A plaid fabric is hard to resist for me, but using plaid for me-made garments also means that pattern-matching is unavoidable. It is rela...

A waistcoat-and-trousers combo has been marinating in my head for a while, and I finally managed to bring this sewing project into fruiti...

Happy holiday season to one and all! I wanted to squeeze in another blog just before this strange year ends, and wish you all a happy new...

After sewing up these Sloane Overalls by Victory Patterns, I tried them on and didn't want to take them off. I guess you can say I am IN ...

The Solina Dress designed by Named Clothing can be found in the book, Breaking The Pattern written by sister-duo Saara & Laura Huhta. The...

It took me a long time to work up the courage to make the Sofia Dress & Top designed by Victory Patterns. I've had my eye on it ever sinc...

Do you want to feel like a Persian princess? Or a Moroccan matriarch? Or do you need an outfit to go with that golden microphone on your ...

There are some projects that go without a hitch, and then three are some that are laden with mistakes, missteps, and mishaps through the w...

This project was a major undertaking. I really did embroider every inch of my Pona Jacket, and the sashiko took over a hundred hours to c...

This week, I hacked the Kalle Shirtdress into a cheongsam-shirtdress. This hack took up all my brain space for 3 whole days. Now I'm sitt...

It's been a mega exciting week of many firsts for me. Besides the two that are listed in the title, I will highlight more first-time expe...