Are you looking for the perfect DIY Baby Mario costume? Look no further! This simple costume is a great way to complete a family costume theme, or to add an adorable trick-or-treater to the gang. If you have some sewing experience, this costume will likely only take an hour or
Hello friends! Tamar here from Tamar Hope Designs. I am thrilled to be able to share with you my very first embroidery pattern. A lot of love went into making this pattern, and I hope you like it as much as I do!!!!!! Embroidery creates a calm and slow space in
Hi sewing friends! It’s Tamar from Tamar Hope Designs! I’m excited to be on the blog today to give you a few tips for sewing with stretch lace! Using stretch lace is a simple way to elevate your sewing creations. It allows you to create a very sophisticated look using
An Overview Have you ever looked at a garment and immediately said "I NEED it"? That was Betty for me. Betty is a dream come true for any child who enjoys ruffles, flounces, bows, and twirls. This dress truly has it all. Let's start with the simplest form of Betty: a
Hi sewing friends! It’s Tamar from Tamar Hope Designs back on the blog to share some really cool projector tips! I think it’s pretty common knowledge that projectors are awesome tools for sewing. They make cutting out your project so quick and easy! But have you ever thought of using
Hello all my sewing friends! Tamar here from Sew_much_luv to talk about how to make a crop top using a dress bodice. I live in Minnesota and we are still in an ice box. Therefore, it’s time to start sewing cute summer outfits! I like to call it my coping mechanism.
Hello fellow sewists! Who else is excited about fall sewing?! I love sewing up all the cozy fall transition pieces! Sapphire is the perfect fall pattern, because it looks so good in lightweight jersey knits and sweater knits. I decided to give Sapphire a little twist (literally) this fall. I
Hello sewing friends! It’s Tamar back on the blog today to show you how to hack the Emma pattern to be a faux wrap dress. I love the look of wrap dresses, but I prefer a dress that’s not going to be blown open by a strong gust of wind.
Hey everyone! Thanks for joining me again. Today I’m going to show you how to create adorable and versatile 3D flowers using synthetic fabrics, a wood burner, and some machine embroidery! Let get started… Step 1: Gathering Supplies To make these 3D flowers, you will need: An embroidery machine, or serious applique skillswash-away
Hi sewing friends! It’s Tamar on the blog today with an Aria/Blaire Christmas dress! Christmas dresses are one of my favorite things to sew. The colors, the glitter, the ornate overlays, I just love all of it! This year I made the happy discovery that Blaire’s high low skirt is a