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🎉 Win Tickets + Exclusive Discount: The Stitch Festival 2026!2 months

If you love sewing, textiles, embroidery, knitting, crochet, or handmade crafts, we’ve got something really exciting for you! I’m thrilled to be offering a giveaway of 2 pairs of tickets to The Stitch Festival, happening at the Business Design Centre in London from 19–22 March 2026, plus a specia...

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FinishThatWIP2026 Forget-Me-Not Adeline Dress2 months

There’s something really satisfying about starting the year with intention, and that’s exactly what my Forget-Me-Not Adeline Dress represents. This romantic, feminine dress is the very first project in my #F...

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Make Nine, But Make It Meaningful2 months

This year’s Make Nine has been put together with a bit more thought and a lot less flapping. Instead of chasing the thrill of one-off makes that only get worn once (if that), I’m focusing on garments that’ll properly earn their keep in everyday life. Pieces for pottering about at home, heading into town, and just generally getting on with day-to-day life. The aim? To slo...

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Favourite Makes of 2025: A Year of Sewing, Style & Prints2 months

As another year draws to a close, I’ve been reflecting on the pieces that truly defined my handmade wardrobe in 2025. You know the ones! The garments you reach for again and again, that feel so you, and that remind you why you love sewing in the first place.

This year was all about comfort, versatility, and (no surprises here) prints

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