Sewing Patterns for Fashionable Women on the Go
It’s zipper time! Back in 2016, I posted two video tutorials showing you how to install an invisible zipper in a lined and unlined garment. (If you’d like to see the video tutorials, scroll to the bottom of this post.) Over the years, I’ve been told that this video has helped many of you, so
In yesterday’s post, I showed you how to prepare your bias tape using a bias tape maker. Today, I’m showing you how to use bias tape on an armhole on the Lolo blouse. If you haven’t’ checked out the post from yesterday, I shared why preparing the bias tape properly is really key to having
When I first started sewing bias binding, I did not know how to use a bias tape maker, let alone what it was! I would love to say that it was sewing love at first sight, but it wasn’t. So I’m here today so show you how to use a bias tape maker to prepare
I’m so excited to show you how to sew a puffy sleeve with our Erica pattern hack tutorial! Even small tweaks can breathe new life into a pattern that you already have, giving you a new look! Today’s post is a diy puffy sleeve video tutorial where we walk you through how to alter the
Hi everyone, my name is Faith, and I am a Madison Cardigan addict! I have made this cardigan four times, and I do not plan on stopping. A few times that I have made this cardigan, I used bias tape to finish the edges of it, and today I am going to show you how
Hey there, Eryn here and I’m here to share with you an updated post on how to shorten a sewing pattern or lengthen! The most frequently asked question I’ve gotten is how to shorten the Madison cardigan sewing pattern. I admit, when I first launched this pattern a few years ago, I didn’t think that
Hey there! I whipped up a pair of the Lisa sweatpants yesterday (View B) and wanted to take a moment to share some info about these pants! I’ve gotten a couple of questions about the difference in side seam of the front and back pieces of view B. Rest assured the pattern is correct! What
The thought of learning how to alter pants can feel overwhelming and daunting. Pants can be the most involved piece of garment to alter just because our bodies vary so much and it can take multiple points to get the right fit. I can assure you, with a little practice, you can even find yourself
Ya’ll it’s a pattern hack! I’ve been sitting on this pattern hack for a few weeks just because it’s so much footage to film and edit, but it’s here! It’s essentially a FULL workshop where I show you how to hack my Naomi View A dress and make it into this cutie patootie here! Click