We get a lot of questions regarding the finished garment measurements for the Liberty Shirt. Here is the chart for easy reference.
threadWEAR 301
At our latest Sew Kansas workshop, Jan selected this stunning Japanese print cotton to make a Liberty Shirt.
The Liberty Shirt pattern is among our favorites here at the studio. And apparently we're not the only ones!
On a recent trip to Eureka Springs, Arkansas, Melissa Greene showed me two linen vests that she had made using both the Liberty Shirt and the Tosca Dress patterns as starting points. I was so intrigued, that I just knew that I had to make some summer vests incorporating that concept.
Top: Pearl Jacket in Linen Gauze
Middle:Pearl Jacket in Cotton Plaid
Bottom: Pearl Jacket in Stripe Knit
The perfect coat for this Northeast rainy weather, the Soho. I love the vibrant red with the black toggles. Great detail!
Color blocking is so in fashion lately. And Marilynn always knows how to pull it off! I think someone found her new “signature” color. That teal blue is dynamite in the Liberty Shirt!
We finally have a new dress pattern! And with all the Tosca Dress garments we keep seeing at the expo, it seems our customers were excited too! I love it in this Grey Wool Knit. So flattering!
I think Karen likes the San Diego Jacket pattern (she was wearing 3 yesterday) Shown here as a vest in the most glorious crinkle fabric. I think we need to go fabric shopping together.
This is the best time of year to really get into your craft. The cold weather just screams for creative nights at home, just me & my sewing machine.
Here's a peak at what I've been working on recently.
Do you know what I love about sewing? The endless possibilities! You can create multiple garments from just 1 pattern.
The Liberty Shirt is a perfect example. You can make the pattern the way it was intended, using a shirt-weight cotton.
But what fun would that be? Mix it up a little; try using a knit. But don't stop there-use 2 different knits; a solid and a vivid stripe.