Welcome back to Sewing Therapy. I’m Sara and as sunny weather approaches, it’s the perfect time to sew a Sunni Hat by Melilot Patterns and I invite you to join me. This video is for the Sunni Hat version that is constructed with a large brim and crown with elastic. …
Hello, Sara here. This is Part 2 of my video series that’s all about making your own Maple Skirt. In Part 1, we drew our pattern and cut out all our pieces. If you haven’t watched Part 1 yet, I highly recommend watching Part 1 before this video. The Maple …
Hello, Sara here. Today’s sewing tip is something new and special: drafting your own sewing pattern! Hoping that this skirt will become your favorite, I’ve prepared this video. I’ll walk you step-by-step on how to draft your own Maple Skirt pattern using a piece of cardstock. You probably know me …
Welcome back to Sewing Therapy. I’m Sara and I invite you to sew a Jale Dress with me. The Jale is a new pattern by Schnittchen Patterns that is a Blouse or Dress with an oversized fit with wide cuffed three-quarters length sleeves. Schnittchen recently relaunched their shop along with …
Hello and welcome back to Sewing Therapy. I’m Sara, I love to sew along with you and it’s been a while since I made a sew-along video! Today’s sew-along is for the Cameron Button Up. Lately, I have been preoccupied with creating short-form content as well as collaborating with CBC …
#sharpcorner #rightanglecorner #inversecorner #howtosewcorner This video is mashup of a series of I call “All About Corners” from my short form contents. In this video I’ll include tips for making a sharp corner, an inverse corner, a right angle corner, and making perfect rounded curves. And I have one more …
I created a new video clip demonstrating how to cover back neck seaming. I wanted to make it easier for you to find and apply this technique whenever you need it, whether on new or old garments. You can purchase my Sewing Therapy Labels here. FAQ Material List My recommendations …
Hello, Sara here. I created a new sewing tip video clip demonstrating how to create a high-low and curved hem. This clip is from my Ora Pinafore video, and I wanted to make it easier for you to find and apply this technique whenever you need it, whether on new or old garments.
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Hello and welcome back to Sewing Therapy. I’m Sara and today I’m sewing a Phen Shirt by Pattern Fantastique. When Nicole from Finchley Designs generously gifted me her self-designed fabric printed from Spoonflower, she also sent me the Phen Shirt pattern – thank you, Nicole! I envision making a really cute and unique Phen Shirt with this khaki-printed modern jersey fabric. But since the gifted fabric is precious to me, I first made a wearable muslin using a green linen fabric to avoid any mistakes in my final version. You’ll be able to see my second Phen Shirt made using this fabric on my social media! Thanks to Nicole, I am able to make this top and I invite you to join me!
Do you recall the Vali Dress video from about a year or so ago? That pattern was also by Pattern Fantastique and I am a huge fan of their designs as they are one-of-a-kind and really well-crafted. Pattern Fantastique describes the Phen shirt as the not-so-classic, classic shirt and I love these dramatic oversized batwing sleeves and the very unique nipped-in high hip hemline. However, it can be challenging to envision how the shirt is made as it is constructed uniquely and they rate the skill level as intermediate/advanced. But I am here to help you and sew along with you!
All three versions give off very different moods with the only difference being the collar styles. It can be unclear as to which collar is which, as there is no identification provided. My guess is that the version with the collar stand only must be Collar Option A and the other is Collar Option C, according to what the pattern pieces are called in the instructions. All three options are charming, and today I will make Option C with you. The process is the same for all options so please choose the style that you like best.
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Are you looking for new sewing patterns to add to your collection? In this video, I’m sharing 20 sewing patterns for 2023. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned seamstress, you’ll love this collection of sewing patterns for 2023!
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