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Although cutting can be tedious, cutting the Uniform Tunic is pretty straightforward. Not too many pieces and just a bit of fusible. Follow the di...

Today in the Uniform Tunic Sew-Along we’re going to discuss a few common pattern adjustments. We’ll start with blending between sizes, cover length...

Today we’re going to talk about selecting your proper size. The first thing you’ll need to do is get some measurements. The three measurements ne...

Last week Lexi unearthed a bag containing the pieces for this cute short sleeve Linden we had cut months ago from the bottom of a long forgotten d...

  As part of our Uniform Make-Along I’ll be sewing my tunic here on the blog with you all. The first step in any successful project is gathering y...

May is upon us and it's time again for Me Made May! If you've followed along with me and Grainline for the past few years you'll know that I'm ter...

Now that the Uniform Knit & Sew books have been arriving into your mailboxes it’s time to talk about fabric selection for the tunics! If yo...

Something pretty random happened at the beginning of this year that lead to me getting reacquainted with one of my favorite past times as well as ...

From time to time I get inquiries about making a non-quilted Tamarack Jacket, aka one without quilting or batting, and yes, it is 100% possible...

Almost as soon as we published the Scout pattern we started receiving requests for a scout sleeve variation pattern pack, so today, 5 years after t...

Just in time for spring we've restocked our best selling tee patterns, the Scout and Lark! These two tees are real workhorses in any wardrobe and ...

Today I'll be showing you how to make covered snaps for your Yates Coat. If you're not using covered snaps you can simply sew your snaps on using t...