Girl Friends Holiday Party by Ann Kelle

By Skipping Stones Studios

Bookish by Sharon Holland

As part of an ongoing design series, Alabama Studio Style builds upon techniques explored in Alabama Stitch Book with new stitching, stenciling, and beading methods, applying them to twenty extraordinary clothing and home decor projects. Also included are recipes comprising three delicious menus. Alabama Studio Style shows us that true style encompasses not only what we wear, how we decorate, and what we eat, but also how we care for our environment.

Adorn by Rashida Coleman Hale

Whistler Studios

Rain or Shine by Jessica Swift

Far Far Away 3 by Heather Ross

First Light - a collaborative collection by Ruby Star Society

Vanity Fur by Clara Jean

Adorn by Rashida Coleman Hale

Details: Beautiful details elevate the Tofino Pants from simple lounge pants to a well created garment. Sizes: 0-16 included Skill Level: Beginner Format: Paper Here's the first pattern that you won't want to leave the house in! The Tofino Pants are cozy, casual pyjama pants for lounging at home. They're more fitted than your typical slouchy PJ pants, but just as comfortable! The rise is cut higher in the back and lower in the front so it's more comfortable for sitting. Faux-fly detail adds a modern touch. Piping and vertical seaming down the sides elongates the leg and adds a bright touch of colour. At the waistline, there's both elastic in the casing and a fabric tie belt to customize the fit. Your choice of full length pants or knee length shorts. If you're a beginner, you could definitely make these pants, but you may want to skip the piping on your first pair to make them even easier to sew. So cosy, you'll reach for them the minute you get home! Note: Pants on model are hemmed to fit, and are about 4" (10cm) longer than the garment shown. Check the finished inseam measurements when making your own pair! Sizing is proportioned for a pear-shaped figure: smaller waist, larger hips.

Tunic No. 1

Sweet 'n Spookier by AGF Studio

Boardwalk by Alexander Henry Fabrics

First Light - a collaborative collection by Ruby Star Society

Designed with the transitional seasons in mind, the Tamarack Jacket is a warm and stylish quilted coat perfect for spring and fall layering. Follow one of the two quilting designs included, or design your own to make your Tamarack totally original to you! You’ll stay toasty thanks to the inner layer of cotton or wool batting, while the roomy welt pockets will keep your belongings safe and your hands warm. | Techniques involved include straight seams, basic quilting, sewing darts, inserting welt pockets, and applying bias binding. | Difficulty: Intermediate

The Square Neck Top is a boxy dolman sleeved top with a square neckline. It is slightly cropped. It is a great beginner sewing pattern and includes pattern pieces to make the top from a knit or woven fabric! KNIT VERSION: Knit fabrics with at least 20% 4-way stretch are suitable. Cotton jersey, rib knits, lightweight french terry are a few types of fabric that would be great. Generally, sturdier knits are easier to work with and drapier thinner knits are a little more difficult. WOVEN VERSION: The woven Square Neck top looks great in linen, cotton, rayon, silk, etc! The fabric you choose will affect how your top looks. If you choose a drapey fabric like a rayon or silk you will have more of a blouse-y look. If you choose something like linen it will have a more structured vibe.