Happy March! Spring is just around the corner and so are all of the adorable outfits that come with. This month we are focusing on some transitional pieces to help get you started on Spring and Summer sewing. I can't wait to see what you create and I hope
Happy September! This month we are continuing to feature patterns that are perfect for adding to your child’s school wardrobe. I hope you join our #SLPcoChallenge. For the month of September, our challenge theme is “Too Cool for School”. The Monthly Challenge All month long we are featuring a select few patterns from
It's August!! This year has gone at lightning speed and it's hard to believe the kids are going back to school soon, if they haven't already! This month we are featuring patterns that are perfect for adding to your child's school wardrobe. I hope you join our #SLPcoChallenge. For the
Hi, it’s Amanda on the blog today to bring you some Cinco De Mayo inspiration! I used Blaire’s High Low Skirt and Sandy’s Ruffle Neck Dress as my patterns for this look. I made no modifications to the pattern for Blaire’s High Low Skirt and sewed it in a bullet
Hello! My name is Madi and I am here to share an idea for a last minute Valentine’s day dress along with a fun Valentines theme drink that we made! I should start off with. I recently started sewing in 2019 with some projects and fully started sewing more towards the
Hi everyone, it’s Courtenay again with a simple little tutorial to help you add that extra personal touch to your Simple Life Pattern Company dresses with personalized simple embroidery. Miss Daisy requested a dress for Valentine’s day - it needed to be pink and twirly. I went with the beautiful Camilla
When I first started making dresses for my daughter, I fell in love with all of the big, poofy, vintage style dresses. When I would look at the comments on the group pages, all the creators would say is that it was a sewn-in pettiskirt. The great thing about a
I'm going to let you in on a little secret about me. I love vintage-looking children's clothing. There is just something so sweet and charming to me about the all the details they typically include. Last week, when Maisie released, I knew I wanted to mash it with another one
I am so excited to show you all how to add a ruffled bib to the Cora bodice. I think it adds sweet vintage charm. Plus, you can never have too many ruffles! Get creative with your bib panel by fussy cutting your fabric, adding hand embroidery, an applique, or
Hi SLPco Family! My favorite part of any pattern test is watching our incredibly talented group of testers bring a design to life and this group of testers is no exception. They took the Opal pattern and created something so beautiful. Please help me thank our testers for all of