This pinafore apron is an adorable full coverage apron that is perfect for cooking, crafting, painting, and sewing of course :). In this tutorial you will learn how to make this apron using your own measurements. No pattern required for this project since we will be working with rectangular pieces.

I LOVE skirts. They are the second most clothing piece I own (after t-shirts of course). Although I don't always sew them myself, I always want to make one when I got a chance.

In today's episode I am very pleased to share this wrap skirt project. This time I use commercial pattern (New Look 6456). I purchased this pattern from Joann quite a while back, this very same pattern is also available on Amazon.

Although this pattern called for woven fabric, I dared to differ by using knit fabric that I happen to have in my stash, and very happy with the result :).

Watch the video tutorial on how to make this skirt on my Youtube channel.

Please enjoy!

Making your own garment can be quite intimidating at times, but the result is definitely very rewarding. Being able to choose your own fabric, color, style and more importantly using your own measurements really worth all the effort. Thus today I am excited to share this simple yet beautiful knit pencil skirt project.

What I love about this pencil skirt is the lovely close fitted silhouette that is flattering in most body type, also the comfort in wearing it (thanks to the yoga pants style waistband). The pattern is relatively simple to make with no complex math or shaping required.

Hello my creative friends!!
As the weather gets warmer, why not treat yourselves a new skirt.
This linen skirt is not only adorable, it is also comfortable, and very easy to sew.
I added some sashiko style hand embroidery (literally simple vertical lines running stitches).
We are going to use elastic for the waistband, and add some in seam pockets on both sides, this will come very handy, to keep your cellphone or keys.

DOWNLOAD THE POCKET TEMPLATE :

To start off you're going to take the following measurement :

1. Waist circumference
2. Hips circumference
3. Length from your waist to your knee (or wherever you want your skirt to fall)

Then you will need to cut two rectangles with the following formula :
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I uploaded the full tutorial on constructing this skirt from start to finish on my Youtube channel.
Check that out below

Enjoy!!

 A line skirt is one of the most flattering skirt silhouette for pretty much every body type. This is one of the fashion staple that you should have at least one in your closet. 

This skirt is made out of jersey knit fabric, and the waistband is the foldover waistband that simply makes this skirt extremely comfortable. The pattern of this skirt was made out of my existing skirt, hence in this tutorial you will also learn a little bit about pattern making/manipulation

The full video tutorial is available on my Youtube channel, and you may also watch it below.

Supplies :
At Least 2 yards of Jersey Knit fabric 
Swedish tracing paper
Styling (curved) ruler
Walking Foot
Jersey sewing needle 

Disclaimer : 
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If you have any question at all, please let me know by leaving a comment down below.

Happy sewing!

Hello my creative friends!

In this tutorial, we are going to make a pullover/ sweatshirt using the oh so warm and cozy fleece fabric. The pattern that you are going to use will be from your existing one, so if you have one that you truly love, but started to wear out, simply pull that out, I am going to show how you can make a sewing pattern out of it.

​Supplies :
Anti pill fleece fabric at least 2 yards
Scrap of jersey knit fabric
Embroidery thread
Swedish tracing paper  
Styling ruler 
Walking Foot 
Embroidery needle/ hand sewing needle
Stretch sewing machine needle 

I have uploaded the full video tutorial on my Youtube channel below :
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Happy sewing!!