by Maeve Fanning | Nov 4, 2019 | Christmas, guest blogger, sewing for kids, velvet
Dress Fabrics Guest Blogger: Amanda Sewing a Velvet Dress Hello fellow creators! I’m Amanda from DerivingMommyhood and I have a fun project to share with you. When Maeve posted her newest stretch velvets, I immediately fell in love with the plum colorway. I mean,...
by Maeve Fanning | Jul 18, 2019 | Cotton sateen, guest blogger, trousers
Dress Fabrics Guest Blogger: Louise The Ultimate Floral Trousers This is my second blog for Dressfabrics and this time I used a gorgeous floral stretch cotton sateen to make the Sew Over It Ultimate trousers. This was a perfect fabric and pattern combination. When...
by Maeve Fanning | Jul 5, 2019 | Baby dress, guest blogger, Linen, sewing for kids
Dress Fabrics Guest Blogger: Amanda Sewing for my Baby Hi, it’s Amanda from Deriving Mommyhood here to share some amazing linen that Maeve has available (NB this particular fabric has sold out but we have lots of other lovely linens- Maeve). She sent me some...
by Maeve Fanning | Mar 29, 2019 | guest blogger, twill, Viscose
Introducing Dress Fabrics Guest Blogger: Charlotte Sewing a Fringe Hi Everyone! Charlotte (@charlottewhincup) here to chat about my make for the Dress Fabrics Blog. Firstly, a wee bit of background info about myself. I started sewing about six years ago when I...
by Maeve Fanning | Mar 25, 2019 | guest blogger, Jersey, pdf patterns, sewing for kids
Introducing Dress Fabrics Guest Blogger: Sarah Some Sweet Dress Fabrics for a Little Lollipop… Sometimes the planets align and in my sewing world this happened a few weeks ago. I got a lovely message from Marina of Frocks & Frolics asking me if...
by Maeve Fanning | Mar 15, 2019 | Coats, guest blogger, jacket, Winter sewing, Wool
Introducing Dress Fabrics Guest Blogger: Shelley Sewing is my joy, my therapy. My mother was a seamstress and my childhood memories are full of the hum of her sewing machine and the kitchen table being covered by an assortment of fabrics. As I got older she would...
