Add a little pizazz to your next outfit! This simple pocket can be added after you are finished sewing for storage for all their little...

Pair your favorite shirt under the Katina jumper for year round use. We used the Alex blouse for this look. We love this novelty...

When you think Katina, your first thought isn't a Christmas jumper - but it's as sweet as can be! Bring a little taste of summer to winter by pairing this sweet sundress with a long sleeve shirt for an adorable jumper. This is a perfect look to show off your favorite colors of corduroy! Shop the Look Pattern: Katina Fabric: Corduroy Red by Robert Kaufman Buttons: 1/2" Shiny Red Buttons Shirt Pattern: Children’s Corner Alex (blouse) with Children’s Corner Ruthie (long slee

Add a touch of frilly ruffles to the Katina and shorten it to this darling top. A shortened Katina is a great choice for warm days of...

We tend to find inspiration in many different places, and when we considered how to use the Scallops Add-on Pack in an unusual way, we...

Soft and breezy, a shortened Katina is a great choice for warm days of play. You can make this a quick unsmocked version, or we give you instructions on a smocked version as well. The construction is the same as the Katina instructions, but see below for new fabric requirements and skirt lengths for the tunic length. We are sewing from the 2020 release of Katina. If you are using an older version, you will need to accommodate for the revised seam allowance of 1/2" at the yo

When you have time to sew one dress, why not sew 2 at the same time. In this tutorial, Melissa sews a reversible Katina. One side is...

At times it may be necessary to line the skirt of a Katina if the chosen fabric is very light colored or light weight. This is a very...

Katina is a soft and breezy dress, and never has this been more true than in this version made with knit. We show you the few minor...

The Katina yoke may be small, but there are many ways to dress it up for a new look. In this tutorial, Cathy adds a ruffle. Supplies...

We loved seeing this mashup written by blogger Abbey Wilkinson of Dress Them Dearly. Inspired by a bubble she spotted in a catalog, this...