I'm currently working on some shorts to match :)

This was my first sewing project in years and it was so much fun! Clear pattern and easy instructions to follow. I used linen for my shirt.

Very easy to follow & easy to modify. Added pockets & bows on only one side.

So cute i rebought these! Matchy matchy included 2 extra labels that are adorable!

So cute! Matchy Matchy included 2 extra labels that are adorable! What a nice surprise!

This free pattern was fun and easy to follow for a beginner. I chose two different fabrics, and played around with stripe direction and colour blocking. You can really make it your own with mix matching different fabrics! Hardest part would be the neckline, I used woven interfacing, which worked well. The boat neck is on the small side, but I did size down for a more cropped and less oversized fit.

I have been trying to get these pockets out of my head but I had to finally just have them! So adorable! The shorts are a great length, super comfy, fun and eaasy make. I can't wait to try the pants. Highly recommend OMG cutttteeee

Cutest blouse ever.

Although I have been quilting for 25+ years, I am now starting to sew clothes. I picked this pattern for 2 reasons. 1 - it just looked fun and 2 - I found a YouTube video. Definitely easy for a beginner sewist. I am in the middle of making my second pair. Next up will be the recess pants. It would be awesome if there was a YouTube video for it. (hint, hint).

Clear concise instructions. Such a fun pattern! Thankyou 💚

I got the Roma tomato fabric in the organic cotton and linen and both are gorgeous and feel so high quality! I will order again.

Love all my fabric and free label every time with purchase.

This pattern is wonderful to work on and it gave me a satisfying result. Thank you so much!

As a new sewist I'm still not great with vias binding and so I found that only after making this vest three times did I get the hang of it. But it seems well loved because everyone thinks it's cute and I managed to make a pattern pair of trousers to match the vest which really completed the look. I find the curved edges on the vest challenging but also charming. I ended up sizing down a lot because I wanted something more fitted. Something I learned is to also make sure that both fabrics (inside and outside) are made of the same material and when attaching them to the filling to be careful with the direction and style of your sewing. I tried this with straight lines and it went smoothly but once I experimented with cotton on the outside and a fleece type fabric on the inside with a squiggle design. While it turned out ok there was tension on the fabric that made it warp. Make sure to also try on the vest to be sure of fit throughout the process.

I made my youngest daughter (34 years) a Homebody out of a double faced fabric (one side faux Black patent leather with roses embossed on it, the other side sherpa fleece) and it came out GORGEOUS!! The same pattern but a completely different vibe. The only adjustments I made was raising the back neckline by about 2cm and narrowing the sleeve cuff to 32cm (circumference).She can still turn them up but they fit more snugly. I made a size S although her Body measurements put her squarely in a size M. I‘ll be using the same pattern for myself (S) but this time in a self-quilted version. I love the hi-lo hem which I bound with (single) binding (1.5“) made off a bolt of boiled wool. And even the fairly narrow curve of the hi-lo hemline was a breeze to sew (with a few hand basted stitches). Love the pattern.