If you're visiting The Sew Weekly from The Storque (Etsy's Homemade Blog), welcome! I hope that it inspires any intimidated folks out their to give garment sewing a chance. It's not as hard as it seems! To check out everything I've sewn, you can start here or click on the thumbnails.
If you're a regular of this blog, here's the article they ran about The Sew Weekly. Spoilers: I talk about sewing!
Daily Bits
Giveaways
It’s been ages since I’ve hosted a giveaway on The Sew Weekly! Well, readers, I have a treat for you: as part of the [...]
Next week’s theme calls for us to integrate real Fashion (with a capital “F”) by being inspired by runway trends. While the following guide [...]
Daily Bits
Ten Things
I started writing in second person narrative because it felt most comfortable to me. I hope it doesn’t come across as domineering, but rather [...]
Daily Bits
Here’s a great piece from Vogue about Queen Elizabeth II’s lifetime of wardrobe choices. If you’re still trying to figure out what to make [...]
Tempest over at Fanbloomingtastic wrote a neat little piece on the ’10 Things Learned’ whilst participating in the Sew Weekly Challenges. Seeing as that reflection is key to [...]
I am impressed with your efforts!! A dress a week would push me over the edge. Your dresses are beautiful and colorful. I applaude you for sharing your thoughts about handmade, earlier times and storebought clothes.
I opened a shop on etsy after thinking of my grandmothers, their lives and creativity. I am happy to see sewing making a great comeback! Your blog is beautifully done.
This is incredible. Personally, I have little to no sewing experience, even though I am pretty decent at hand sewing. I’ve been playing with the idea of attempting to sew my own clothing (operative word there is “attempting”) for a couple of years now, but I’ve never really found the time. Your work is a real inspiration. I’m bookmarking this blog as a place I can come back to and hopefully work up the courage to try it on my own someday soon. College might keep me from devoting a whole lot of time to it but your work has shown me that even a few hours on the weekends is enough to get started. Thank you so much, and keep up the amazing work!
cool article, I love following your blog and seeing what you’ll make next :) x
I found your blog via the Storque & I’m so glad I did! Love this project. Your creations are so inspirational! Keep up the amazing work.