Well, it didn’t take long for me to get into my second quilt project (see my first one here)! I decided to continue with my Christmas theme and make some stockings … Read More
How to Sew and Topstitch an Elastic Waistband
Since the release of our latest pattern, the Arden Pants, I have been wanting to do a blog post about sewing and topstitching elastic waistbands. There are so many great patterns … Read More
Sustainable Scrap Busting: Fabric Plant Bucket
Hello friends! We have another great scrap buster for you today! Saki is joining us again to share this awesome tutorial for a fabric bucket that you can use to dress … Read More
Installing Overalls Hardware
Ever since we first started designing the Yanta Overalls, we knew we had to make a pair of traditional overalls out of denim, with classic overall hardware. We love a button … Read More
Sustainable Scrap-Busters: Reusable Makeup Pads
Hi friends! It’s Chloe again with another sustainable scrap-busting project! If you’re just tuning in, I’ve started a blog series all about how to use your fabric scraps to make new … Read More
York Pinafore Hack: Snap Front
I can’t get enough of hacking the York Pinafore! This pattern is just so much fun to play around with and I still have loads of ideas for hacks. Today I … Read More
Sustainable Scrap-Busters: Soup Bowl Cozy
Hello friends! Chloe here. I am very excited to debut my new blog post series, all about ways to practice sustainability in sewing. Sustainability is always at the front of my … Read More
Hack Your York Pinafore
Now that the new York Pinafore is out in the more inclusive size range (0-30), we wanted to round up some of our favourite ways to hack it! In addition to … Read More
Finishing Edges with Bias Facing
Welcome back! Today we will be continuing our homemade bias tape adventure with a tutorial on how to finish edges with a bias facing. If you want to learn how to … Read More
Making Bias Tape
It’s time for a confession- I used to find making bias tape terrifying. I thought it intimidating and difficult to master. Once you break it down into steps, though, it’s actually … Read More
