of the Onstage Tutu Skirt Sew-along where we are finishing up the skirt.
onstage tutu skirt sew-along
Join us as we sew the Oliver + S Onstage Tutu Skirt. You can get the pattern for free from the Free Patterns section of our website.
outdoor ready: workout shirts
Our blog series, Outdoor Ready, is all about using performance fabrics to make handmade outdoor apparel. Ashley is sharing workout shirts sewn from the Oliver + S Field Trip Raglan T-shirt sewing pattern.
how to do a faux flatlock seam
Shelley shows us how she tinkered with the tension settings on her overlocker to get a pretend flatlock seam. See an example of the results on an Oliver + S Field Trip Raglan T-shirt modified into a dress.
customizing the class picnic blouse: spaghetti straps top
Cindy from Siestas and Sewing is stopping by today to share how she customized the Oliver + S Class Picnic Blouse and turned it into a spaghetti strap top.
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