Ashley is sharing camping capes as another contribution to the Outdoor Ready series which is all about using performance fabrics to make handmade outdoor apparel.
tutorials
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.
customizing with oliver + s: ice cream dress
Here is a tutorial on how to completely line the Oliver + S Ice Cream Dress. Michelle shows how.
outdoor ready: hiking shirts
Our new blog series, Outdoor Ready, is all about using performance fabrics to make handmade outdoor apparel. Ashley is kicking off the series today with hiking shirts sewn from the Oliver + S Sketchbook Shirt sewing pattern.
customizing with oliver + s: adding embroidery with Rebecca Ringquist
Rebecca Rinquist joins us on the Oliver + S blog with a guest post about adding embroidery to your fabric before sewing.
customizing the sunny day shorts: hexagon pockets
Sparrows shares a step-by-step photo tutorial on how to add hexagon shaped patch pockets to the Oliver + S Sunny Day Shorts free pattern.
sunny day shorts tutorial, part I
Step by step photo tutorial for the Oliver + S Sunny Day Shorts free pattern.
customizing with oliver + s: a-line, high-low hem, color-blocked t-shirt
Make a few basic changes to your School Bus T-shirt or Metro T-shirt sewing patterns for a completely different look!
customizing with oliver + s: lace flutter sleeve
Here’s an easy tutorial for adding a lace flutter sleeve to our School Bus T-shirt pattern.
customizing with oliver + s: how to add piping (or trim) to a sleeve
Here’s an interesting guest tutorial on how to add piping or trim to any sleeve by Rachel of Stitched Together.
customizing the layette: sleeveless bodysuit tutorial
Here’s a tutorial on how to change the Lullaby Layette bodysuit pattern (or any bodice pattern) into a sleeveless version with Cherie of the blog You & Mie.
narrow hem with ban-rol
Here’s an easy way to get a narrow hem on slippery or sheer fabrics using Ban-Rol.
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