Tutorials
Way to get as much use out of pdf patterns as possible
Tutorial at That's Sew Amy Blog
- Tutorial - How To Copy A Pattern For Multi Sizes
3 ways to use more than one size of a pattern Tutorial at Whoever Has the Most Fabric Blog "Back in the day when you bought a pattern, you bought it in your own size and there was only that one size in the envelope. Today, most patterns come in...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Crossover Top
Video lesson in adjusting a pattern style Tutorial at So Sew Easy Blog "I like to offer up a new free sewing pattern. But so many people have been asking me recently about how I make the patterns, how they can make their own, and how they can adjust...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Paper Pieced Heart Tea Cup
Cute Heart Tea Cup Pattern Heart Tea Cup Tutorial at Where the Orchids Grow Blog "I designed this block to be beginners friendly, but also included some smaller pieces to give you something to practice on. The pattern is divided up in sections...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Draped Cardigan
The secret is to add an extra shawl collar Draped Cardigan Tutorial at Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom Blog "First step is to make a pattern. Using a measuring tape, measure from the top of your shoulder down to where you want the back of your...
- Tutorial - How To Make An Oversized Hoodie
So cool! I'm so impressed! A hoodie! And she says it's easy! Oversized Hoodie Tutorial at The Boy Trifecta "I've found that, while there are some great boys patterns, many of the end at size 6 or 7, leaving my extremely tall 9-year-old out...
Tutorials
Tutorial - How to Trace a PDF Pattern
Tutorial at That's Sew Amy Blog
"I purchase a lot of pdf patterns online. I know pdf can be a pain but lately I prefer them over regular tissue patterns. Mainly because of sizing. With a regular tissue pattern you choose your size and then cut out your pattern accordingly. The problem is, what if you lose/gain weight? What if this pattern is for a baby/child and they will be growing out of that size tomorrow? I don’t want to have to go buy another pattern.I choose to trace my pdf patterns instead of cut them out because it makes more sense to me. I don’t like using any of my pins on paper because it dulls them so quickly. Also, I can’t see through the paper pattern to match up prints. Lastly, I don’t want to waste more paper printing out another copy later and waste time taping it together again".... Read more
- Tutorial - How To Copy A Pattern For Multi Sizes
3 ways to use more than one size of a pattern Tutorial at Whoever Has the Most Fabric Blog "Back in the day when you bought a pattern, you bought it in your own size and there was only that one size in the envelope. Today, most patterns come in...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Crossover Top
Video lesson in adjusting a pattern style Tutorial at So Sew Easy Blog "I like to offer up a new free sewing pattern. But so many people have been asking me recently about how I make the patterns, how they can make their own, and how they can adjust...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Paper Pieced Heart Tea Cup
Cute Heart Tea Cup Pattern Heart Tea Cup Tutorial at Where the Orchids Grow Blog "I designed this block to be beginners friendly, but also included some smaller pieces to give you something to practice on. The pattern is divided up in sections...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Draped Cardigan
The secret is to add an extra shawl collar Draped Cardigan Tutorial at Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom Blog "First step is to make a pattern. Using a measuring tape, measure from the top of your shoulder down to where you want the back of your...
- Tutorial - How To Make An Oversized Hoodie
So cool! I'm so impressed! A hoodie! And she says it's easy! Oversized Hoodie Tutorial at The Boy Trifecta "I've found that, while there are some great boys patterns, many of the end at size 6 or 7, leaving my extremely tall 9-year-old out...