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June at Pauline Alice …

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June at Pauline Alice …

…with a slight delay…

June was a busy month with a lot of things to do before the new patterns issu. This is coming out shortly. We were working on tiny surprises which we will be sharing  throughout the month of July and which will accompany the new collection. We look forward to show you all this good news! Meanwhile, I hope that you enjoy the last newsletter and have a great summer!

 

Behind the scene

Rosari Skirt by Guthrie and Ghani
Lauren, the owner of Birmingham-based haberdashery Guthrie & Ghani and finalist of the first “Great British sewing bee”, has made an amazing video with useful tips for the Rosari skirt pattern. You will find in her post how to adjust the skirt length, tips on placement of the buttons and buttonholes and some styling tips to wear your Rosari skirt all year round. 
And if you’re looking for a nice sewing kirt with everything you’ll need to sew your Rosari skirt (pattern, denim fabric, thread, buttons…), check Lauren’s own kit!
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Pauline Alice woven label
Our woven label are here! You will find one in each printed pattern copy and will be able to sew it on your Pauline Alice sewing project “made by you”.
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Pauline Alice and you…

We are so glad to see your beautiful sewing projects. Here are our favorites for June. Thanks for all the pretty pictures of the Pauline Alice sewing patterns! In pics, the military Tello Jacket by Anne (Un Chas Un Chas) and the Tello Jacket made in a beautiful striped seersucker by Mon Petit Bazar. The Rosari skirt by Lauren, the Botanic trousers posted by Tissustory, the grafic version of the Aldaia Dress made by rou2_an1_made and a Port short realized by Perrine ( Auguste et Septembre). 

 You can share your sewing projects with the hashtag #paulinealicepatterns on social media or on the blog paulinealice and you.
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This month inspiration

We are in love with the handmade ceramics of Cocó Fernandez. This young artist is inspired by nature and botanic and she traces lines and forms on these little objects in the way of Henri Matisse. You can find her artwork on her website.

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