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Tutorial Este shirt

Tutorial Este shirt

Let’s get started with our pattern Este! With Este you’ve just added a go-to wardrobe staple to your pattern collection! It’s a very versatile pattern, thanks to all the options included. You can choose between a classic shirt collar with collar stand or a fun lapel collar! The pattern also includes a long sleeve with a cuff, or a short, wide sleeve. Este has a loose fit, dropped shoulders and a pleat in the back. You can make different versions of this shirt: with a classic shirt collar or a lapel collar; with a long or short sleeve. The different...

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Tutorial Dani jacket

Tutorial Dani jacket

We’re delighted to see you’re starting on your Dani jacket! Dani will keep you cosy & warm this autumn and winter! This jacket is perfect for a nice teddy or quilted fabric! You can make Dani just the way you like it: with a zipper or button placket in contrasting fabric, and with a hood or collar. Or why not make more than just the one? Dani has a slightly oversized cut, dropped shoulders and handy pockets! This pattern is fully lined, which makes for a neat finish on the inside. For this jacket, you have several options: with a...

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Tutorial Alana dress

Tutorial Alana dress

Lovely to see you’re starting with our pattern Alana! Alana is a pattern for a beautiful, feminine dress that will seduce you with all her flair! Her V-neckline, swirling skirt and wide sleeves with trim, make her the perfect dress for a night out or a fun party! You can make the Alana dress with 3 different waistbands: Version A is a waistband with 3 small, encased elastics that go all around the waist. This gives the waistband a smock effect. You can also use these pattern pieces if you want to use smock elastic (so without making the encasings). ...

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Tutorial Lea dress

Tutorial Lea dress

Time to get that instant summer feeling with our new sundress Lea! Sundress Lea has a V-shaped neckline finished with a trim, gently gathered shoulders and three gathered skirt ruffles that give her a swirly, bohemian look. The elastic in the back makes sure the dress fits well. Lea is a sleeveless pattern, but you can add a little sleeve ruffle if you like. Let's do this! Doublefold the neckline trim lengthwise, wrong sides of the fabric together and press.  Pin the long, unfinished side of the neckline trim to the front, right sides together, and stitch all layers together....

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Tutorial Frankie trousers

Tutorial Frankie trousers

We’re really happy you’re starting with our pattern Frankie! Frankie is a trendy pair of trousers that sits a little below the waist and has wide legs. The back yoke and rounded pockets at the front, together with the topstitching, give this pattern a timeless jeans look. Frankie is at its best in medium weight fabrics, to make the most out of the relaxed cut of the pattern. If you roll up the trouser legs, you’ll get a fun, casual look! In short, Frankie is just a perfect day-to-day pair of trousers! Let's get started on them! Cut a piece...

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