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The Geometry Top Pattern
Fresh off the PDF printer we’d like to introduce you to our newest pattern: The Geometry Top! This little labor of love is loose, easy, and most importantly pairs perfectly with jeans so it’s great for...
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Wool Kielo Dress
Oh boy do I have a fun project to share today. Just look at this dress!! It’s certainly not your run of the mill garment, but I’m having so much fun wearing it around Boston. For some reason I’ve...
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Hack Attack
Well hello there. I’ve got a casual little hack to share today. My new top, or I should say topS, are made from the most hackable of patterns the Renfrew Top by Sewaholic. I’ve attacked this pattern a...
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Phoenix
This project took so many twists and turns it’s a minor miracle I have anything wearable to show for it. Would you believe my original intension was to sew a black knit top? No, it doesn’t make any...
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Alder Tunic and Faux-Leather Leggings
I have two new garments to share with you today: an Alder dress-turned-tunic and faux-leather Ooh La Leggings! Let’s start with the leggings. I made these using Papercut Pattern’s Ooh La Leggings and...
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An Enormous Wool Top
So this week I made a positively ENORMOUS wool top! I knew I wanted something oversized, but I really outdid myself this time. Oh and guess what? I love it. Ha! If it’s oversized and vaguely mens wear...
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Knit Kielo
I’ve swaddled myself in knit and how comfy it is, well unless you are trying to take photos in the middle of winter. Egads it’s cold! Ready for the sleeveless photos in 30 degrees? I bet if you’ll find...
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Ballerina Roxanne Blouse
Today I present to you my ballerina print Roxanne Blouse from Victory Patterns! I made this as a wearable muslin to test out the pattern, but I am very pleased with the result and have been wearing it...
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Rigel Bomber January
Well happy Rigel January everyone! I had an already cut bomber languishing in my UFO pile so Rigel January was just the motivation I needed to finish this project off (thanks Ginger!). I’m not even...
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Lacey Linden
Hello! Today I’m sharing with you my first linden – I say first because I plan to make a whole bunch of these very soon – it is the perfect base pattern for endless color-blocking and embellishment...
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Neoprene Faux Wrap Skirt
There are just so many fabrics out there! Fifteen years plus since I first taught myself to sew and I’m still encountering new textiles, frequently I might add. This was my first dabble in neoprene...
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Adventure Plaid Belcarra
Hello! Today I am sharing with you a shirt I actually made and photographed in the fall, before Boston was covered in over 3 feet of snow and it was possible to take photos outside without getting...
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Color Blocked Hemlock
Today you’ll be surprised to learn (not really) that I have hacked the Hemlock Tee to create a color blocked variation. My love of color blocking may only be rivaled by my love of ruffles (ruffle 1,...
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Zip-Back Linden & Aubergine Mini
Hello, Hello! Today I am sharing with you a color-blocked, slightly sparkly, zip-backed sweatshirt and an aubergine wool mini skirt. The sweatshirt is, you guessed it, a Grainline Linden and the mini...
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A Tiger Can’t Change Its Stripes
How does one improve on a boldly striped mini skirt? With a matching crop top of course! I saw this woven stripe on the Mood website and snatched up two yards of it as fast as my swiftly typing...
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McCall’s M6886 Muslin
I’ve been trying to step up my muslin game lately, which is my convoluted way of saying I start every project with fabric and a plan to muslin, but I’m simply rubbish at following through. I fell right...
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