Hello, Sara here. This video is extra special because I just launched my very first mini pattern—for your mini-me’s! You’ve all shown so much love for the Tie Dress, and now, you can make one for your little favourite people too.
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Hello, Sara here! Here’s an inspirational video just for you! I hope it sparks your creativity to make a unique coat featuring blanket stitches using any pattern you love. I’ve also created a free add-on sleeve pattern for those using the Faux Collar Pattern to transform it into a coat.
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I’m Sara, and I’m thrilled to have you here with me today. Hanbok Wrap Dress is really something special! If you’re new to my blog, I specialize in creating step-by-step sew-along videos and share bite-sized tips and inspiration for all you fellow sewing enthusiasts out there.
But today, I have some extraordinary news to share—I’ve just released my very first pattern, the Hanbok Wrap Dress! Now, many of you might already know that Hanbok is a beautiful Korean traditional garment worn on special occasions. As a Korean sewist living in Canada, I’ve always dreamed of creating a pattern inspired by Hanbok, and now it’s finally here!
I’ve taken inspiration from the elegant neckline, the graceful ties, the timeless sleeves, and the classic silhouette of the Hanbok, infusing it with a modern twist for added comfort and versatility.
In future episodes, I’ll dive deeper into the world of Hanbok and share more about my Hanbok Wrap Dress, but I know you’re eager to start sewing, so I’ll keep this introduction short and sweet.
If you’ve already pre-ordered the pattern, thank you so much for your trust and enthusiasm.
let’s dive into creating your very own Hanbok Wrap Dress! Grab your sewing gear and let’s get started!
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Thank you for joining me today on this exciting journey of sewing your Hanbok Wrap Dress. I hope you’re as excited as I am to see your finished creation. Remember, the How to Wear the Hanbok Wrap Dress video is in the works, but I’ve attached a sneak peek at the end of this video.
I’m incredibly grateful for your support, and I can’t wait to see your beautiful Hanbok creations. Please feel free to share your unique hacks and fabric combinations with me—I’d love to see what you come up with.
Hanbok Pattern Preview 01 – Inner Ties | Sewing Therapy’s Debut Pattern I’m so excited to announce that my debut pattern is releasing within a few more days and I will be starting to share video tutorials for my new pattern “Hanbok Wrap Dress” And I want to share this …
The Waterfall Dress is a lovely top and dress with dramatic standout sleeves. Hi, Sara here. What is your usual project process? Do you choose your pattern first or fabric first? While I normally pick the pattern before the fabric, this time I was inspired by this incredible fabric! When …
Welcome back to my channel – I’m Sara. Thanks for your patience for this Part 3 video of the Maple Skirt series. In Parts 1 & 2 we drafted our pattern and made the skirt, and Part 3 is all about the hem! In this video, I’ll show you 3 …
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.
Are you ready for some Sewing Therapy? Let’s get started!
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Happiest New Year to you! It’s Sara here, and I wanted to share a recap video of 2022 with you. Personally, it was a challenging year for me, namely due to my surgery in Korea which needed much more recovery time than I had expected. As a result, I wasn’t able to create as much content as I had planned, but I’m grateful that the surgery was a success and that 2022 was also the year I said goodbye to my facial spasm. I’m grateful for your support on my channel, as all your encouragement helped me to bounce back quicker. Thank you.
I’m feeling very passionate and energetic about this upcoming year, and I’m excited to bring you more helpful and therapeutic sew-along videos. I’m looking forward to sharing them with you and hopefully inspiring you and helping you grow in your sewing journey. Stay tuned for more to come!
Today I’m sharing my top 5 most-viewed videos of 2022 along with my thoughts about each of those makes now. Let’s get started!
I wish each of you and your loved ones a happy new year along with an abundance of hope for 2023. Thank you for being with me on this incredible journey and I’m looking forward to all that is to come in the new year. 안녕!
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Hi, Sara here, and I’m back, finally! I feel awkward sitting in front of the camera as it’s been a while. Thankfully my facial spasm has disappeared, but because of a side effect from surgery, my facial movements are still a bit off. Please disregard and focus on my sewing! …
Hello and welcome back to Sewing Therapy! I’m Sara, here to sewalong with you, today to make the Dolly Dress by Fibre Mood. After sewing a lot of jersey loungewear and complicated shirts, it feels so great to get back into dress sewing. My initial inspiration came from Julie of …
