Tutorials

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!

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

This is how you make our Julia sweater without sleeves, so you can wear it over a blouse or jumper. In this video we show you how to make the armhole facings and the sewing process. Happy sewing!

You can never have enough blouses, so here’s Gabrielle!  Gabrielle is a pattern for a lovely blouse with a gathered neckline, stand-up collar and small slit with buttons at the top of the back. But the real eye-catcher of this pattern are its flounces, that cut through the front and back and just add that little something extra to Gabrielle! Furthermore this model has mid-length sleeves that are gathered at the hem and finished with a fine trim. Gabrielle is gorgeous in a beautiful print, but equally as pretty in a plain fabric to highlight the flounces!  Do you want...

Glad to see you’re starting with our skirt pattern Coco!  Coco is a winter skirt that stands out with her playful drape on the front. This interesting detail makes her just that little more special than a regular skirt and adds a fun variation to your wardrobe! Do you prefer to go more basic? Then you can just as easily make Coco as a simple, straight skirt. Both versions have mid-length and short variations. For the fabric, you have so many choices with Coco: stylish in a plain or striped fabric, and elegant in a checked fabric or print. Coco is...