Hey! Thanks for joining us again for our 13 Days of Halloween! Today I’m going to walk you through how to create Doc McStuffins and Lambie costumes entirely from Simple Life Patterns. If you have never heard of the show “Doc McStuffins”, it is a great childrens’ TV show that
Halloween is just around the corner and now that I don't have littles to make costumes for, I have time to sew for myself. When I was little, one of my favorite movies was The Wizard of Oz. Dorothy was just so simple yet beautiful. I was easily able to recreate
Hi! My name is Tamar and I'm so excited to be a part of the 13 days of Halloween! I love making Halloween costumes for my kiddos. They get so excited about dressing up like their favorite characters! And let's face it, the favorite costumes end up being super multipurpose.
Day 2 of the 13 Days of Halloween segment is a “Yabba Dabba Doozie!” This quick and easy Pebbles inspired sew comes together faster than you can say “Wilma!” Ever since I had my oldest daughter we've always had a theme for our Halloween costumes. What could be easier than the
“Take chances, make mistakes, GET MESSY!” Welcome to day 1 of our 13 days of Halloween segment! I am so excited to share with you some amazing things we have been working on behind the scenes here at SLPco. Today, I get to introduce you to our autumn blog segment we
Hi, it’s Amanda on the blog again today to bring you a super simple pattern mash for Fall! I love the look of a wide suspender waistband and wanted to create this look for a transition to Fall staple wardrobe piece for my daughter. Simple Life has an adorable suspender shorts pattern (the Maggie
As the summer starts to wind down, I, as I’m sure many do, start to dread the conversation with my daughter about how it’s time to put away her summer dresses… But what if we don’t have to? My name is Victoria, and I am on the blog today to show
Hi! My name is Tamar and I’m back on the blog to show you a simple hack for making a cute crop top with Sapphire. I love finding ways to transition all of my kid’s summer tops to fall. This crop top looks cute over any dress or top. I
I keep seeing Ruched Leggings out in the wild as well plastered all over Pinterest. The Energize Leggings are my all time favorite, so I decided to use them as a base to make my own. It was pretty easy to do as there is already an option to include a
Hello sewists, and welcome back! My name is Victoria Strong, and today I have written a blog post to teach you my favourite way to add a tulle skirt to a dress bodice! Determining how much tulle you need is easy if you’re good at math. For this tutorial, I