A few weeks ago, I discovered a really cool website that I wanted to share with y'all. Show Studio the Home of Fashion Film. Be sure to checkout the fashion and the free patterns they have for download by searching on the term pattern download.
Head over to the Home of Fashion Film
Enjoy!
Christiana
Showing posts with label free patterns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label free patterns. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Monday, April 25, 2011
Free Pattern Month Starts Today!
Yes it's true, a whole month of patterns. Blogger Grosgrain is hosting a month of patterns featuring tutorials and patterns from great blogger around the world. She's starting the month with a tutorial from Adey the Sew Convert for a lovely top she calls the Sunny Resort Blouse. Click the button on the right side of my blog, this will take you right to the pattern of the day.
Happy Sewing
Christiana
Happy Sewing
Christiana
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Summer is on its way!
Summer is on its way. Even though the weather outside tells me something different, there is a sign that summer is near - the pattern companies are starting to release their summer offerings. McCalls early summer patterns are now available on-line. This year they are offering shoe accessories, an interesting concept; although I don't it's something I'm going to put on my list of projects. What I do like is the lines in McCalls 6329, a simple style lined jacket that offers a number of fabric possibilities. In print, or a solid, a bright colour or a casual khaki, this lined jacket would look great with a summer skirt or paired nicely with jeans. Then there's M6326, summer tops. The asymmetrical pink top is my favorite. Summer sewing is so much fun.
An for those of you who aren't quite ready for summer sewing yet. Be sure to enter my giveaway to win a McCalls cape pattern. You have until February 28th to enter
Christiana
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Vogue Pattern Giveaway
I've just put a new gadget on my blog, a polling gadget. To encourage participation and help grow my readership I'm sponsoring my first ever blog giveaway. I'm giving away a Vogue Pattern 1205 - a fabulous dress by designer Kay Unger. This is a new pattern in size 8-10-12-14.
To enter the contest take the poll and leave a comment on this post, I'd love to hear why you'd like to have this pattern or how you would add your personal style to this dress. Maybe you have a fantastic piece of fabric in your stash that is perfect for this dress or perhaps you have creative touch that you'd like to show off using this pattern.
The contest ends on December 31st.
Good Luck
To enter the contest take the poll and leave a comment on this post, I'd love to hear why you'd like to have this pattern or how you would add your personal style to this dress. Maybe you have a fantastic piece of fabric in your stash that is perfect for this dress or perhaps you have creative touch that you'd like to show off using this pattern.
The contest ends on December 31st.
Good Luck
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Never Underestimate the Power of a Woman with a Sewing Machine!
Feeling Stichy posted this cute saying and I couldn't wait to share it with all my on-line sewing peeps! Another business trip has kept me far..far away from my sewing projects. Tonight was "hang out" on line night and I got caught up with the sewing blog community. Here's some are some of the highlights of my travels through the cyber sewing space.
...turning back time with a little vintage
I absolutely adore Evie's vintage creation. Such an elegant dress in a radiant blue. Sew amazing! She even has the perfect finishing touches, love the shoes and the seamed stockings. The weather is cooling off and Lemondrop Vintage is cuddling up with the soon to arrive little lemondrop in a cozy vintage sweater.
One less UFO -
How many of us have a few UnFinishedObjects in our stash. Sewing projects that we started; but never finished. Paul Simon sings about 50 Ways to Leave your Lover. There must be at least 50 ways to recover that UFO...just slip into the stash...make a new plan... Check out Sharon's project from two years ago that she recently finished. Great job on such an unique skirt.
New Looks from Old Patterns
I just adore it when I see new styles adapted from old patterns. The caftan pattern that the writer of The Sew Convert Blog used to create her fabulous tops from reminds me of a caftan pattern that my mom used to make caftans for me, my sister, my aunt and herself. The new look to an old style is a great example of how creative you can get with sewing patterns.
A new seamstress.
