Recently I shared the free pattern for the Oversized Sweatshirt. For May the 4th (be with you) I made my girls star wars shirts and I used the oversized sweatshirt pattern to make this tee for Abbey. I added a simple cuff sleeve for this one and will show you how to add a cuff sleeve to any tee as…
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Sewing a straight line is easy, sewing a curved line is fairly easy, however sewing a V? It can be a little tricky for some people. Let me show you how to sew a perfect V every time. It’s the same way I sew all my V necks, or color blocked patterns that have fun angles. Learn this tip and…
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Color blocking is one of my favorite things to do. There are a lot of ways to describe color blocking, or do color blocking. But ultimately you can do this as easily as cutting up a pattern and then sewing it all back together. You can mix prints and colors together to make a dynamic statement or just a new…
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This girl is obsessed with loose oversized cropped shirts. Which is why I made the oversized sweatshirt pattern for her, and I have hacked it a million different ways so she can continue to wear the same pattern and it will always look different. For this version we did “short sleeves” which as you can see come to her elbow…
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While scrolling through instagram (as one does) I saw an ad for a dress with a lovely cross back detail. I thought it was a really pretty detail and would be so easy to add to an existing pattern. So I thought I would show you how to make this cross back pattern hack yourself. (I have no idea why…
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When I shared the FREE oversized sweatshirt pattern, I mentioned that I have been hacking it a million times over. It is my daughter’s current favorite fit and style and so I have seen how many times I can make it look different. For this version I made it a short sleeve raglan. I thought I would show you how…
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