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Round-up of Free Ornament Patterns
Last year when I was taking down the Christmas tree I packed up the ornaments for my daughter who had just gotten married. Yesterday, I...


Free Autumn Designs to Stitch and Sew 2018
Fall has officially arrived here in Connecticut according to the weather if not the calendar. My thoughts are turning to pumpkins,...


Adding a touch of Smocking to the Sweet Little Kisses Sewing Pattern
Adding smocking to the Sweet Little Kisses sewing pattern to sew a quick simple knit dress for baby or toddler. Free smocking designs.


Cleaning Your Pleater
It is hard to believe but school has started up again for so many children. Here in New England, there are a few more days before that...


Additional Tips and Tricks for Stitching July Flowers
Last week my good friend Julie was on the blog to share her tips and tricks for stitching the gathered version of July Flowers. Today she...


Introducing July Flowers!
Introducing July Flowers - the latest pattern from Pink Hollybush Designs, and the perfect back to school dress! When I introduced the...


Christmas in July: Resource Round-up
Today's post is our last Christmas in July post ( you can see the previous ones here, here and here) and is a bit different. I decided to...


Adding a Touch of Smocking to an Adult Garment
How to alter the Alice sewing pattern from Tessuti Fabrics to add smocking.


Announcing the May Garden Jumper Pattern and Kit!
I am so excited to introduce you to the May Garden Jumper Pattern! This little jumper pattern has been a labor of love for me and I am so...


Smocked Ruffle Inspiration!
Last week Kelli was on the blog with her adorable diaper shirt with a smocked ruffle which you can read about here and see below. She...


A Touch of Sugar: A Perfectly Smocked Diaper Set
My friend Kelli has been smocking again and so today I am turning the blog over to her to inspire you with another amazing creation!...


Smocking Tutorial: The Surface Honeycomb Stitch
It's time for another smocking tutorial! One of my favorite smocking stitches is Surface Honeycomb. It is considered an advanced stitch...
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