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Sew a lightweight, comfy nightie for your little one with the Summer Nightie FREE Pattern published in the Sew Much ADO blog. This pattern is available in size 2-3T. What I love the most about sewing PJs for the kids is … Read More
If you kid is addicted to the famous Pokemon Go game, I’m sure he or she would love this Pockeball backpack. The Pockeball Backpack FREE Pattern was published in the website Fleece Fun. You’ll Need: Outer Fabric: Medium to … Read More
Sew a fun DIY Tablet Case for your little one with this tutorial from Joann Fabrics. It is an easy project that I’m sure your kids will love. It is also a great gift. You’ll Need: 1/2″ yd. personalized canvas … Read More
How to Match Fabric Prints can be tricky; the cutting will take more time and you’ll need more fabric, but the result worth the effort. In ready to wear the manufactures don’t match prints because it represent a significant increase … Read More
Attaching the Pencil Skirt Lining includes: Constructing the Lining Sewing the Lining to the Facing Sewing the Lining to the Back Vent Finishing Step 5: Constructing the Lining Stitch front to back together at the sides Stitch the back … Read More
The Drapey Knit Dress is a Free sewing pattern from the Great British Sewing Bee. It’s a really interesting looking pattern; a dress with a slight tulip shape that comes in towards the knees. It is inspired by contemporary Japanese cutting styles … Read More
The Jimmy Shorts Pattern are lined and pleated with a loose fit. There are handy side pockets for introvert comfort, a fly zipper and a pant hook waist closure. The FREE pattern was published in the Fine Motor Skills blog and … Read More
DIY Underwear is a really fun and easy way to gain a bit of experience sewing lingerie and its sometimes delicate fabrics. This pattern is for the Rosy Ladyshorts published in the Cloth Habit blog. It is a beginner-friendly type of … Read More
Pencil Skirt Construction Part 2 includes: Constructing the Facing Back Vent with Mitered Hem Step 4: Constructing the Facing Stitch the Front Facing to the Back Facings side seams. You’ll have a one rounded Facing Piece. If you want to add a label … Read More
The Cropped Jacket FREE Pattern is an easy project that you can wear over any other garment. You can use it over a shirt or dress to work or you can also wear it to go out. This versatile piece … Read More
Pencil Skirt Construction Part 1 includes: Sewing the darts Installation of the Invisible Zipper Sewing the side seams Step 1: Sewing the Darts Make a small cut on your fabric to mark the dart notches. Awl punch your fabric on the dart mark … Read More
The Kids Jacket FREE Pattern is perfect for boys or girls. This jacket is intended for sturdy knits such as French terry, Liverpool, and sweatshirt fleece. You have the option of making it fully lined and reversible with welt pockets. The … Read More
The Hooded Coat Pattern FREE is a great addition to your Fall/Winter wardrobe. It is a double breasted coat with simple lines and you can close it with buttons. The hoodie is very convenient under the rain or snow. I … Read More
This Children’s Party Dress Pattern FREE is for the Twas the Night Dress Pattern. This dress has a ballet neckline and shoulder sleeves. Deep back and fitted bodice. The skirt is knee length, fully lined and flared with an optional tulle … Read More
In this post you’ll find instructions to cut and prepare your fabric to sew the Pencil Skirt. The MHS pencil skirt pattern has only 4 pattern pieces: Skirt Front, Skirt Back, Front Facing, and Back Facing. Fitting Before cutting … Read More
This FREE Coat pattern was inspired by Chado Ralph Rucci coats and it can be made reversible. The pattern was published in the Russian website season.ru and is available in European size 48 (US size 20). It is a standout piece that … Read More