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Phoebe has a striking V-shaped yoke at the front, that flows over into a back yoke, and can be easily elevated with some contrasting piping. Phoebe features a wide placket, with the pattern including options for either a single or hidden placket, giving you the possibility to work with snap or regular buttons. The true standout details are the sleeves, with two pleats, a large cuff and gathering at the delicate trim.  A fun sewing project and striking result is just what Phoebe has in store this winter!  Make the pleats in the sleeves. Mark the pleat lines with a...

It’s been a few seasons, so we thought you’d be ready for a new winter jacket! Short jackets are all the rage right now and we have the perfect fabric to go with it! Introducing Louise, a stylish winter jacket featuring a one-piece collar (easier to sew with heavy fabrics), a zipper and a placket. The back of Louise is designed with a unique and elegant yoke that goes over into the back sleeve, giving the jacket a distinctive, eye-catching look. It also includes two side panels for added structure. The front mirrors this design with its own yoke and side panels, complete with integrated pockets. The...

Glad to see you're starting on your own, fabulous Martha dress!  The instructions below show pictures in stead of drawings to facilitate the sewing process!  Finish the center front seams of both fronts with an overlock or by zigzagging. Pin the two front pieces right sides together and stitch from the neckline to the marking. Don’t forget to backstitch. Then sew the remaining part of the center front using the longest stitch on your sewing machine, without backstitching. If you are not making a slit, stitch the entire length using a regular stitch. Press the seam open.  Dress with patch...

Double the fun with Sophie & Ellis, two ultimate summer patterns! The instructions below show pictures in stead of drawings to facilitate the sewing process!  Sophie top  Stitch the bust darts in the front. Fold the dart in half along the central line - right sides of the fabric together - matching up the markings at the side seam. Pin in place. Stitch the dart, starting from the edge of the fabric towards the point of the dart. Stitch off the edge of the fabric, don’t back tack the stitching at the point. Instead, tie the threads together with a...

Our new Rosie blouse is sure to steal your heart with its delicate rounded neckline and charming puffed sleeves. The front is constructed from multiple panels, giving you endless opportunities to customize the design—add contrasting bias bindings or ribbons, or mix and match different fabric colours for a unique look. The Rosie blouse fastens at the back with a button and loop. Prefer a simpler silhouette? Rosie can also be made with a short, straight sleeve instead of the puffed version. Experiment with prints, textures and details to create a Rosie blouse that perfectly reflects your personal style. We wish you...