Canyon Cardigan Sew Along: Day One We’re back for another sew along! This time we will be sewing the Canyon Cardigan. Perfect for any season, the Canyon Cardigan takes a basic cardigan to the next level with style and detail, but is still a pretty quick sew!...
Welcome to day one of our Thomas Track Pants Sew Along!! I am so excited for this sew along. My son loves his Thomas Track Pants, especially that side zipper at the hem. He has sports practices during the winter and he gets HOT during practice, so he wears shorts. But...
FollowFollowFollow Saving Cadence: Round Back Adjustment Aug 23, 2019 Noreen Mays is making her Love Notions Blog debut with a super helpful round back adjustment as well as some helpful tips and inspo for sewing up the Cadence Dress and Top. Be SURE to snag thia...
FollowFollowFollow How to Adjust the Armscye by Tessa | Apr 12, 2019 Welcome to Feature Friday on the blog where Sneha from SewingCurves.com will help us unravel the mystery of the armscye adjustment. One of the amazing things about sewing your own garments is the...
Hi! I’m Anjori from House of Lilli. I adore all of the Love Notions patterns but because I’m 5’2″ and the patterns are drafted for 5’5″, I always need to shorten the tops and dresses such as the Rhapsody Blouse. I also have a 3 year...
FollowFollowFollow We’re starting a new segment here on the Love Notions blog- have you ever had a random question about sewing, fitting, patterns, etc.? Nows your chance to ask it! Raising a raglan neckline I recently got this question in my email and thought...
Love That Look: Tessa Sheath Dress – with fisheye darts! Hi – it’s Mac of Harper+Lu, guest blogging about the Tessa Sheath Dress. I have a confession for all of you. Until recently, I hadn’t owned a classic black sheath dress! I have always...
Love Notions patterns are drafted for the 5’5″ woman. Pattern altering is easy even if you are shorter or taller than that standard. Ladies patterns include a lengthen/short line. Additionally, bust, waist and hip lines are also marked to make it even...
Hello!! It’s Kelly, Tami’s VA, and I’m going to talk to you about pattern modifying today. Most of the time, when you need to add length to a shirt, you can get away with simply extending the pattern along the length/shorten line provided. But, that...