I love it when I hear about little ones being inspired to sew. I started sewing early. Harvey's Seat Belt Blog shared a story of an up an coming seamstress. What is Harvey's Seat Belt Blog all about? If you're into handbags...and I do love handbags...you have to check these guys out. In 1997, when installing seat belts in a 1950's Buick, they came up with the idea of making a matching seat belt. Now they make hundreds of seat belt bags. So cool!
Speaking of Handbags, I recently discovered The Miche Bag. A handbag with interchange able shells. I'm wondering if any bloggers out there have tried making custom shells for the Miche Bag.
Well...it's getting late and I have another presentation tomorrow, so...
Type at you later!
Christiana
...turning back time with a little vintage
I absolutely adore Evie's vintage creation. Such an elegant dress in a radiant blue. Sew amazing! She even has the perfect finishing touches, love the shoes and the seamed stockings. The weather is cooling off and Lemondrop Vintage is cuddling up with the soon to arrive little lemondrop in a cozy vintage sweater.
One less UFO -
How many of us have a few UnFinishedObjects in our stash. Sewing projects that we started; but never finished. Paul Simon sings about 50 Ways to Leave your Lover. There must be at least 50 ways to recover that UFO...just slip into the stash...make a new plan... Check out Sharon's project from two years ago that she recently finished. Great job on such an unique skirt.
New Looks from Old Patterns
I just adore it when I see new styles adapted from old patterns. The caftan pattern that the writer of The Sew Convert Blog used to create her fabulous tops from reminds me of a caftan pattern that my mom used to make caftans for me, my sister, my aunt and herself. The new look to an old style is a great example of how creative you can get with sewing patterns.
A new seamstress.
I love it when I hear about little ones being inspired to sew. I started sewing early. Harvey's Seat Belt Blog shared a story of an up an coming seamstress. What is Harvey's Seat Belt Blog all about? If you're into handbags...and I do love handbags...you have to check these guys out. In 1997, when installing seat belts in a 1950's Buick, they came up with the idea of making a matching seat belt. Now they make hundreds of seat belt bags. So cool!
Speaking of Handbags, I recently discovered The Miche Bag. A handbag with interchange able shells. I'm wondering if any bloggers out there have tried making custom shells for the Miche Bag.
Well...it's getting late and I have another presentation tomorrow, so...
Type at you later!
Christiana
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
BMV Patterns of the Week and Free Pattern Downloads
Lots of pattern news this week.
Once again BMV is featuring some great patterns in their pattern of the week. First one is Butterick 5054, I like view D. I'm not sure if you'd call this a handbag or a backpack, but it sure is cute. The second is McCalls 6076, a basic shirt pattern and the third is V8665. Both the Vogue and the McCalls patterns look like great wardrobe builders. This week I decided to order all three, I'm hoping that the shipping doesn't take too long as I'm eager to try these out. Especially the backpack styled bag.
I also stumbled upon a Russian pattern website called Lekala and this month they are offering free pattern downloads during the month of September, yes that's right free. The only caveat is that they are available in two sizes 42 and 44.
On the sewing front, I've managed to finish off the second pair or lounge pants that I blogged about in August. Photos to come later.
Christiana
Once again BMV is featuring some great patterns in their pattern of the week. First one is Butterick 5054, I like view D. I'm not sure if you'd call this a handbag or a backpack, but it sure is cute. The second is McCalls 6076, a basic shirt pattern and the third is V8665. Both the Vogue and the McCalls patterns look like great wardrobe builders. This week I decided to order all three, I'm hoping that the shipping doesn't take too long as I'm eager to try these out. Especially the backpack styled bag.
I also stumbled upon a Russian pattern website called Lekala and this month they are offering free pattern downloads during the month of September, yes that's right free. The only caveat is that they are available in two sizes 42 and 44.
On the sewing front, I've managed to finish off the second pair or lounge pants that I blogged about in August. Photos to come later.
Christiana
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