The Movie Night Pajamas have been out for awhile now, but I wanted to take a minute to talk about them. They’re one of my favorite things to sew. They’re easy, cute, and perfect for all the knits you’ve been hoarding (that’s not just me, right?). There are children’s and women’s versions with a ton…
Today I’m going to show you how I made these cute lace, lined Linden Shorts. I used a pretty eyelet fabric from Cali Fabrics. I have a problem with wanting to sew all the printed fabric and then my daughter likes to pick out her clothes and ends up wearing some really odd combinations. So…
Usually for Christmas I make my daughter some fancy dress that gets worn once and then stored in the back of the closet, so this year I decided to make her something more practical. I combined the Juniper and Birch patterns to make a collared shirt dress. I’ve been wanting to make this combo for…
In the last post, I showed you how to make a fun sleeping bag for the kids. Now I’ll show you how to make a matching pillowcase. My daughter was so thrilled with this set that she couldn’t wait to take photos, which is so rare! If only she was always this excited for…
Need a fun present to go along with the Movie Night or Holiday Night PJs? This sleeping bag and pillowcase are the perfect accessory! They’re fun for sleepovers, camping, or movie night at home. I’ve divided the tutorial up to make it easier to follow. You will find the sleeping bag tutorial below. The pillowcase…
This year for Halloween my daughter decided she wanted to be Princess Sofia, then it was Snow White, then Ariel, and finally by the time she reached Belle it was time to order fabric so that’s what we went with. I’m not sure who was more excited for this dress me or her. I had…
In this post I’m going to show you how to create this cute cross back hack for the Hadley pattern. It’s a simple hack and can be made with knit or woven. The length of your straps will alter where the back of the dress falls. For this cherry version the straps were shorter and…