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How to Draft a Tiered Skirt Pattern for 2–6 Tiers Draft a custom tiered skirt pattern for 2–6 tiers using your own measurements. Includes easy formulas, cutting charts, fabric estimates, gathering ratios and free printable planning sheets....
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How to Draft a Tiered Skirt Pattern for 2–6 Tiers Draft a custom tiered skirt pattern for 2–6 tiers using your own measurements. Includes easy formulas, cutting charts, fabric estimates, gathering ratios and free printable planning sheets....
Bad news guys, I think I’m bad at sewing
Alright we're sewing again and I forgot that I didn't actually get very good at it but whatever!
I'm making a buckwheat hull pillow which involves a zipper so the hulls can't escape. My research has led me to believe I should be scared of zippers but I don't know enough about the process to be afraid so I will charge ahead. Here is the progress I made tonight:
1) Cut my fabric, but I couldn't just follow a tutorial and use their measurements because I'm just Like That so hopefully I did the seam allowances right ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ (I wouldn't bet on it).
2) Zigzagged the edges to prevent fraying because obviously I don't own a serger. That step reminded me that I am unable to sew a straight line (see above)!
3) Hand-basted the zipper in place. I am learning a lot, like it's way easier to baste with a contrasting thread color! You're just going to take it out anyway!
BUT LOOK LOOK I SET THE ZIPPER UP RIGHT
Did some research into furoshiki wrapping as a more eco friendly alternative to paper wrapping this year, I hope I did it justice ❤️
Tie on Pockets! Good staple utility garment wear, a fantastic beginners' sewing project, and also great for a stash busting project. Please follow along wi...
Ever need a pair of pockets to use under your 18th century petticoat, or just to wear while adulting around your home? This may be a good way to use your stash or scraps, as well as learning some beginner sewing skills!
You can't start a Princess Jellyfish cosplay without jellyfish dolls! This little guy is our "Practice Jelly" to make sure our pattern worked. We're super pleased with how he turned out and will be making more in the future!
For the record, jellyfish dolls are a great beginner project, and Marie is using it to practice her sewing skills!
How to Sew a Slip Dress + Free Pattern (8 Sizes PDF)!
In this post , you will learn how to sew a slip dress. There’s something about a slip dress that just feels like summer. It’s the kind of dress you throw on when the days get warm, the evenings stay golden a little longer, and you want to feel comfortable without sacrificing style. Light, effortless, and somehow always flattering, it’s one of those pieces that never really goes out of…
Easy Sleeveless Midi Dress Sewing Pattern Free PDF + Video Learn how to sew a beautiful sleeveless midi dress with this free printable PDF sewing pattern. This beginner-friendly tutorial includes 8 sizes, step-by-step instructions, optional side pockets, adjustable waist ties, and a complete video tutorial to guide you from start to finish.... https://sparrowrefashion.com/2026/07/14/easy-sleeveless-midi-dress-sewing-pattern-free-pdf-video/