Tutorials

Pippa, one of our very first patterns and a true wardrobe staple, is getting a well-deserved update! We're very excited that you're starting on your new Pippa dress, you'll love her! Let's go! 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,...

As autumn sets in, a stylish blouse becomes a must-have in your wardrobe. We’re so excited that you’re going to make our new Alexa blouse!  Interface the button placket on the front: this is a strip of 5 cm wide, at 1 cm from the edge (so you don’t interface the seam allowance).  Press 1 cm of the center front of each front to the wrong side. Then press 2,5 cm to the wrong side, at the foldline, and stitch in place just next to the edge.  Gather the top of the front. Easestitch using the largest stitch on your sewing...

With the Jamie sewing pattern, you’ll create a dress that stands out thanks to its lovely details and flowy skirt! This tutorial with pictures will hopefully make the sewing a bit easier! Let's start sewing! Finish the sides seams, the shoulder seams as well as the center front and back seams of both the front and back with an overlock or by zigzagging. Pin and stitch the side seams. Press open.  Finish all sides of the casings with an overlock or by zigzagging. Press each side of the casing 1,5 cm to the wrong side.  Dress with elastic at the side: ...

Great that you’re getting started with our Trixie pattern!  Just as versatile as it is cheerful, Trixie is a true must-have for your wardrobe! The crossover design adds a lovely detail to this blouse while creating an elegant V-neckline. Trixie offers three different sleeve options: a long sleeve, a short cut-on sleeve, and a fashionable gathered sleeve. This way, you can perfectly adapt the blouse to the season and make it exactly to your style! The waistband included can be used as a facing or a visible waistband, or you can make Trixie into a true wrap blouse with the...

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...