Do you want to stretch your beautiful fabric as far as it will go? Or do you have a little one that is sensitive to seams? If so, a reversible dress may just be for you! ☺ This is a quick and easy way to make Skylar reversible. Here are
Welcome back friends! For day two of the Norah and Shelby sew-along we are working on the bodice. Our task today is to complete steps 1 through 12. This includes adding the straps to the back of the bodice. It looks tricky but I promise once you do it a
Hello friends, and welcome to the new age of paperless sewing! Long gone are the days of printing, taping, cutting, and storing our PDF patterns. Would you believe me if I told you that you could skip it all together, and get right to cutting your fabric and sewing? Well, my friend,
Panels! Have you ever found an adorable panel, but thought "I don't know what I would make with it, I want more than a basic T", or maybe you find a sale on panels, but the one you love is only available in a size too small? Today I'll show
Hey y'all! If you ask any of my girls what feature they love most on a dress, the answer will be "it has pockets! Look!". Trixie has seam pockets included in the pattern, but Becca made us a Kangaroo pocket add-on too!! I'll walk you through adding this quick, but
Today I have not one, but TWO, Grow With Me Romper mash-ups to show you. I'll show you how to hack the GWM romper to use other bodices, like Aria and Bella. Let's get started with Aria. Aria First, print out the Aria bodice piece and GWM romper pieces. You will lay
Sloane is a beginner friendly knit sewing pattern. This adorable sock pattern makes not only a great scrap buster but also quick, fantastic handmade gift. In this blog post I’ll be sharing with you a few ways to personalize your Sloane socks. This classic pattern is super easy to embellish
Hi everyone! Tara here, back with a super simple, but super cute hack! While looking for back to school inspiration the other day, I saw a pair of shorts with ruffle suspenders, and fell head over heels! I loved the idea of making them in a fun woven for everyday,
It's August which means fall is just around the corner. I've started to sew transition pieces for my daughter's closet that will allow us to ease into those cooler temps. Two of my favorite patterns right now are Patricia and Tammy. They pair perfectly for those warm days and cool
Hey all, Tara here! It's already time to start thinking back-to-school and I have a SLPco. hack that will come in handy! Being in a warm weather climate my girlie has tons of tank-style and sleeveless dresses in her wardrobe. These dresses are fantastic for keeping her cool, but once