We’ve been working really hard to get the Satya Pants pattern ready for release. Â Boasting aside, they’re really good, folks! As usual, the watercolor from Candace at Dandyroo Designs for the cover is the icing on the cake. Â Just so sweet and cute! The pattern is unisex so it works for both boys and girls {…Continue Reading}
This Kid’s Clothes Week sort of snuck up on me – were you better prepared? Â I’ve been up to my eyeballs with pattern preparations – two of my own and working on contract jobs for other brands at the same time. From that desire, a Swingin’ Satya Top was created! When I’ve been immersed in {…Continue Reading}
This is a video tutorial for a pattern that will be releasing shortly. Â I link to this post in the tutorial, so I needed to publish this ahead of time. Clean Finish on a Lined Sleeve from Jennuine Design on Vimeo. This definitely falls under the category of easiest to show vs. photos or drawings. {…Continue Reading}
Drumroll please… Â It’s time to announce the winners of the #SatyaSeason promotion! First I’d like to thank all of the sponsors for their generous discounts and prize donations. Â I shop at all three on a regular basis and can’t recommend them more – Hawthorne Threads, Imagine Gnats and Raspberry Creek Fabrics. I went through each {…Continue Reading}
Hashtags have a way of growing into something more, don’t they?  Well that dear friends, is what just happened with the #SatyaSeason hashtag I casually applied to some of my most recent posts of the Satya Romper I made to accommodate Arden’s most recent growth spurt. I’ve been working quietly on two patterns which will be {…Continue Reading}
Not too long ago, I received a message through Instagram direct message from Libs Elliott.  She introduced herself as a new designer for Andover Fabrics and asked if I’d be willing to make a Naples Dress from her True Love fabric line for Quilt Market. Well… YEA-UH!! From Andover’s introduction: “Libs Elliott is a textile designer {…Continue Reading}
Hopefully, one of the things you’ll receive this Mother’s Day is a little time for sewing. Â If you do, I’ve got you covered with a little Mom’s Day sale: This excludes printed patterns and multi-pattern bundles, but you can get all the parts of those bundles with the larger discount by adding them separately. Â Use {…Continue Reading}
Browsing on Amazon, one of the cool things for books is the “Look Inside” feature.  It’s a great way to virtually flip through the pages and decide if the book is what you’re looking for.  That’s what I want to do for my patterns – give a tour to help you make a buying decision. You {…Continue Reading}
Satya season is coming around again! Â The first Satya Romper I made for Arden still fits, but there isn’t any extra room to spare. So I thought I’d make Arden a new one and pass the original to Hadley. Â In my eagerness to make sure there was a little room to grow, I made this {…Continue Reading}
I finally listed my printed patterns in my shop! Â The holdup was twofold: I was trying to figure out shipping on a physical product, and I wanted to have a single listing for the patterns with a toggle for the type. Â After some tinkering with my e-commerce program I finally figured it out! Â As for {…Continue Reading}
