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I'm doing things a little differently with my handmade wardrobe posts this time around. Rather than work behind the scenes and then do a post once ...

I know a lot of you are mainly garment sewers and not quilters so I wanted to take a minute and talk a little bit about a few basic quilting te...

Today I'm bringing you a quick and simple Lark variation, how to add a strap neckline detail, as pictured above. It adds an extra bit of interest ...

*Updated January 9, 2021 to include the Tamarack Hood, Collar & Patch Pocket add on. Pre-Quilted Nani Iro fabric at Miss Matatabi We've gotte...

I think some of you may have had an idea that this was coming, but today we're excited to unveil the newest Grainline Studio pattern, the Tamarack...

It's been a few weeks since my post on my fall wardrobe inspiration but I'm finally back with my fall / winter sewing plans! As always, these are ...

Today we're sewing up the Lark Cardigan. Start by cutting out your pattern. You'll need 2 sleeves, 1 back, and 2 fronts. The assembly instruction...

Today we've got the first installment in how to turn your Lark Tee into a draped cardigan. It's pretty easy but rather than give it all to you at ...

A few weeks ago, you may have seen my inspiration post where I talked about my fall wardrobe plans. Recently, I took that inspiration and channeled...

Today we'll be hemming our Larks. As with the sleeves, this is the same for every style of shirt included in this pattern. This is the most basic ...

Now for our final neckline, the boatneck. This one is by far the easiest with only 3 steps. Lets go! This first step is optional, but if you have...

Today we're going to finish up the neckline of the V-Neck. For this I recommend using a combination of your sewing machine and serger if this is y...