We have lots of fabric and styling ideas for the new Brunswick Jacket sewing pattern today, to help you get started thinking about how you want to sew it.

Let’s talk about Tomigaya fabric and styling ideas! Here are some photos and fabrics to inspire you can get you started with this sewing pattern.

Introducing the Isola Blouse + Dress sewing pattern, with a gathered neck, raglan sleeves, balloon sleeves, and lots of other details and versatile options! The blouse and the dress look quite different from each other because of the details we’ve included, so we hope you’ll enjoy how versatile this pattern is.

The Brunswick Jacket is a cross between a blazer and a cardigan. It’s unlined, comes in two lengths, and has a raglan sleeve and built-in front pockets for easy sewing and versatile wearing. Wear the collar up or folded down, as you like.

Introducing the Tomigaya Shirt Dress, based on our immensely popular Classic Shirt pattern, with the same great details but with a smocked elastic waistband and gently flared skirt!

I’m planning my fall and winter sewing, and I thought it would be useful to show you the fabrics I’ve chosen and how I’m going to use the. Maybe it will help you with your fabric choices and planning, too?

Liesl sewed a Classic Shirt in linen with handmade lace and, through a series of mishaps, the project took longer than the handmade lace took to make. Eek!

Here’s a tutorial to help you add a faux zipper fly to your next trousers or shorts project. It’s perfect for our Montauk Trousers or Lisboa Shorts!

What’s an easy way to transition your wardrobe into fall and keep wearing your favorite handmade clothing as the weather changes? Look to your footwear to help!

Shelley, aka Lightning McStitch, is back with a stunning linen Prado Trench Coat she sewed. It’s a perfect touch to her outfits, we think!

Liesl sewed camo trousers using our easy Montauk Trousers sewing pattern, with a few added details to make them special.

Do you sew alone, or do you prefer to sew with friends?