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The Jersey Top screams comfort; I had to make one! I chose a fun flamingo print cotton jersey from Doughty’s It has the perfect amount of stretch, and a good weight for the job. I used an overlocker, but you can certainly make this on a standard sewing machine. Just use a stretch or zigzag stitch and ballpoint needle. There’s no …
I whipped up a summery Ruby Dress to wear to my sister’s wedding in April and I absolutely love how it turned out so here I am to share it with you! I wore it with the Grainline Morris Blazer – although it was a crazy hot day so it didn’t get worn much! – and also made a matching …
The Trudy dress can be made in several styles; I chose to make the cap sleeve version, along with the collar – but I adapted the collar slightly so it is more curvy and smaller. I will show you how to sew the whole dress! Begin by tracing your pattern pieces and cutting your fabric. I used this polyviscose jacquard …
This skirt is a relatively quick and simple sew for beginners/intermediates, with its pleating detail and concealed zip fastening. The cutting out stage is a breeze; you need to cut a front piece, back piece and waistband from your main fabric, and if you wish to line it (like I have) you’ll need a back and front piece from your …