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Posted in: Style & Wardrobe • November 30, 2016

Seamwork patterns are a great way to build and add variety to your wardrobe. Each pattern takes no more than a day to make from cut to finish. Mix and match the ever-evolving list of Seamwork patterns for an easy, customizable wardrobe of clothes you love. When you subscribe you will get two easy-to-make patterns a month, helping you achieve the perfect me-made wardrobe.

This month, we styled Ida and Willie for two cold weather party looks.



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Ready to channel your inner Kim Novak? This outfit combines Ida and Lady Grey for a look that embodies confident grace. Complete this look with tights and heels and you will be prepared for every holiday party in your future.



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Are the holiday parties on your calendar more easygoing? Try layering Neenah and Willie for a super cozy outfit that offers plenty of ease for cookies and pie. Pair these pieces with fleece-lined tights and your favorite flats for a look that doesn't sacrifice comfort for style.

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