Since many of you have asked about sizing information on our new Liesl + Co. patterns, I’ve written a post specifically about that for you.

We’re excited to release our newest collection of three Liesl + Co. sewing patterns for women’s apparel.

We’ve added a tutorial page to the website, so now you can find tips and techniques more easily. And we’ve included a list of skills used on all our patterns.

The Penguin Backpack pattern from Little Things to Sew can be used to make other fun critters. Allison even shown you how to convert it into a darling giraffe!

The story of a much loved dress, made by Natalie Chanin and worn by her daughter for over five years.

Since so many of you have asked, here’s a simple tutorial for using a zipper fly in place of the faux fly in all our pants patterns.

Rachel from Nest Full of Eggs joins us with a guest tutorial detailing how she made her 10 Stripes Fairy Tale Dress.

Here’s a quick and easy pattern change that will let you use our Playtime Leggings sewing pattern and turn it into cute little playground shorts that can be worn under skirts and dresses.

We’re happy to announce our participation in Creativebug’s new Building a Creative Brand workshop.

What are you sewing for Halloween this year? Here are some creative ideas that use Oliver + S patterns.

Flat S has finally landed in Australia. And it looks like she’s been enjoying herself Down Under.

I’m happy to announce the release of my two newest Creativebug workshops–my smocked necklace project and my DIY shoelace tutorial.