Crafted by Hand & Heart
Hello everybody! I am so excited to share my collaboration with Spoonflower to celebrate their 1 year launch of the dogwood denim. Dogwood Denim Some of you may be familiar with Spoonflower but for those who are not, it is an online platform where you can make custom fabric by uploading your designs or purchasing... Continue Reading →
Inspired by the very popular you can hack it hashtag in the IG sewing community, I thought it was time to round-up all my hacked versions of the Shoreline Boatneck tops (aff link). This is easily my most used pattern and it appears I have been able to photograph 7 different versions over the past few... Continue Reading →
Another week, another project! I am excited to share this week's "Party in the back" project with you - The Sade Blouse by Named Clothing. If you are part of or follow the sewing community, you have probably heard of the much talked about Breaking the Pattern book. It's a sewing book showcasing many modern... Continue Reading →
Happy New Year! I decided to start the year off with sleeve drama! My first project is a simple yet elegant knit top which elevates basic tops to a new level. I used the Adrienne Blouse pattern by Friday Pattern Company. I had zero issues with this pattern and I think it is perfect for... Continue Reading →
To end this year with a sewing bang, I decided to make a Christmas inspired jacket for a work party. Inspired by Rachel Burke's work, I decided to make a tinsel jacket (If you haven't check out her awesome IG page, you are missing out @imakestagram). There was not a lot of sewing involved, just... Continue Reading →
Hello everybody! It's time to share my fall makes round-up with y'all. Fall was such a productive season for me. My sewing skills are also improving with each project which is so exciting! Dresses Hemlock Tee - This is a free pattern by Grainline Studio which I hacked into a dress. It is such a... Continue Reading →
I am so thrilled to share one of my favorite fall projects for Fabricville with you! Everything about this dress (McCall 7429) is to die for. The twist front is such a great detail but the fabric choice is the ultimate winner here. It definitely made this pattern extra special for me. You can read... Continue Reading →
I made an entire outfit and attempted mixing patterns! After making a few basics, i needed a little fix. This project was the definition of pattern mixing for me - knits and woven, stripes and florals...somehow it worked out. Top I made the striped turtleneck knit top using The Rowan Tee by Megan Nielsen Patterns.... Continue Reading →
I have been rethinking my approach to sewing lately. When I started this hobby, I was so excited to sew all the fancy, pretty printed dresses but there was one problem…there was nowhere to wear them to! They were also very seasonal and so it was hard to get a lot of wear out of... Continue Reading →
Hello! I've been busy enjoying the beautiful summer days while trying to make time fore some sewing projects. My goal to sew more comfortable everyday clothes is going great. I am able to get more wear out of my clothes now instead of focusing on projects that need a special occasion. 1. Melilot Top This... Continue Reading →
Simple yet stylish patterns have always had a special place in my heart and the York Pinafore is the new addition to that special place. Immediately the pattern was launched by Helen's Closet, I knew there was gap in my closet that I had not realized before and it has now been filled! Pattern Details:... Continue Reading →
I have been quite busy making a few summer items before the season is officially here. This means that I have had no time to review any patterns for a while. Here is a quick look at all the projects I have completed so far. DRESSES: Vogue 9251 - Fitted dress with side ties and uneven... Continue Reading →
