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Fabric selection is one of my favorite parts of the sewing process, and I thoroughly enjoyed seeing how each fabric changed the look and feel of the Den Jacket pattern. There are so many good jackets out there; we have rounded up ready-to-wear that we hope will inspire you. Check out our Den Pinterest board
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
The Shay has been in the works for such a long time, and it feels incredible to finally release the pattern. Choosing fabrics for the Shay was such a fun part of the process because there are SO many possibilities. Here we’ve pulled together just a few of our favorite fabrics along with a little
It feels so good to have the Isle Jeans pattern out in the world! I’ve been wearing my own versions nonstop and hope they’ll become staples for you too! The Isle works great in a variety of stretch bottomweight fabrics and I’m excited to share just a few of my favorite fabric options with you.
We are so excited to release our first accessory pattern, the Sun Tote! With three sizes we hope you find the perfect bag for your needs. This pattern works for so many fabrics, and you probably have the perfect fabric in your stash. But if you are looking for some inspiration, we are ready to
Ready to get started on the Farrah Sew Along but, haven’t decided on a fabric? We’ve got you covered. Here we’ll cover recommended fabrics and include links to a few of our suggestions. To find more fabric, ready to wear, and customer inspiration, check out our Farrah Pinterest board. If you haven’t already, grab your
We are so excited to release the Evelyn Skirt! I am obsessed with all of my samples, and every time I see a new fabric I feel like I need to make a new version. This pattern works for so many fabrics, and you probably have the perfect fabric in your stash. But if you
