Dyann’s new Enmore Dress looks perfect for going from the farmer’s market to dinner al fresco all summer long.

Neha from the Advisors Circle wrote up a simple, clear tutorial for a small bust adjustment. If you typically find that sewing patterns are too large in the bust, this easy but effective technique will help you attain your best fit.

Kathy used the Montauk Trousers pattern to make pants that are as comfy as sweatpants but look more put-together.

Save 20% on all Liesl + Co. patterns this week with our Me Made May sale.

Erica was so clever to think to use some of the features of our Oliver + S Art Gallery pattern to customize the new Lisboa Walking Shorts. Take a look!

A double-welt pocket is an eye-catching detail to add to your handmade garments. A button-loop adds even more flair. Shelley’s showing you how to do it in this post.

It’s time to see what you have been up to this spring, in the latest installment of “Your projects, our patterns.”

Liesl is here with her links to keep you inspired and amused this weekend. And don’t forget that #MeMadeMay is coming!

Shelley’s back on the blog with musings on inspiration, imitation and flattery, as well as a few looks inspired by our own Liesl.

Asmita sewed a gorgeous set of pajamas using the Camp Shirt and Montauk Trousers. She’s got fitting and alteration details in this post.

If you’ve ever wondered how to sew with sheer fabrics, you won’t want to miss this post. Lyndsey shows off the Camp Shirt she made using a sheer batiste and shares her tips for sewing with sheers.

Erica combined two of our patterns to create this summer staple in breezy white linen.