This week’s color palette is inspired by refreshing pink lemonade.

Some wonderful Oliver + S clothing was spotted in the Made for Kids Month Flickr group. Thank you for encouraging kids to wear handmade during the month of June!

July is here and it’s time to customize the Oliver + S Croquet Dress for the Flip This Pattern competition. Take the pattern and make it yours.

A tutorial with free patterns to add animal tails to the Oliver + S Sunny Day Shorts pattern. These animal tail shorts are perfect for imaginative play, pretend play, dress-up, a costume, and they are gender neutral!

Amanda created a wonderful reversible color blocked Nature Walk Pullover.

This weeks color palette is inspired by aqua, neon pink, and cream macarons.

There are two types of ease in apparel, wearing ease and design ease. Design ease is where the fun comes in! Don’t let it frighten you.

Rebecca Rinquist joins us on the Oliver + S blog with a guest post about adding embroidery to your fabric before sewing.

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.

See baby’s first Oliver + S. Nicole sewed up this darling four piece ensemble using the Oliver + S Lullaby Layette pattern.

This week’s color pallet is inspired by the freshness of summer. I hope you’re enjoying yours!

Lots of wonderful Oliver + S clothing has been spotted in the Made for Kids Month Flickr group at the halfway point.