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.

Ever wondered how to adjust a smocked insertion to not continue under the arms? Susan teaches you how to add sides, or "wings" as we call them, to your smocked insertion. This is especially great if you are picture smocking, where you want your pleats close together and your design more concentrated in the middle of the garment. Whether you're a seasoned smocker or just getting started, this quick tutorial will give your handmade garments that polished, professional finish. M

This video lesson covers all four views of Basics for Boys III, our collection of our classic, young boys patterns – David, John,...

As originally designed, many of our cuffed sleeve patterns (like Basics for Boys ) are made for fabric that does that not have a wrong...

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.