Are you looking for that great skirt pattern to get you through the fall? The Orbit skirt has enough options that you can make a bunch of skirts for your little one and not have 2 the same! Check out Kim's review!
Read MoreAre you always looking for classic pieces that you can make for your girls? I know I am! I love the design of the Violette Field Threads Rosemary and Matilda! Today, Erica and Jessica share their take on this classic set.
Read MoreWith school starting and Fall on its way, it is time to pull out the hat patterns! My kids love fleece for hats, but want variety. I take them to JoAnn Fabrics when they have the fleece on sale and let them pick a few different fabrics. I can see I will be making this hat from Lambkin Creative a couple times this season!
Read MoreDepending on where you live, you may be experiencing some cool mornings and evenings which is a sign of dropping temps on their way (come faster cold weather, come faster!!!).
Today we get to show off the Compass Sweatshirt by My Little Plumcake. I really love the unique cowl hood on this - so warm and cozy, but still stylish. Use fleece or sweatshirt fabric for cold temps, or lighter weight knits for a perfect fall layering piece.
Here are Jeanine and Brianne to show off their creations and share all the details of the patterns with you.
Read MoreA lot of what I make for my daughter is knit, it is just so comfy and easy for her to play in. But There are some woven designs that I just fall in love with and have to make for her - and I am particularly happy when they are just as comfy and easy for her to play in. That is the case with the Laura Dress by Lily Bird Studios. Add to that the gorgeous construction and you may just have a new favorite on your hands.
Read MoreSummer is officially done in the northern hemisphere, which means it is just about to start for our neighbors to the south. This great pattern will work for us all. A simple top with a unique neckline, and plenty of room for expressing your style through fabric, trims, maybe even a pocket or applique!
For those headed into fall, pair this adorable top with a jean jacket and some adorable pants, or make the dress and layer it over a fitted long sleeve top and leggings with boots - so many options, and of course it looks adorable by itself too.
Check out Janette's review of the Flutter-by Top and Dress by Ruby Jeans Closet....
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.
Read MoreSo far we have shown you some cool wide leg pants, some nifty cargo pants, and an awesome pajama set.... today it is time to look at some tops! We are sharing two great patterns from the Boy's BundleUP today. Go HERE to see the Zee's Tee, and keep reading to find out all about the Lumberjack Shirt from Patterns for Pirates....
Read MoreWARNING: Cuteness OVERLOAD!!!!
As soon as we saw the teaser images for the Foo Foo Threads Lucky Penny and Ruched Leggings, the entire team at Pattern Revolution started gushing, drooling, and trying to get dibs on who would be lucky enough to sew these beauties up. With a wide variety of options and room to mix and match tons of fabrics, these are quite fun patterns to play with!
Here are Kara and Sarah to tell you all about the patterns and share the adorableness...
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