Personalised Superhero Capes
Recently my two daughters were invited to a super hero party. I hadn't sewn anything for them for quite a while so decided it was time.. queue personalised, hooded superhero capes!
#sewingseren
My most recent project was sewing the Tilly and the Buttons (TATB) Seren dress in a light blue linen.
Christmas Napkins - How To
This morning I decided whip up a few napkins for the table this festive season. If you fancy doing the same keep reading...
Finally the B6556 is Complete!
For those of you who have been following along with the Sew-along Mum and I finally got around to finishing our dresses... Here's our experience of making B6556.
Sewing Gem Round-Up for July and August - What’s new?
It’s been a while since we updated you on what’s been going on at Sewing Gem, so here’s a round-up of all things new...
Getting on board with the Gertie B6556 Sew-Along.
Here at Sewing Gem we (Mum and I) have decided to join in with the Gertie B6556 Sew-Along. In case you were interested in joining in the fun we thought a quick blog on the details might be of interest.
Sewing The Rosie - Elegance and Feminity
I thought I would share my experience of making the Sew Over it Rosie Dress. I love this dress and think it looked perfect on my model Sophie. The combination of structured bodice with the linen fabric resulted in a versatile dress that could either be worn to a wedding or to the park on a summer's day.
What's New At Sewing Gem
It’s been a pretty exciting first month at Sewing Gem, so we thought we'd take this opportunity to keep you up to date with sewing projects and new products available in store.
Mother and Daughter Sewcialisation
As someone relatively new to sewing I initially presumed it was a lonely hobby, however I have been pleasantly surprised by the community of sewers that exist - online, friends you didn’t know were a dab hand with a sewing machine and new friends I’ve made through classes, workshops and sewing groups. I love nothing more than chatting through a pattern that you’re both making and sharing ideas and tips. I think keeping things as ‘sewcial’ as possible adds to the fun and enjoyment of the overall sewing process, plus you might learn a few things from each other.
Advice for the Advanced Sewist
Suddenly you find yourself in a position where you can make a pretty thing or two! You are probably adapting patterns, possibly even pattern making your own, not only to create the perfect garment but also the perfect fit that makes its wearer smile (that's not to say that there won't be the odd failure along the way - that is part of learning right!!). Not only have you gained a new skill, you have gained a new form of escapism and enjoyment. Bring it on!
Advice for the Intermediate Sewist
So you’ve got this far - You’ve become accustomed to the workings of your machine and you’ve been pretty chuffed with your makes. Where next?... Keep reading, absorbing, learning and most importantly sewing.
Advice for the Beginner Sewist
So you've decided you'd like to give this sewing thing a go - read on to learn how.
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