
Schiaparelli-inspired Mad Cap Tutorial
A tutorial for a Schiaparelli-inspired Mad Cap that originally appeared in a 1936 issue Home Arts – Needlecraft magazine is available online over at […]
A tutorial for a Schiaparelli-inspired Mad Cap that originally appeared in a 1936 issue Home Arts – Needlecraft magazine is available online over at […]
Yesterday I received the nicest package from the ladies who attended last month's Sew Weekly meetup in London! Not only did they send me […]
This afternoon while cleaning (or attempting to clean) my sewing room, I saw some vintage rayon in my stash and thought that it would […]
Oh, these buttons deserve a post of their own! I scored them for $2 at Alameda and I'm completely in love with them. Now, […]
The flea market gods were smiling down on me this past Sunday (it was a rescheduled fair because of rain last Sunday) at the Alameda […]
While it's a little late, here's my (neglected) Friday Fabric finds from last week! I found this fabric in a box in a basement […]
Over at xoJane, I talk about running and, um, bladder control. Here at The Sew Weekly, I'd like to talk about something far more controllable: […]
The best thing about the perfect summer dress is that you get to work with some of the most perfect fabrics (at least in […]
Next week’s theme has us sewing with the brightest of colors. Here’s a little inspiration to get you pumped for a little yellow action. […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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