I am so excited to show you guys this new pattern from Mummykins & Me – the Teatime Romper! I was thrilled to be a tester. You have the option of making the romper with shorts or pants. I choose pants since cold weather is on the way. It’s the perfect transition piece from summer to fall, since it look super cute…
This week I made a little peplum top out of some floral ponte from Girl Charlee. This particular ponte was light and flowy, and it worked nicely for this project. A heavier ponte would also work though, or even a light weight French terry. The 3/4 length sleeves have a little slit for some added detail. This top is another…
I recently had the privilege of testing The Olivia Top by Mummykins and Me. I’m such a fan of a classic peasant top and I love that this pattern allows you to really make it your own through trim, ruffles, or bows. You have the option of adding elastic to the sleeves for a gathered look or leaving them as a…
If you’ve been following along with the Cool Weather Series, you’ve seen a few different style options you can make with a simple shirt pattern. Today I’m going to show you how you can add a hood to a pattern. You can use the free pattern that I’ll post below or you can draft your own. I…
I made this white cardigan as part of my Sew ‘n Style mini collection and was so happy with how it turned out. It’s one of those pieces that I’ve wanted to make for the longest time, but kept putting off, so the little push from entering the contest was great. With just a couple small…
I love the pressure of a deadline, so when I came across the Sew ‘n Style contest from Lil Luxe Collections I decided to go for it, even though I had two weeks to create a mini collection. I am in love with her patterns and was super excited to try them out. One of the…
Here’s a look at another variation of the Brynn Sweater pattern. I made this one into a tunic-length top using some floral Sweater knit from Girl Charlee KnitFix. You can find a tutorial and the free 18 month pattern HERE. To make it tunic length, just don’t cut off as much before sewing the band onto…