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Ness Skirt - Pattern Review - Tilly & The Buttons
The Ness Skirt is a pattern by independent pattern designer, Tilly Walnes from Tilly & The Buttons. Its pattern number 1023 and is a classic design, fly front skirt. It features a shaped waistband and a curved back yoke. There’s a mini version or a below the knee option which has a centre front split. It has lots of nice details like mock felled seams, belt loops and two types of pockets. I have the paper pattern and you can still buy that here for example. But on sev

Amy Budd
Feb 44 min read


How To Sew A Scrunchie
How To Sew A Scrunchie Scrunchies are a great way to use up long fabric scraps leftover from other sewing projects. Here’s how I make mine: Draw a rectangle onto your piece of fabric which is approximately 26 inches by 3 inches. Light to medium weight fabrics are best. Cut this out. Fold the length of fabric in half, right sides together, pin and sew the raw edges together. I’m using a three / eighths of an inch seam allowance. Start and stop about two inches from either

Amy Budd
Jan 262 min read


Sonny Jacket - Pattern Review - Tilly & The Buttons
PATTERN BASICS: The Sonny Jacket is pattern number 1043 from Tilly & The Buttons – an independent pattern company founded by Tilly Walnes who was a contestant on Series One of The Great British Sewing Bee. It comes in printed and PDF format and is an everyday jacket with a boxy fit and multiple style options. It’s intended for medium to heavy weight fabrics that hold their shape like corduroy, denim, twill and canvas and has a size range of one to 15. MY VERSION: I’ve ma

Amy Budd
Jan 224 min read
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