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Sew Liberated focuses on slow fashion, sustainability, and mentoring women to look at their sewing as a practice of self-care. We believe that the act of making one's clothes can be transformative, personally and on a global scale, when done through the lens of sustainable fashion.
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2w ago
I loved the sun quilting motif on the Elevenses Backpack and wanted to echo it on the front pocket with some colorful piecing- almost like ..read more
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2w ago
The Elevenses Backpack is a veritable feast for fabric! You can choose one fabric for the entire exterior, or mix and match a few accents ..read more
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2w ago
The Elevenses Backpack was designed to have a lot of opportunities for creativity, from combining colors and textures to adding patchwork to the pocket or ..read more
Sew Liberated Blog
2w ago
The Elevenses Backpack is a truly special piece. It includes a lot of different skills like quilting, using hardware and webbing, sewing thick fabrics, and ..read more
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4M ago
An unconventional holiday gift guide for makers Because makers are unconventional people who prefer to make their own clothes, home decor, and even shoes! Unlike ..read more
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6M ago
One of the many things that we love about the Pinyon pants is how the silhouette is so easy to fit! With a roomy hip ..read more
Sew Liberated Blog
6M ago
Once you’ve chosen a size and are ready to sew, the fun of choosing fabric can begin! In our photos Meg’s red Pinyons are made ..read more
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6M ago
With all of the pocket options, the Pinyon Pants are a great place to customize to your heart’s content! Topstitching Topstitching is the obvious place ..read more
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8M ago
Please enjoy these recordings of our live sew-along with Saremy Duffy. They take you through every step of sewing your Songbird Tank Top, with plenty of tips and laughs ..read more
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8M ago
We all know that a perfectly fitting swim top is oh so elusive, but when you have one, it’s a treasure! So once you’ve made a Songbird top or two (to become proficient in the construction and be 100% confident in the fit!), why not hack this pattern into swimwear? That’s what Meg did! Take a look at this fabulous swim top.
The Songbird Tank Top already has a built-in shelf bra, so the internal support is already there. Lots of people prefer a little extra coverage with a foam bra cup, and that’s an easy addition! Use swim lining or power mesh for your shelf bra pieces, and source (o ..read more