Well hello everyone! I'm so sew excited to be doing my first official Simple Sew blog post on this site that I lovingly put together for you all. I have enjoyed reading and being a part of so many amazing posts on this site from such a huge range of makers, styles and patterns -
Happy weekend ladies and maybe a gent or two!! If you have been a reader of my blog for a while you will know that I am advocate for Simple Sew Patterns - I have done tutorials, sew-a-longs and am very lucky to always be a part of the tricks they have up their sleeve...
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_empty_space][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_text_separator title="PUSSY BOW TUTORIAL" color="black" style="dotted"][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Hello sewers, I have a little tutorial for you today... Using Simple Sew's Pussy Bow Blouse/Dress free with this month's Love Sewing magazine I want to show you how to bag out and attach the pussy bow- as it's quite tricky to work out! Before I begin follow the pattern
Howdy sew-a-long partners! We are at the final stage of putting together our Sophia outfits - just a waistband to add, an invisible zip to sew and a bit of hemming and we are done! So your skirt should resemble a skirt at this point - your pockets are in your side seams and pleats
When I saw lovely Lisa's brilliant jersey version of the Sophia top I knew a lot of you would like to see that adaption so I'm over the moon to introduce my first 'guest poster' Tiny Stitcher to show you how... Well hello there! I'm here to show you how to make your Sophia Top in
Good day stitchers! Hope you had a good weekend?! I started making my lace Sophia - ooh it's SO lovely! I am going to do a mini bonus post at the end of the Sew-a-long about sewing with lace so you can follow suit if you don't already now how (spoiler alert - it's very
Morning Stitchers!! Welcome back to part four of the Sophia Sew-a-long where it's time to start sewing... soon! Let's make the top of Sophia shall we?! First up we better cut out and attach the interfacing to the facings. I am assuming you are using iron on interfacing - but if you are using sew