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.

We’re happy to introduce some of the new and improved features of the Oliver + S discussion forums.

A tiny Lullaby Layette shirt and herringbone Art Museum Trousers are this week’s Friday feature.

Courtney from Sweeter Than Cupcakes is stopping by to tell us about her favorite Oliver + S pattern, the Class Picnic Blouse.

Are you thinking about shoes for this season? Here’s some inspiration for you.

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.

Here are tutorials on how to make an Oliver + S Firefly Jacket using napped faux fur and how to add cuffs and pleats to the Sketchbook Shorts.

Oliver + S patterns as featured in the third issue of STYLO magazine.

This year I did something I’ve vowed I would never do–sew a complete Halloween costume. But we’ve all been happy with the results.

We have reached our last day of the School Days Jacket Sew-Along. Today we are finishing the jacket and making the optional insulated vest.

This is day three of the Oliver + S School Days Jacket Sew-Along where we will be preparing and attaching the sleeves, preparing the lining and facing, and assembling the jacket, hood, and lining.