Rayann's Retro Dress and Top from Simple Life Patterns
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Raedene and Kimmie sewed up the Rayann's Retro Top from Simple Life Patterns. See what they thought about this new pattern.
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Retro Headbands Pattern from My Childhood Treasures
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Scraps.
Anyone else have a problem getting rid of them?
Yeah. Me, too. So what do you do with all of these bits of gorgeousness that you have at the end of every dress or top? That you simply can't part with but never ever get around to making quilts or whatever...ahem.
My Childhood Treasures has a solution...times THREE! We have a quartet of lovely reviewers today to show you MCT's new Retro Headband Pattern! What a great way to accessorize any outfit!
Sadie Tunic by Laela Jeyne Patterns
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I've really enjoyed reading reviews from our newest members here at Pattern Revolution. It's really awesome to see where they shine best and to incorporate them into our team wherever they fit best. Today we have Rachel back to share her review of the Sadie Tunic by new designer, Laela Jeyne Patterns. Keep reading to see what she thought and see her cute version of the tunic!
Read MoreDesign Your Own Messenger Bag by Little Moo Designs
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Today we're introducing you to a "new to us" designer, Little Moo Designs. She may be new to us, but she's well known among our Aussie friends, and even had an article in the last edition of One Thimble! Ari is reviewing the Design Your Own Messenger Bag, so let's catch up with her and see what she has to say about this versatile bag!
Read MoreLadies Chocolate Chip Skirt by Tie Dye Diva
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Back in January we had our BundleUP for GIrls and there were so many great patterns that we were able to introduce. One of them was the Potato Chip Skirt from Tie Dye Diva (you can see our posts HERE) and it was such a great pattern that was simple, basic, and anything but boring! So Jen kicked it up a notch and made a pattern for the mamas (and grandmas...and aunts...and whoever)! Today our reviewers get to tell you all about the Ladies Chocolate Chip Skirt!
Read MoreSandy's Tunic by Lily Bird Studio
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Today we have a classic look for you with some fun details. The Sandy Tunic from Lily Bird Studio has some great details that take a little extra time, but wander away from the ruffles and gathers that are the norm in girls patterns. Keep reading to see what Crystal and Rachel have to say about this sweet Spring and Summer look.
Read MoreTybee Tank Top and Dress by LilyGiggle
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Welcome back for another fun review!!! We all know that LilyGiggle is known for their fun knit patterns, and now they have added another fun one to the collection. The Tybee Tank Top and Dress has a drop waist and fun circle skirt. It is the perfect pattern to mix and match some knits without depleting your stash too quickly. Check out Carrie and Jessica's reviews today, and head over to LilyGiggle to grab your own copy of the pattern.
Read MoreAmour Top by Filles a Maman
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Last month we had the pleasure of reviewing the Clemence Shorts from Filles a Maman, which were so cute with their scalloped trim! Today we have the second half of that ensemble, the Amour Top! Check out what our reviewers had to say, and then maybe snag the pattern to sew up for that sweet little girl in your life!
Read MoreMo's Comfy Fit Unders and Trainers by Mo's Pattern Shop
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My youngest is approaching 3 and we're on the verge of delving into the waters of potty training and ditching the diapers for good! I can't think of anything that might motivate a young one more than custom made underwear and training pants (Underroos who?). The possibilities are endless and since YOU make them, you don't have to worry about elastic unraveling for days (can I get an Amen?)! Today we have Kari, Ren, Andrea, and Raedene to review and show you their versions of the Mo's Comfy Fit Unders and Trainers from Mo's Pattern Shop.
Read MoreThe Lottie Skirt from Brownie-Goose Patterns
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Spring is officially here and I know I'm personally excited about all of the new patterns that are releasing from my favorite designers, as well as designers that are new to me. I'm looking forward to sewing up new items for my daughter's wardrobe and getting a chance to put together new fabric combinations. It never gets old! One garment I've already made, and plan to again, is the Lottie Skirt from brownie-goose patterns. You can also see Cassie use an element of it HERE in her Top Stitchers Cinderella entry! I know I love it, but let's see what Paige and Ren have to say about it!
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