Fall is in the air, and for women that means layers and comfy clothes to walk through the leaves, pick apples, and chase after screaming toddlers who are constantly running away (oh wait, maybe that is just me!).
The Perri Pullover from Cali Faye brings comfort and style to a whole new level - no more stealing your second half's oversized sweatshirt, this one is all for you!
Here are Trisha and Alexis to show it off......
Read MoreToday we continue in our Self Care Sewing week by sharing a newer pattern from Seamingly Smitten - the Raglan Sleeve Split Neck Top. This is quite a fun pattern to play with, and I swear every version of it that I see looks completely different from the one before. Check out Sarah and Brianne's take on this great fall staple...
Read MoreReview of the Ruffled Neckline Peasant Dress by Whimsy Couture
Read MoreSometimes, on rare occasions, you get a spark of something and your mind just won't let it go until you make it happen. Today's review of the My Little Plumcake Sedona Vest is my latest sewing project that would not stop haunting me until I caved. Inspiration did take a while and I really didn't feel a drive to work on this one when Suzanne first posted the call for the review. After thinking about it for a while and thinking outside the box of fabrics I normally work with, a vision was born and I ran with it.
Read MoreSo I have been going into overdrive making a Fall Wardrobe for Mack - don't worry, I'll show off her collection soon! I am lucky enough to get some hand-me-downs from friends, but honestly, even though the other girls I know are older - most of them are smaller. Mack just has a broad and tall build, so my 2 year old needs a size 4, but even 4 tops can be short on her long torso.
Sewing Mama to the rescue!!!!
Read MoreToday we share an adorable review that is just perfect for Fall and for School. I'm a huge fan of the warm and toasty dress designs from My Childhood Treasures, and the new Amy Dress does not disappoint.
Here are Kara and Carrie to show off their creations and give you a full rundown of the pattern....
Read MoreKeeping our trend of great pieces to transition into fall with, today we present the Polly Dress by Bubby&Me Creations. The Polly has adorable ruffles that extend past the shoulder - making it acceptable for most dress codes. It is also roomy enough to layer a shirt underneath - try making a tunic length and pair with a long sleeve top and leggings. You can also omit the ruffle to have a simpler dress that works perfectly with a jacket or cardigan. For fall, think of using baby wale cord, or other bottom weights that provide a bit more warmth but still have drape.
Here is Janette to show off her creation and to tell you all about the pattern....
Read MoreGoooooooooooood mornin', good mo-o-or-nin'! As school around the US is in full swing, and the scent of fall is in the air, we'r continuing to take a look at great patterns to transition into fall or wear to school. And today you can win 2 pattern of your choice from Izzy and Ivy!!!!!
Today we get the change to check out the Emory Dress by Izzy and Ivy. Our girls pulled out all the stops, showing you how to easily layer this pattern for fall, and how easily it can be transitioned to a tunic. Check out Rebecca and Serena's amazing creations and read all the details about the pattern.
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