Today we have Elizabeth from Don’t Call Me Betsy joining the Oliver + S Building Block Dress book tour.

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Kristin from Skirt as Top is sharing the dress she made for the Oliver + S Building Block Dress book tour.

We are delighted to welcome Anna Graham from Noodlehead to the blog. She’s sharing the lovely tunic she designed along with her daughter using the Oliver + S Building Block Dress book.

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We are happy to welcome Mònica from Ma, Me, Mi, Mo to the blog today. She’s joining in on the fun with the Building Block Dress book tour.

Liesl is here with two more free, downloadable tools you can use with her book, Oliver + S Building Block Dress. One is a measurement chart. The other is a miniature version of the dress pattern.

Rachel from House of Pinheiro joins us today for the Oliver + S Building Block Dress book tour. See the toile she designed and sewed in size 2.

We are happy to welcome Sandi from Crafty Planner to the blog today. She’s joining in on the fun with the Building Block Dress book tour.

Liesl introduces you to a few free tools you can use to help you plan your Building Block Dress ideas: a set of free downloadable swatch cards and an inspiring Pinterest board.

We are delighted to welcome Lauren Guthrie back to the blog. She’s sharing the darling baby dress that she designed and sewed using the Oliver + S Building Block Dress book.

Ready to get to work designing your own dress to sew from Liesl’s Oliver + S Building Block Dress? We’ve got a fun little design sheet giveaway for you today that will help you do that.