Tour de Fleece is going on at the moment. In case you're not familiar with this fun event, it occurs during the Tour de France. It is a spinning related fiber event where makers enjoy spinning along with the cyclists during July. I recently saw this post from the amazing Jillian Moreno about storage bobbins… Continue reading Tutorial: DIY Storage Bobbin Winder with a Drill
Hello! I am excited to share today about the summer jumpsuit Tofo pattern released by Halfmoon Atelier. Line drawing: The recommended fabrics are mid to lightweight wovens such as Tencel twill, broadcloth, chambray, linen, seersucker, shirting, etc. My version: Belted, Including the optional straps (worn crisscrossed), Belt loops included Notions: Pattern Review Pattern Description: Jumpsuit TOFO… Continue reading Pattern Review: Summer Jumpsuit Tofo by Halfmoon Atelier
Hello again! I'm excited to share a pattern review with you from Ellie and Mac called the Women's Women's Good Sport Tank (aff links). This is my first handmade top that is considered an athletic tank and I'm excited about it! I will share a few details in the beginning of this post and the pattern… Continue reading Pattern Review: Women’s Good Sport Tank by Ellie and Mac
I am very excited to share a very lovely pattern by the amazing Sew House 7, the Tabor V-neck. The pattern is a fun v-neck style top that offers multi-seasonal options (depending on the fabric choices that you make). I made four versions of this pattern as I enjoyed it so much. I used various… Continue reading Pattern Review Tabor V-Neck by Sew House 7
I am excited to participate in Me Made May this month! If you're not familiar with Me Made May go and check out So Zo's blog post for more information. Each person that decides to join in for Me Made May can write their pledge in the comments section of the blog post (mentioned above). I… Continue reading Me Made May 2018
I'm excited to join the Spring into Color Blog Tour, hosted by Simply by Ti. Spring in our household means birthdays to celebrate! I'm going to share today about a birthday gift that I am sewing. The pattern that I'm sewing from is the Stuffy Ball pattern from Ellie and Mac (aff links). This is quite… Continue reading Spring into Color Blog Tour, hosted by Simply by Ti
I'm excited to share today about a lovely pattern company called PM Patterns. This is a French brand of patterns established in 2012. I was excited to join in on this blog tour when I looked at the beautiful patterns on the website. I was quite drawn in to Karine's elegant design aesthetic. For this… Continue reading PM Patterns Blog Tour: Mademoiselle Gus top
