Suz of sewpony hand painted the fabric on this amazing Oliver + S Fairy Tale Dress.

Kristi from SweetKM stops by with a tutorial to lengthen the free Sunny Day Shorts pattern.

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.

Ashley and Emily are here today to tell us about one of their favorite Oliver + S patterns, the Puppet Show Tunic, Dress, + Shorts.

The fall 2014 Named Patterns collection is now available. Entitled “Ritual” the collection of 10 items takes its inspiration from Native American people, culture, clothing, and myth.

Courtney created this bright and eye catching color blocked Oliver + S Hide-and-Seek Dress.

Kim from I Adore Pattern is visiting today to share how her new Tidal Lace fabric collection was used to make several Oliver + S clothing items.

The right bra can make such a difference in how your clothes fit. Are you wearing the correct size?

This is the first of a three part series which is meant to offer a bit of advice to someone who is starting out sewing as to what Oliver + S patterns would be a good place to begin.

Did you know that you can create your own border print fabric using an ink-jet printer? Ren from The Inspired Wren sewed an Oliver + S Lazy Days Skirt using ink-jet printed fabric.

The Oliver + S Little Things to Sew: Cover to Cover Challenge is going on until the end of August. Shelley checks in today with a status update on the challenge.

Here is a tutorial on how to completely line the Oliver + S Ice Cream Dress. Michelle shows how.