The Gold Collar Girl Pattern in sizes 18M to 10 is here! This pattern is based off of my little Gold Collar Girl outfit that I sewed up over 2 years ago! It has a button-up back, a sweet peter pan collar, gathered skirt and 2 big pockets! You can mix and match fabrics, create a bodice yoked dress and more! So many fun options! Here is the original outfit: (Don't worry, the pattern in baby sizes is coming soon!) This amazing gingham check is perfect for a cute picnic top! It's been my favorite for weeks! I just love it! And ...Continue Reading
5 Must-Have Sewing Machine Feet!
This post contains affiliate links to things I own and love! Today I want to tell you about some of my favorite sewing machine feet. You might already have some of these feet and I've talked about some of them in the past. If you've read See Kate Sew for a while, you know I LOVE exploring sewing machine feet! Sewing machine attachments can make your sewing experience SO much better. You might sew faster, straighter and just better with the help of different machine feet. So today I'm going to tell you all about 5 that I use often. ...Continue Reading
Recess Raglan Hoodie Tutorial
More Raglans! Today is the final day of Recess Raglan Week! It's been really fun! If you missed any of the posts, here they are: Day 1: Recess Raglan Pouch Pocket Add-on Day 2: Upcycled Recess Raglan Tutorial Day 3: Recess Raglan Dress Hack Day 4: Front Pocket Add-on Pattern And since today is the LAST day of Recess Raglan Week, it is also the last day to purchase the pattern for just $5! Today I'm sharing how to upcycle an old sweatshirt (I used a teen size) into a Recess Raglan with a ...Continue Reading
Sewing 101: Simple Front Pocket Tutorial
I'm continuing Recess Raglan week into a second week, but only for 2 more days! I had more to share! Today is another pocket option, the simple front pocket tutorial! You can really add this to any pattern, it's a simple sewing skill that can add a lot to any garment. I love using pockets for accent fabric, especially if you have a little scrap of fabric lying around that you can't bear to part with. After I made this shirt, I wasn't quite sure about the scale of the pocket to the shirt, this one might be a little too big. But it is ...Continue Reading
Recess Raglan DRESS Hack
I'm having a blast making raglans, so I hope you are enjoying Recess Raglan Week! Yesterday I posted a video montage on instagram of a bunch of reader raglans, so check it out and see if yours made it! I'll be posting another one soon! Use the hashtag #recessraglan! So far we've added a pouch pocket and made raglans from upcycled clothing, so today: let's make it a dress (WITH a pouch pocket!)! I made this dress with Idlewild Fabrics by Riley Blake! I designed the Mod Triangle Print myself! It's not available for purchase yet, but I ...Continue Reading
Upcycled Recess Raglan Tutorial
Welcome to Day 2 of Recess Raglan Week! Today I'm going to show you how to upcycle a larger shirt or sweater into a Recess Raglan! (Don't forget the Recess Raglan PDF pattern is on sale all week for just $5!) Upcycling is a super fast way to make a raglan. You get to take a few shortcuts, including skipping hems! The Recess Raglan is already a pretty quick sew, so with these shortcuts, it is even faster! No promises that making your kids new shirts will make them love each other, but... Awwww... And apparently, ...Continue Reading
RECESS RAGLAN WEEK! Raglan with Pouch Pocket Add-on
Welcome to Recess Raglan Week! The Recess Raglan is one of my favorite patterns and probably the one I've used the most! I started making a new batch of raglan tees for my kids for fall and decided to turn it into a week-long event with lots of blog posts and some free add-ons! So I hope you will be inspired to sew your own stack of tees this week! The Recess Raglan is on sale through the duration of this event, just $5 in the shop! Download today and get sewing! This pattern comes in sizes 18M to 8 and has 3 sleeve options. ...Continue Reading
UNBIASED /// The GWEN dress, top (And SKIRT!)
I wanted to properly introduce my new pattern, the GWEN, with all of the versions that I sewed for myself. This pattern is available in the Unbiased Collection bundle which is on sale until tomorrow. First, I made a white textured dress with pleather accents! Pleather at the shoulders, placket and sleeves! I used the cap sleeve, which works with the pleather, though you can see that it is a little tight. I wouldn't try pleather sleeves with the longer sleeve options, though! I love the big white pearly buttons that I ...Continue Reading
Look #7: BOUND fabric Gwen Top
I've been sewing so many Gwen tops/dresses/skirts lately. This is my contribution to the Unbiased Collection. There are just so many options, I really put almost everything in this pattern to make it the perfect basis for sewing your own capsule wardrobe! The most basic option is a basic tee without the placket. It's nice and fitted so it works for any occasion, dressy or casual. The neckband is thicker than most neckbands. There are 3 sleeve options so it works for all seasons! I made this top is Art Gallery knit fabric by April Rhodes. ...Continue Reading
UNBIASED // The Diamond Dress
Another day, another pattern from the Unbiased Collection! This one is the Diamond Dress and it's seriously flattering! I love the fit of it. I didn't do any adjustments to the pattern and I just had to make one with stripes! The front bodice is pieced so you can use different fabrics if you want too! And it has pockets! Don't forget, there are just THREE days left to purchase the Unbiased Bundle! Then the super low price is gone for good! It's such a great deal, 4 patterns for $30 plus a valuable coupon book for ...Continue Reading
UNBIASED // The Adora Top
I'm continuing my week of Unbiased patterns with the Adora Top! This top is really cute- it has a front and back yoke, both are different shapes. The neckline is my favorite part, it has a large keyhole opening that is just perfect for a cute necklace. This pattern can be 100% knit or a combo of knit and woven, so I used muslin with a lace overlay for the woven parts. Lightweight knits are best for the rest of the pattern. I went for a neutral pallet with this top, so I can accessorize depending on the look I want. I collected ...Continue Reading
