Here’s another lined Yanaka Jacket, this time in a relaxed and furry printed cotton. It’s so different than my wool and neoprene version, isn’t it?
general post
weekend links
Liesl is back with her occasional column, weekend links, featuring a few interesting links to read this weekend
accessible luxury is a good thing. really.
A little reflection about clothing, the current state of the fashion industry, and why I do what I do. And maybe why you do, too.
lining the Yanaka Jacket
Here’s an easy way to line our Yanaka Jacket, and a special fabric that warranted the addition of that lining technique.
McQueen in Michigan
What a pleasant surprise to stumble into an Alexander McQueen exhibit at the Grand Rapids Art Museum! I have photos to share with you…
old year new year
Do you make personal time for yourself to sew? To get lost in the process of making something, even when you don’t have time? Here’s why I think it’s important.
here’s our big before black friday sale
This week only, you’ll save 40% on our patterns and the Building Block Dress book when you use this special coupon code.
in the wild: brunswick jacket and isola blouse
I like to incorporate our new styles into my wardrobe as soon as possible, so here are a few photos of the Brunswick Jacket and the Isola Blouse last summer in northern Spain.
some of our testers’ photos of the new patterns
A quick post featuring some of our testers’ versions of the newest patterns, with apologies to the other testers who I missed in my haste! Didn’t they all do a wonderful job?
6 ways I’m wearing my tomigaya dress
Six ways (and counting!) to wear the Tomigaya Shirt Dress, for every season and occasion.
just the skirt, please
Here’s just the skirt from our Tomigaya Shirt Dress sewing pattern. The smocking effect at the waist makes a great detail for an easy skirt.
my favorite tomigaya dress
Liesl sewed our new Tomigaya Shirt Dress in black linen and wore it to the Guggenheim Bilbao on a recent trip. It goes well with giant floral puppies!
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