I’m working on a series of posts about what fabrics I like and what my favorite fabrics are used for. I thought I’d start the series out with one of my super dupes favorites: rayon challis. What is Rayon Challis? Rayon Challis (pronounced sha-lee, not chal-iss as I pronounce it in my head as I […]
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Memorial Day means that school is nearing an end and summer is starting! And summer means flip flops, shorts, and T-SHIRTS! Everyone has to have a few great t-shirts for warmer weather. There are so many great tee sewing patterns out there, not just mine; find a pattern with a cut that you like. And […]
There’s been discussion floating around the internet about quality PDF sewing patterns and what makes or breaks a good PDF sewing pattern. I thought I’d let y’all take a peek at the inner workings of our patterns and see for yourselves what we put in to each of our designs. This idea has been rolling around […]
I admit that I can be a bit of a yarn snob and really only like to work with wools and other natural fibers. I just don’t like how acrylic feels under my fingers and I can usually knit a sweater with a basic wool like Knit Picks WOTA for less than the cost of […]
We’re going to wrap up our basic seams talk with Pressing and Understitching today, two often overlooked details that can make a world of difference. Grading: Grading your seam allowance is easy! When you are working with thick fabrics or have more than 2 layers going on, the seam allowance can get bulky. Let’s reduce […]
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