We are thrilled to announce a new addition to our pattern collection, the Arden Pants! The Arden Pants are laid back & comfortable woven joggers. The perfect addition to any wardrobe! … Read More
Changes to Pattern Testing
Earlier this year on the Love to Sew Podcast (co-hosted by Caroline and myself from Blackbird Fabrics), we had the lovely Meg from Cookin’ and Craftin’ on the show to talk … Read More
A Suki for Sam
The Suki Robe is one of those patterns that just keeps giving. Not only is it a beautiful project for yourself, but it makes an excellent gift! I have made several … Read More
New Suki Robe Sizes (and a storewide SALE)
Today marks an important milestone for Helen’s Closet Patterns. It’s an odd time to be celebrating, but I feel it is important to continue pressing forward and encouraging positive change in … Read More
Models Wanted
Since our move to Vancouver Island, I am in need of more models for our photoshoots! If you are interested or know somebody who would be, please reach out and/or share … Read More
New Size Range for the Avery Leggings and Elliot Sweater!
We are celebrating the size range upgrade of two of our workhorse knit patterns, the Avery Leggings and the Elliot Sweater & Tee! The Avery leggings are now available in sizes … Read More
Our Best Curvy Patterns
This week on the Love to Sew Podcast we are chatting about curvy sewing! Otherwise known as ‘plus-size sewing’, or my preference, just plain ‘sewing’! We talked about the size changes … Read More
Meet Alina, the maker behind the Dogwood Apron
Thank you so much for all the love for the Dogwood Apron yesterday! We are so glad you love aprons as much as we do. Several of you are already sewing … Read More
Introducing the Dogwood Apron
This is a very special collaboration between Helen’s Closet Patterns and Dogwood Denim! Alina Kroeker, the founder of Dogwood Denim, designed this fabulous maker apron. She wanted to bring it to life … Read More
All Patterns On Sale!
Join us in celebrating our three year anniversary! We are so grateful that we can make patterns and spread the joy of sewing for a living, and we couldn’t do it … Read More
