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The Women’s Joy Jacket released on Monday, and we want to thank you so much for the warm reception and excitement over this pattern! It means a lot that you love it, and we can’t wait to see your Joys. You can read more about the special meaning behind this pattern in our release post
November 2021 Update || The Joy is now avaiable in sizes 0-30 with two bust cup options! It’s release day and that’s always a reason to celebrate! I can tell you that this pattern was a labor of love, and I’m really proud to send this out into the world. To give you a little
I’ve promised a Fringe Maxi Tutorial since I released the Fringe Blouse & Dress Pattern in August. Somehow it’s already October but I’m happy to have this post up for you. I think the Fringe Maxi makes a pretty perfect holiday dress, and since the holidays are right around the corner I may have purchased more
I have so much to be thankful for and most recently it has been the support of this community and the response to the Fringe release. In an effort to give back, today, August 31st, 100% of all sales will go directly to the Houston Food Bank. Please use the code: texas to receive 15%
Thank you all so much for the warm reception of the Fringe pattern! Fringe dresses and blouses have started to pop up on social media and I’m loving your creations. If you haven’t grabbed your copy yet, you can purchase it in the Chalk and Notch shop HERE, in the Chalk and Notch ETSY store or on the UpCraft Club site. Releasing
THE WOMEN’S FRINGE IS HERE! It’s release day and nothing feels better than that! Fabric | Magic Forest from Cotton + Steel Sourced from | Drygoods Design I am so excited to introduce you to the Fringe! This pattern gives me all kinds of 90’s vibes. I’m really wondering why I didn’t style it with
I’ve had lots of questions about whether or not you can make the Farrah pattern in knit fabric. The answer is YES, absolutely! I made View A back in April before I headed out for SNAP Conference but I’m just now getting around to getting a few photos for you. Emily of Enjoyful Makes sewed up
