I love this top. Made one for myself out of a vintage table cloth. I then wend on to make 2 more as gifts for friends. Great stash busters and little or no fitting required. I just lowered the side hems so they came just below the bust.

Really easy pattern to follow and sewed up easily and includes finishing as you go along (French seams etc). I made it from double gauze which has been in my stash for over 10 years! Sadly it came out bigger than expected (possibly 2 sizes too big!), I shortened the sleeves but it swamped me! Have given to my neighbour. Think I just about have enough fabric left to make another smaller one.

I made the top from a remnant of soft denim coloured cotton. I had to trace some pieces as they are printed on both sides of the page. It has interesting but straightforward details: back gathered on to a yoke, interfaced neck facing, added cuffs and a hem. The instructions are accessed through a QR code. They are clear and chatty with the designer's opinions on how to go about things.g. recommending not to clip the curves. I think this would be good for a beginner. It hasn't:replaced the Remy raglan as my favourite top but I would make it again.

This was my first attempt at a welt pocket but the instructions were really clear to follow and I did take the process slowly. I have struggled with the instructions on other M&M patterns so was pleased this worked well, although the bulk of the fabric meant the finish on the pocket was not as crisp as it could have been. The fabric was a piece of wool left over from another project and the lining is a very old piece of cotton repurposed from a favourite shirt. Very happy with the result and I might make a lighter weight version from linen for the summer.

It really is far too beautiful to be called a magazine, with its photography and interesting articles. It has been my perfect accompaniment to sitting in the garden with a G&T!

Easy to follow instructions. Looms great on my little 5 year old boy. True to size

This was a fun thing to make and a useful bin for all my scraps. I think it may take a while to fill completely (must sew more!!) but will make a lovely addition to our home once fully stuffed

This is a great pattern and easy to follow, even the zip and zip guard (first time for me). I made them in a blue washed linen and I’m really pleased with the finished pants. They were easy to fit and I didn’t really make any changes, just shortened the rise slightly and the length as I’m only 5’3”. I’ve made 2 pairs up to now, the second pair in a cotton twill - will very probably make again as they are very comfortable to wear

The Chanterelle pants are an absolute winner! Sewing instructions very clear. The big pockets and the fit is perfect! Am I going to make more than one pair! Definitely!

I'm super happy with how this turned out and I'll definitely be making it again. I might attempt a small bust adjustment on the long tailed bodice pieces and I already have plans to adapt the pattern to have a skirt rather than pants to make a tunic dress. But overall, I love it just as it is!

This is my second Edie top as I love this patternand always get compliments when I wear the blue version. I made a size 12 but added 11cm to the hem this time. This is in Merchant & Mills Whisper ikat cotton.

My first lined jacket…great support from the Wardrobe By Me accompanying video. I made this in a thick springy wool, which resulted in the cosiest jacket ever…but needed a fair bit of manhandling, not to mention pattern matching for the checks - would love to make again in a plain canvas for an easier life. Instructions were clear, I found it a straightforward make…was overwhelmed at first by the prospect of lining it (and all the pieces involved) but took it step by step and it came together without any hitches. Had a slight dread over the huge zip…but again, watching the video really helped.

I always come back to the Kylie and the machine labels , such a lovely range to choose from .
Never had any fray really good quality .
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Made this as part of the Fabric Godmother dream wardrobe and could not stop wearing it. Hacked it slightly by lengthening the sleeves and bodices, then binding the sleeve cuffs and turning the hem up to add an elastic cord so it can be worn cropped or longer - my machine gave up sewing the hem in place on the fleece fabric so had to hand sew it in place. It’s so cosy and the zipper gives you the option to feel even cosier when zipped up. A little tricky but don’t be put off, it’s a very satisfying sew, just take your time.

A lovely top too make I chose linen as always Tessuti instructions are very clear with images to follow every step .
I opted not to interface the waistband or the VNeck insert
A nice boxy yet classic style