Sewing ideas and inspiration

INSPIRATION I designed the  faura top & dress pattern as an easy to make sewing project, perfect to get back gently into sewing planning after the holidays. It had to be…

In the same way as the post about fabrics inspiration for Lliria, I introduce you some fabrics inspiration for your Mirambell skirt. The Mirambell skirt is a high waisted pleated…

Summer is almost finished but I felt like making it longer just a little bit more. Here are some fabrics inspiration for your Lliria dress: clean, graphic or floral. Lliria…

Today I’m writing a special post: how to adapt your Pauline Alice patterns when you’re expecting! You may have noticed (or not) that I’m expecting a baby for Fall (thanks to…

I went to Japan last year and the street-style there inspired me quite a lot. Particularly in Kyoto, where most women would be wearing the same outfit over and over: a…

I thought I would make a break from showing you the patterns in details and show you the patterns testers versions of the Reina shirt, Safor skirt and Saler jacket…

The new patterns are at the printer right now and I’m really looking forward to receive them! In the mean time, I’ll show you the inspiration behind the “collection”. Inspired…

Here is round 2 of the testers versions of the Carme blouse pattern! Read about the first part here. Fiona from Diary of a Chain Stitcher chose a white cotton…

    I just wanted to share some Malvarosa dresses today. Isa made it in knits! She used a beautiful grey/blue Ponte Roma knit with a floral border (great placement…

Congratulation to all of you! You’ve made amazing dresses! So let’s start and show your beautiful creations:   French seamstress, Charlotte from Hector&Celestine, made a lovely red and white Camí.…

That’s the last dress I made: the famous barbecue dress worn by Scarlett O’Hara in Gone with the wind. I made it for a special occasion (I don’t wear that…

Let’s follow yesterday’s post and continue on the flamenca dress. We have set the the sleeves in the body and attached them to the lining, what we need to do…