Tutorials
Tutorial Lori blouse & dress
We’re so glad you’re getting started with our pattern, Lori! Everybody loves a good blouse, and we’re happy to create just that for you! Finish the side seams of the fronts with an overlock or by zigzagging. Place the fronts right sides together and stitch the center front at 4 cm from the edge, from the hem to the marking. Press open. Press at each side 1 cm of the 4 cm seam allowance of the center front to the wrong side. Pin in place. Use a chalk or erasable pen to draw the stitching line just next to the...
Tutorial Robyn wrap dress
The Robyn wrap dress is the perfect piece for a lovely spring or summer day! Robyn is the perfect blend of a beautiful and elegant garment with plenty of comfort. The belt and delicate pleats, along with the back dart, create a flattering silhouette while still allowing for plenty of movement. The cap sleeves with trims give it a more casual look, making Robyn suitable for almost any occasion. The wrap of the skirt has a large overlap, which we can all appreciate in a wrap dress! The Robyn pattern also pairs easily with a variety of prints and plain...
Tutorial Blake trousers
The Blake trousers are the perfect combination of classic elegance and modern comfort! With wide legs, a flattering mid-rise waist, and a double pleat at the front, Blake offers you the ideal pattern for both chic occasions and everyday outfits! Cut a strip of 2,5 cm off the shaped facing of the left front, parallel to the side, left as you would be wearing the trousers. Make the pleats in the front. Align the two notches and markings with the right sides of the fabric together. Sew the pleat in place from the waist to the marking point, which is...
Video tutorial: how to make the draped front
In this video we explain how to make the draped front of our Coco skirt. While it might seem a bit intimidating at first, rest assured - it's easier than it looks! We hope this video will be helpful when making your Coco skirt. Happy sewing!
Video tutorial Dani jacket: how to finish the inside of the hood with bias tape
Sometimes the inside of your fabric looks too good to be hidden by a lining. We personally like to finish the inside of the hood of our Dani jacket with bias tape in stead of a lining. In this video we'll show you how to finish the seams of the hood and hood facing with bias tape & how to add the lining to the jacket (including the sleeves). Happy sewing! x