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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!

Time for your bi-monthly dose of sewing inspiration. Check out what our customers have been sewing and sharing in the most recent project round-up.

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.

Elise used Liesl’s tutorial to hack the Weekend Getaway pattern into a versatile duster that can be dressed up or down. She shows us the different ways that she styles it in the latest edition of our How I Wear It series.

Are you interested in getting a behind-the-scenes look at Liesl + Co. and Oliver + S? We’re looking for new Advisors Circle members!

Liesl is here with your (semi-)regular links for the weekend, inspired this week by photos taken by S!

Camelia has honed her fitting ability through years of sewing for herself. Here she walks us through her muslin process to show how she achieved a stunning fit on her Saint-Germain Wrap Dress. Fitting really doesn’t take that much time, and the results speak for themselves.

Just in time for summer, it’s our newest Lisette for Butterick style B6760.

Liesl shares her thoughts and perspective on social injustice and Black Lives Matter.

Elizabeth has sewn an entire wardrobe of garments from the Girl on the Go pattern for her daughter. She’s here to talk about them today, in the newest installment of the My Favorite Pattern series.

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