Sewing a patch pocket is a great way to customize and add some functionality to your knit t-shirt collection. Whether you want to make your tees look more casual or use … Read More
How to Sew a Knit Neck Band
I love a simple knit sewing project. Easy to sew, easy to fit, and often the most-worn pieces in my wardrobe. I’ve made close to twenty tees now, and I just … Read More
How to Hem Knits with a Twin Needle
Interested in working with knits, but not sure how the heck to hem them? We get it. Zig zag stitches aren’t for everybody, and many (if not most!) of us don’t … Read More
Sewing a Tie-Dye Reynolds with Geri: Part 5
We are back with the 5th and final installment of Geri’s Tie-Dye Takeover, where she walks us through maybe the coolest tie-dye pattern yet! I have had SO much fun learning … Read More
Sewing a Tie-Dye Reynolds with Geri: Part 4
Welcome back to Part 4 of Geri’s Tie-Dye takeover on our blog! We have just one installment left before Geri reveals her incredible final Reynolds Dress. She’s already covered the crumple, … Read More
Sewing a Tie-Dye Reynolds with Geri: Part 3
Geri is back again with part three of her tie-dye series for Helen’s Closet! If you haven’t already seen them, make sure to check out Part 1 and Part 2 of … Read More
Sewing a Tie-Dye Reynolds with Geri: Part 2
We are back today with Part 2 of Geri’s Tie-Dye takeover! In case you missed yesterday’s post, Geri has already shown us how to prep the Reynolds Top and Dress for … Read More
Sewing a Tie-Dye Reynolds with Geri: Part 1
We are so excited to welcome back Geri of @geri_in_stitches to the blog today! Geri will joining us all week long for an extra special tie-dye takeover! In addition to her … Read More
Laurie’s Sandpiper Swimsuit
It is always a treat when we get to welcome Laurie back to the blog to share one of her makes! Laurie is my mother-in-law and she has taken up sewing … Read More
How to Add Foam Cups to the Sandpiper Swimsuit
Swimming is an inherently vulnerable activity. From wearing a swimsuit in public to dipping your toes in less-than-lukewarm water (not to mention the swimming itself!)—sometimes there can be a lot of … Read More
