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If you are looking for help fitting your Aria Top pattern, you’ve found the right post! We have put together this post covering the most common fitting adjustments for the Aria. Find fitting posts for each of our patterns in the fitting and custom adjustments library here. Please check out our Aria Top Tester Inspiration
Selecting fabrics for a pattern is always such a joy, and finding these Aria Top fabric recommendations and inspiration photos was no exception. There are SO many wonderful options, and each gives the pattern a unique look. Keep reading to learn which fabric types you may want to choose and why. First things first, grab
MEET OUR NEWEST PATTERNS – THE ARIA TOP AND MINI ARIA TOP! The Aria and Mini Aria and a limited-time Aria Bundle are here! Like most patterns, I have been working on this one for a while. You can even see some early Aria samples in our Isle Jeans listing images. I wanted a top
Hi! Nicole here. I’ve had a pair of Isle Shorts in my mind since first sewing the pattern back in January, and I can’t believe it’s taken me halfway through summer to make it happen. Inspired by high waisted vintage shorts, this Isle Jean Short Tutorial is an easy way to make comfortable, cute shorts
Today we’re lucky to be joined by Keira (@islandsewcialist on Instagram or check out her blog here) for our first Shay pattern hack tutorial. We’ll let her take it away below: When I first laid eyes on the Shay pattern, the skirt is really what caught me! If you’ve been following my page, you’d know
SEW TIER 1 TO THE BODICE With the right sides together, sew the tier 1 skirt to the right side of the bodice main. Finish the seam and press towards the bodice. TURN RIGHT SIDE OUT Turn the bodice right side out and remove any visible basting stitches. Prepare to attach the second and third
Let’s finish up View A! SEW TIER 1 TO THE BODICE With the right sides together, sew the tier 1 skirt to the right side of the bodice main. Make sure not to catch the bodice lining. Remove any visible basting stitches. Finish the seam and press towards the bodice. CHECK THE SEAMS AND TRIM
