If you’re looking for a versatile tote bag pattern that ticks all the boxes, look no further than the Everyday Tote Pattern. In this blog post, I’ll delve into the features of this pattern and explore how it can become a staple in your handmade wardrobe. The Everyday Tote’s most important feature is POCKETS, plenty of pockets! The pattern features inner (zipper and single welt) and two styles of side pockets. Lining or no lining is up to you, but the tote can be easily sewn without one. Let’s dive into what’s included in the pattern: Digital PDF file with 20 pages of step-by-step illustra ..read more

From time to time I go through my fabric stash to see what I have available and how much and it is not a very fast process. I got the idea to make a fabric swatch template, where I can see everything I have available and also be able to feel the fabric which is crucial in many sewing projects. Like every sewist I do also have lots of fabric scraps that are not organized and most of the time I have to go through bins to check what I have and If it would work for the upcycling project I am working on. Here comes my second idea, a fabric scrap book sounds even better. If you’re organizing you ..read more

The most wonderful time of the year is upon us and to make this season extra special, I’ve designed a collection of six FREE printable cards for you to download, personalize, and share with your loved sewing friends and family. The holiday sewing cards are designed as 18 x 18 cm (7.1 x 7.1 inches) one-sided cards. To make the card you need: Printer Ruler Scissors (or X-Acto knife) Card paper The Christmas Tree of Sewing Tools What comes to mind when I see these cards is that I would love to decorate the Christmas tree with some of my sewing tools. If you give this a try, please share ..read more

Who doesn’t love having another vest in their wardrobe? Personally, vests are one of my favorite clothes to sew but also wear. For this particular design, the idea was to make a vest that does not require a lot of fabric but is still classic and can be worn any season. The vest pattern features two waist darts on the front and two straps on the back. I have drafted this pattern based on my measurements and it is digitized as a PDF file and includes a 1 cm (3/8 inch) seam allowance. The vest was drafted based on the following measurements: Bust 88 cm, Waist 74 cm, B Cup. Download the Halte ..read more

I have made many cushions in the past but nothing as cute as the Beetle Applique Cushion. The first time I made this cushion was back in 2018 and now I have decided to share it as a sewing pattern so anyone can make such a cute throw cushion for their little ones. The beetle applique cushion pattern will be free to download until the first week of December, so take the chance to make something cute for this year’s holidays for your kids, nephews, or nieces. If you’d like to support me, the pattern is 70% OFF on my Etsy Shop for the same amount of time. The pattern file includes a print-at ..read more

Hello sewing friends! I just released a bundle of beginner-friendly sewing patterns for babies. The bundle could be a great starter project for new moms into sewing but also as a holiday gift for new/expecting parents. Bundle Box of Patterns includes four beginner sewing project patterns that can be used up to 3T. Baby Burp Cloth – 3 different shapes Baby Bath Mitt – 3 different animal characters Baby Apron Bib – 3 sizes (0 to 3T) Diaper Mini Bag – standard size This digital bundle contains the following PDF files: A print-at-home file and the instruction booklet for all four patterns, an A ..read more

I have been making baby dresses for quite some years, and seeing little ones wearing my makes always brings joy and excitement. But, putting your sewing patterns out there for people to test and buy is another level of pleasure! Rita Pinafore Baby Dress is my second sewing pattern and I cannot express the excitement that it is finally out to be shared with the sewing community. Rita Pinafore Top & Dress is a timeless piece that can be worn as a summer style or layered under a shirt in cooler weather. The pattern can be sewn as a dress or a top with optional pocket placement on the front b ..read more

Today I am super excited to talk about the Baby Apron Bib Pattern that I launched a couple of weeks ago. Maybe some of you remember but I first released a free ‘one size’ version of this pattern back in 2019. This year I worked on a new and improved version of the pattern since sewing and pattern-making for babies are two of the things that I love most. The Baby Apron Bib is reversible and can be sewn using two different methods (with or without bias/tape) where instructions and illustrations are included to walk you through each step. The pattern now comes in three sizes: Size A 0-12 ..read more

Today I am very excited to share my Tulle Socks Pattern inspired by Marchesa tulle/lace socks. Back in 2018, I shared a step-by-step tutorial on how to make the socks and since then it has been one of my most shared and viewed tutorials. For all the sewing enthusiasts that keep coming back to my blog but also for the new ones I decided to share this as a free pattern that comes in three sizes S, M, and L. The socks can be made using any kind of fabric that has enough stretch and why not some sparkle too? They feature a relaxed fit which makes your feet comfortable while wearing them. Download ..read more

Well, I was always intimidated by drafting a pattern for a jumpsuit. Combining pants and a top sewn together seemed a difficult project. Recently I had the chance to test the Adele Jumpsuit for Sew Love Patterns. So, I thought this was the chance for me to sew a jumpsuit for the first time, and to my surprise, it went smoothly. The Pattern As I mentioned above the pattern is from Sew Love Patterns based in the UK. I have been following this pattern studio for some time now and I was super happy to test for this particular jumpsuit. Johanna the designer behind the pattern has such a un ..read more