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Ludlow Scarf Ravelry Project LinkPattern: Ludlow by Julie Hoover for Brooklyn TweedYarn: Brooklyn Tweed Loft in FossilSweater & Jeans: Madewel...

We always get questions about applying fusible interfacing so I wanted to add a photo illustration in addition to the information labeled on the pa...

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

As both Karen and Kate at Kelbourne Woolens have mentioned, you all completely blew us away with your Summer of Basics projects! When starting out ...

Today we're going to talk about a few common pattern adjustments you might find helpful in making your Hadley Top. Below you'll find instructions f...

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 nee...

1. Hadley Pattern: You can find the pattern here. 2. Fabric: I’m using an ivory rayon for View A and a monstera print cotton/rayon lawn for View B...

Alright, it's time to announce the plan for the Hadley Sew-Along! We're going to start it out on Monday, Sept. 4th so it's time to make sure you'v...

Getty Sweater Ravelry Project LinkPattern: Getty by Shellie AndersonYarn: Shibui Cima & TwigNecklace: Verna by Lindsay LewisShoes: Nisolo Sofi...

Today we're going to talk about choosing your Hadley fabric! Probably the most important thing to remember when choosing fabrics is that the Hadley...

Our vision for the Hadley was to create a top wearable on a daily basis that has bold details. We love the perfect tee, but we also love structured...

Today I'm so excited to introduce our newest pattern, the Hadley Top! When we started out working on this pattern we wanted to design a simple, el...