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Step by step photo tutorial to make your own circular ruffle picture frame.
Everything you need to know to get started with ruffles.
Add some whimsy to your room with a ruffle mirror frame! Step by step tutorial.
How to make a nice looking and functional backpack strap - with free printable PDF.
Sewing a new cover for my antique ironing board.
A reflection on the memory of fabric and how to honor the past.
Step by step photo tutorial to fill your living room with ruffle pillows.
Step by step tutorial and discussion on how to sew bias tape.
Photos documenting the texture of quilting cotton before and after washing.
Step by step video tutorial.
Thoughts on returning from blog sabbatical and new website colors.
Step by step photo tutorial.
Quickly determine what dimensions to cut your fabric and follow step by step instructions to sew a beautiful tote bag.
Photos of different pocket placements and sizes.
Step by step photo tutorial of each method.
Step by step photo tutorial to get a great looking fly.
Living room sewing adventures.
Illustrated step by step guide and tips for getting started with quilting fabric.
Step by step photo tutorial for all your vest adventures.
Step by step illustrated tutorial.
How to play with free quilting and make a cute little mini scrap quilt.
Photos of sewing felt baby booties for my littlest niece.
Little linen projects.
Inspiration photos to fill your closet with ruffle tote bags.
Step by step photo tutorial.
This tote turned out so fine.
Playing with the twin needle.
Step by step guest post tutorial on adding a full lining to a jacket.
Making a mini quilt for my niece’s dollhouse.
Step by step illustrated tutorial to make a sunrise sweater.
Photos of puff sleeve floral dress and blossoms around the neighborhood.
Working on a new outdoors shorts pattern!
Spending the afternoon quilting a light gray Juniper Quilted Jacket.
In-depth step by step photo tutorial for sewing the Olive Undies.
Photo tutorial on how to change threads the easy way.
Flowers imitating puff sleeves.
Step by step tutorial to sew the Rosemary Wrap Sewing Pattern.
Step by step guest post tutorial on making a quilted vest.
Step by step illustrated guide on adjusting the Olive Undies pattern.
Warm suds for freshly made undies.
Illustrated explanation and tutorial on playing with sleeve drafting.
Step by step photo tutorial for this playful project.
Photos from sewing quilted linen vests for the winter.
Bunting banner for the new baby.
Floral puffs in 100% cotton.
Fill your dresser with handmade undies.
Mix and match serger thread to get the right color combo.
Step by step photo tutorial to make your own bunting banner.
Step by step photo tutorial sew along.
New pattern! The Daisy Dress is a draf-it-yourself step by step guide to teach you the basics of making your own clothes.
Step by step photo tutorial.
Playing with quilting, making a jacket.
Step by step photo tutorial to recreate your favorite swimsuit once it wears out.
Taking my handmade swimsuit out for a spin.
I got rid of a bunch of clothes I didn’t actually like and felt happier.
Exploring new territory in putting together packages.
Step by step photo tutorial.
When you want to sew but don’t have the right thread…
Sewing a Juniper Quilted Jacket.
The Chamomile Crop is designed to be a staple basic in your wardrobe — something to be dressed up or down, to serve as a base for layering on cool days, and worn sleeveless on warm days.
The crop version is fully French seamed and uses a wide, double rolled hem for a high quality tank top that feels beautiful next to your skin, thrives in normal wash machine cycles, and lasts for years.
The dress version has large, in seam pockets, flows in the wind, and has a beautiful 1” hem.
The crop pairs well with all your high waisted pants, skirts, and shorts and gives it a playful feel. The silhouette is thoughtfully designed to not flare at the waist but to hang straight down in a slim profile from your bust.
The Chamomile comes with two shoulder/neck views - Wide Shoulder and Narrow Shoulder. The Wide Shoulder has a higher front and back neckline, and lots of coverage on your shoulders. The Narrow Shoulder has a lower front and back neckline to let the sunshine hit you, and slim straps that favor the outer edge of your shoulders to perfectly hide your bra straps.
Simple, step-by-step illustrated instructions walk you through how to sew the French seams, the bias tape around the neckline and armholes, and the double rolled hem, and the pockets, and skirt gathering for the dress version.
This is a graded pattern that comes with a print at home, a US 36” copy shop version, and an A0 copy shop version.
Fabric notes: Works best with lightweight to midweight woven fabrics that have a good amount of drape such as sandwashed rayon or linen, linen and rayon blends, and homespun cotton.
Sewing level: Intermediate beginner
Format: PDF Copy Shop & Print at Home versions. A download link to the PDF files is sent directly to your inbox for immediate access!