tutorials

To help celebrate Valentine’s day on February 14th we are offering you a free printable to create a fun heart shaped project.

Liesl is here with a tutorial for her easy facing and lining technique. It can be used on the Building Block Dress and on many other styles.

Today Shelley is talking about sewing the Oliver + S Building Block Dress in knit fabric and sharing the version she made.

Liesl demonstrates how you can take the techniques presented in the Oliver + S Building Block Dress and apply them to women’s patterns as well to make exactly the dress you’re dreaming of.

Rachel has been sewing doll skirts again. We have a free printable skirt pattern for 13-inch and 14.5-inch dolls. They are absolutely adorable and are super quick and easy to make!

’Tis the season to be sewing! Shelley is here to inspire you to sew some Christmas pajamas with a tutorial on adding cuffs to Oliver + S knit patterns.

Thanks to Sarvi we have a cute tutorial on how to make a heart-shaped cut-out back. It looks lovely on the Oliver + S Fairy Tale Dress.

Thanks to Lisa we have a nice tutorial on how to do English paper piecing. In looks fantastic on the yoke and pockets of the Oliver + S Ice Cream Dress.

Thanks to Shelley, we have a nice micro modification on how to make a gathered long sleeve on the Lisette for Butterick B6168 fit-and-flare dress.

Learn how to do lacework using this tutorial. Rebekah sewed an exquisite flower girl dress using the Oliver + S Fairy Tale Dress.

Liesl is here with a tutorial for lengthening the Liesl + Co. City Stroll Wrap Skirt. It’s one of her favorite patterns, and she has made a longer-length version in rayon for warm weather.

The forecast for today is partly cloudy with a 100% chance of pompoms. Thanks to Anne from I’d Rather Be Sewing, we have a nice tutorial on how to make a fun pom pom skirt. Our free Onstage Tutu skirt is used as the starting point.