Morning makers Im digging out all my knit fabrics today to decide which will be my next tshirt. How are you going with choosing? If you have any questions or thoughts, pop them below 👇 I cant wait to see what you choose!!

I’ve been working on a little something to help you bridge the gap between "just following instructions" and truly understanding your sewing. I’ve created a custom digital assistant, a "Skill Diagnostic" tool to help you identify exactly where to focus your energy to see the biggest improvement in your sewing results. Whether you're feeling stuck on fit or looking to improve some techniques, this tool will give you a clear path forward. You can try it out here Give it a go and let me know in the comments what popped up for you. I can't wait to hear your thoughts!

Heres a method I use to join my PDF pattern pages. - Ensure theyre all to the correct scale using the test square. Each designer uses a similar method, either inches, centimetres, or both. - Stack the pages - Trim off the excess from the RIGHT HAND SIDE and the BOTTOM of all pages - Working from left to right, start at page one and line up page two. - The cut edge of page one will cover the margin on page two. - Use small pieces of tape - Once row 1 is complete, start row 2. - Again, the cut bottom edge of page one will cover the margin on the start of the second row. - Once all pages are joined, you can go over with a wide packing tape. - This is now your master pattern - For multi sized patterns (like this aline skirt) trace off the required size. This short video shows the final row for the aline skirt pattern. (And explains why those last 5 pages are skinny) Any problems let me know, I'll be on checking messages for the whole weekend ☺️

Thought you might enjoy some skirt inspo 🥰 All of these are on my Fashion board on Pinterest here

hii!! this is my first post so i’m a little nervous… but I’ve been sewing these little plushies of my favorite character completely by hand because i’m afraid of my sewing machine eating the pieces because they’re so small! but it takes awhile to do everything by hand, and I want to feel more comfortable on my machine! so I was wondering if anyone has any tips for working with small pieces of fabric that I can try!!