Monthly Archives: January 2020
January 31, 2020
Trend pattern: CAPE
If you are looking for the perfect jacket alternative - look no further than a cape! This one sews together quite easily, and you will be sure to look on-trend anytime you are on the go during the chillier months. Read on to see the runway inspiration behind this pattern and how you can style it for yourself too...
Publié dans : New trends
January 15, 2020
DIY embroidered brooches
BUZZING ABOUT - magical embroidered brooches in insect shapes to decorate lapels, tops and more.
Publié dans : How-To
January 15, 2020
Sewing lesson: #119 trousers 01/2020
Masculine creases and a slim silhouette make this style a universal basic. Read on to see the sewing lesson on how to sew these trousers #119 from the 01/2020 issue of Burda Style magazine.
Publié dans : Magazine
January 14, 2020
Classic blue: 10 patterns to Sew pantone's color of the year
Every year it is always exciting to hear what Pantone's color of the year is - and for 2020 it's classic blue. Read on to see 10 must sew patterns to incorporate this vibrant color into your new decade's wardrobe.
Publié dans : Patterns Selection
January 6, 2020
Trend pattern: tuxedo stripes
Whether contrasting or tonal, tuxedo stripes add a touch of glamour, sophistication and uniqueness to a pair of otherwise boring pants. Read on to see the runway styles behind this trend and how you can incorporate it into your next wardrobe make.
Publié dans : New trends
January 6, 2020
Sewing lesson: #113 Collarless blazer 12/2019
Collarless – but with double welt pockets: Let us show you how to sew a master piece.
Publié dans : Magazine
January 6, 2020
DIY gift pouches
Have a little gift to give? Have some little scrap fabrics to use up? Why not sew up a bunch of these little chic pouches to organize your gifts for the entire year! These also work great as travel pouches to keep your delicate jewelry safe while travelling.
Publié dans : How-To
January 6, 2020
DIY bookmark
If one of your New Year’s resolutions is to read more then you of course need a new bookmark! This one is so pretty you’ll want to leave it out in the open inside your book complete with decorative ends so you will also never lose your place.
Publié dans : How-To
