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.

Kristin from skirt as top shares her summer wardrobe edit. And she has even gotten around to making a few of her picks!

It’s time for our big August sale. For a limited time, save 50% on all Oliver + S and Straight Stitch Society paper patterns.

Feature Friday is back this week with an amazing pug dog backpack (customized from the Penguin Backpack) by Jen of J Wo sews.

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.

This week’s color palette is all about gray. It comes in many variations from light dove to dark charcoal. It’s effortless to style with gray because all colors go with it.

We’ve put together a fun little interactive map that lets you follow Flat S’s journey around the globe.

We’re happy to introduce our newest Straight Stitch Society pattern, the In A Clutch Cosmetic Case.