THE EDIT: NEW SEWING PATTERN RELEASES – 27 AUGUST
Happy Sunday Fold Liners! It’s time for your weekly dose of The Edit: New Sewing Pattern Releases. This blog and vlog highlight some of the new arrivals to hit the shop this week. Kate natters about all the details you need to know so if you’re a pattern nerd like we are, this is for you!
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Join us in welcoming a new designer to the Fold Line family! Madswick patterns are packed with pretty, whimsical and unique details that you need to take a closer look at! Founded by Madeline Southwick, Madswick aims to create high-quality patterns with thoughtful construction that results in a timeless piece you will cherish. If you are looking to flex your creative sewing muscles, this is a great designer to do that with! The detail on the Raida Dress and the Raida Blouse is just lovely, I’ve never sewn a gathered yoke so I’d love to give that a try!
Good news gang, the bestselling Matchy Matchy Collage Gather Top is now available as a dress! The Collage Gather Dress has a relaxed boxy fit with soft gathers on the sides for a little extra shape and movement. The dress has hidden in-seam pockets and comes with multiple dress lengths marked directly on the pattern from mini to maxi. Designed to be sewn as a patchwork or with a single fabric, it is fun to sew, easily customisable and comes together quickly.
If you haven’t tried Matchy Matchy patterns yet, this is a good starting point. The pattern construction allows for smaller cuts of fabric to be used – perfect for scraps! The Skipper Top and Dress have a relaxed, breezy shape, scoop neck and slightly dropped shoulders, giving a mini cap sleeve appearance. The back has a high yoke with a soft, gathered panel. It’s perfect for playing with prints and colour!
Searching for a summer shirt? This a is good one! The Itch to Stitch Nosara Shirt has all the classic elements you love – a front button closure, a standard collar with a collar stand, high-low shirttail hem – and cute short sleeves that seamlessly blend into the bodice. Itch to Stitch patterns are great as they come with multiple bust cup options which can help you achieve a great fit.
We’ve had a pattern drop from Bara Studio with some fab knit patterns that include a practical set for yoga and some gorgeous summer dresses. The patterns have step-by-step video tutorials which is great for anyone who prefers to watch the steps as they sew (in German with English subtitles).