Melbourne Frocktails is an annual cocktail party for anyone who loves to sew their own clothes. Once you score your ticket, (they sell out in minutes) it’s all about what the heck are you going to make this year… Continue reading →

I came across the Sorbetto top pattern by Colette Patterns after searching for a free pattern for a few of my beginner students. The pattern has been around for a while so there are plenty of versions online which is great if you are looking for a new pattern, you can really get an idea of the end result.

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A few months ago I ran a Zadie Jumspuit workshop and with all workshops, I like to test out the patterns before running the classes to make sure they are suitable and the instructions are clear.

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I’m thrilled to welcome two new staff members to the Sew This Pattern Sewing Studio team!

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I’m thrilled to be asked to share some of my makes on the Minerva Crafts Blogger Network.

For my first project, I have chosen the most beautiful printed sateen with pretty big colourful cranes on it using a dress pattern by McCalls 6953. 

To read all about my make of this stunning dress, head to the Minerva Crafts Blog.

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It’s that time of the year again!, The annual Tessuti competition, and this year the competition theme is Colour in Thirds. The fabric is a Japanese polyester crepe de chine and comes in three colours.

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This month, you might see a lot of #frockingfabulous selfies filling your feed—that’s because I’m taking on the Frocktober 31-day challenge. I’m wearing a dress every day for the month of October to raise urgently-needed funds for ovarian cancer research.

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This Faux Fur Jacket is my latest and probably most worn make. It’s McCalls pattern 7257 using faux fur from Spotlight stores. Continue reading →

Meet Sienna,  my latest PDF Sewing Pattern.

When I made up today’s new pattern months ago for a sewing competition I knew it had to be made up into a PDF Sewing pattern. Continue reading →