The Sew Along that started it all in March 2020! We've been dreaming for years about how to bring you more video content. Now seems like...

We take a fresh look at the Children’s Corner Poppy pattern. For a more tailored look, we straightened out the pleats in the front to...

You can use these instructions to add exposed pockets to the Robert pants, shorts or skort. Cute trim, piping, ric-rac or even a tiny ruffle can be stitched at the pocket and waistband edges. Coordinating fabric or fabric cut on the cross-grain can also be used for the pockets for another option. Supplies Children’s Corner Robert pattern Use the fabric and elastic requirements for your size listed in the pattern. Decorative trim – (sizes 6mo – 6) 1½ yards (sizes 7 – 14) 1 ¾

We are delighted to continue with our ever-popular Sew Alongs. Susan will teach how to fussy cut your large prints to get them to match...

Julia is a lovely dress that looks even more couture with this classic sash. Make it with or without pockets. This dress works great in...

Melissa will teach this cute Tate using a pre-quilted, double sided fabric. It is self-lined, and all seams and edges are finished with...

Susan sews the Bailey pattern with Sailboat applique. Bailey is available in printed format or as a digital download. Supplies Children's...

Susan sews the unsmocked version of the April pattern, which is available as a digital download or in printed form. Supplies Children's...

This alternate method for finishing a romper inseam works really well for the smaller sizes. Follow along as we show you how in this...

Sometimes it is just easier to see someone else sew, isn't it? Follow along as we sew the Alex pattern, and finish the romper without...

Sew with us as we sew this sweet quilt design. Our resident quilting expert, Chris, will walk you through the construction of this...

Sew Along with Susan as she pairs this darling skort with the Nora peplum . Susan adds a ruffle at the pocket of her skort for that extra...

Want to learn to smock? This series has everything you need to learn the basics of geometric smocking. Taught by Melissa, you will...

Watch as Susan sews our Tiered Add-on pattern. It's an add-on pattern because it pairs with several of our other patterns to make an...

Sometimes this technique is a little tricky, but plackets are a mainstay in sewing children's garments. Susan walks you through how to...

Attaching grippers to finish a baby bubble or romper doesn't have to be scary! Melissa shows you some quick tricks that will make this finishing step a breeze. Children's Corner Patterns that may be closed with grippers: Alex , Bailey , Harper , Johnny , Jamie . Supplies SnapSetter tool (Melissa shows the Dritz brand, either work well) Stuff It Snaps (Size 16) Click the printer icon below for printable version.

Susan shows you how to make quilted fabric that you can use in a variety of garments and cozy projects. Take two coordination fabrics, add some batting, and quilt the top with a simple diamond-shape with your sewing machine! This video corresponds well with our Sew Along with Melissa where she makes a Quilted Tate coat with bound edges. Find the 3-part video series here . Supplies Fabric - 2 coordinating, one front and back Batting Sewing machine with quilting foot Click the

See how to make a beautiful yoke using the wrap around technique featured in many of our patterns Lee, Victoria, Louise, Ruffle Louise,...

In this video, Bonnie shows you through how to add piping to your sleeve. You may choose this embellishment to add to the Banded Puff...

Bonnie shows you this easy way to accomplish a gathered finish to your sleeve with elastic. You may choose this as an alternative to...

Watch as our Bonnie, an expert heirloom teacher, shows you how to add a sweet embellishment to your Angel Sleeve. You may choose this as...

Bonnie gives three great ideas to add a special touch to your Bishop or Missy. These are great ideas to give an heirloom gown a fresh new...

Watch Susan as she adds piping to a Peter Pan collar. This collar is the epitome of a classic look, and is included in many of our patterns. Once you know how to do this technique, you will repeat it again and again. Piped collars are included in the following Children's Corner patterns: Alex Allie Carol Basics for Boys Eleanor Emily Frannie Baby Frannie Jenni Leigh Lee Victoria Click the printer icon below for printable version.

See how to make corded piping with easy and perfection each time. Susan teaches in this video. All you need is a rotary cutter, ruler and...