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Four women on the benefits of pursuing fiber art in retirement. By Sara Berkes.
This small island has three fabric stores to satisfy your quilting, crafting, and garment-making needs. By Noelle Fujii-Oride.
What happened when I swapped welts for zippers and added a bit of ruffle to my bomber jacket. By Claire MacPherson.
I didn’t need a fancy fitting adjustment to fix this issue. I just needed to fit what I saw on my muslin. By Meg Stively.
Fabric ideas and fitting details for this dolman sleeve sweater.
Fabric ideas and fitting details for this wrap sweater.
Sewing is an adventure. There might be a map, but you get to choose what path you take.
You love this craft, but sometimes it’s hard to stay focused—here are 3 tips for staying present while you sew this month.
In this video, learn a shoulder slope adjustment.
Get inspired by these finished Seamwork projects.
Create a classic wardrobe that reflects your unique style with the Larkin jacket and Ryan T-shirt.
This month, the Seamwork Radio Podcast explores some of the core principles of fitting and how you can get started on your own fitting journey. By Sarai Mitnick.
The fast fashion industry is a behemoth—so radicalize your sewing practice. By Brittany Archibald.
Getting inspired by Welsh tapestry. By Jess Lucas.
Connecting with my Filipino culture by learning how to sew terno. By Nicole Angeline.
What is it about cosplay that is so entrancing—why do people want to transform themselves into someone else? By Meg Stively.
Get comfortable fitting your me-made clothes with this fun, helpful video class and free download.
Fabric ideas and fitting details for this bomber jacket.
Fabric ideas and fitting details for this T-shirt.
Taking a two-dimensional piece of fabric and making it fit in a way that feels right is part art and part science.
Leap into the new season with this early fall capsule wardrobe featuring the Mina top. By Farrah Dodson.
Over the pandemic, I examined what “flattering” really meant, who it served, and if there was a place for it in my closet. By Brittany Archibald.
Did Queen Elizabeth Love Embroidery? By Jess Lucas.
My fabric has right and wrong sides, and so does my professional life. By Maria Claudia Brigido.
Hacking patterns and my brain: Tricks for neurodivergent makers. By Niko Prytula.
Have you listened to the Asian Sewist Collective podcast yet? By Nicole Angeline.
How to use your sewing machine to add romantic details to your handmade garments. By Julicia James.
Do you want a little bit more from your pattern hacks?
Fabric ideas and fitting details for this paneled pinafore.
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