You can quickly translate fabrics in Japanese to English, with this handy chart. I’ll also show you some examples of the most commonly used fabrics in Japanese sewing patterns!
Many of us who are blessed enough to know how to sew, have been sewing face masks for family, friends, colleagues and essential workers. I love the idea of making more personalised, what some people call “fashion face masks”, in order to:
- Keep track of each family member’s masks;
- remember which masks have already been worn before washing again;
- add some personality to something we are going to wearing daily;
- have some fun experimenting with embellishments!
Thousands of Little Boxy Dresses (LBD) have been made, so of course, we’ve seen lots of tweaks and design changes. Each completed dress makes a showcase of the wearer’s creativity, personality and style. I want to share some of my favourite LBD “hacks” with you.
Wow, 3000 women have taken part in my Little Boxy Dress Sewing Workshop. Isn’t that amazing? I’m so proud of each and every participant who decided they deserved to indulge in what they love—sewing!
This cross back apron pattern for adults and kids is available now in my shop, Sew in Love Patterns. It comes in six sizes, and is a fun and easy project for all skill levels. Take a look at some of aprons made by the Sew in Love community.
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