sewing tips and tricks


4 Tips for Searching for Vintage Sewing Patterns

There’s something so magical about holding a vintage sewing pattern in your hands. I’ve always found the beautiful illustrations on the front of vintage sewing patterns to be incredibly delightful and charming, and knowing that these patterns are most likely pre-used and pre-loved makes me feel like I’m holding a piece of the past in ... Read More

Sewing 101: Different Types of Interfacing

If you’re just starting out with sewing, you may find yourself easily overwhelmed with the selection of sewing tools, notions and materials at your disposal. That’s why our editors at We Like Sewing are here to break down your sewing essentials, one article at a time. Today, we’re talking all about interfacing, a sewing material ... Read More

7 of Our Favorite Fashion Documentaries

When the weather is scorching and it’s too hot to sew, let alone be outside without melting like a popsicle, one of my favorite things to do is to go into full lounge mode and put on a fun fashion documentary. Whether focusing on the editorial process of putting together an issue of Vogue or ... Read More

Aw Snap! How to Add Snaps to Clothing

Do you love creating unique clothing pieces or adding flair to items you already have in your wardrobe? If so, consider adding snaps to your items for functionality and style. By learning how to install snaps, you can take your sewing skills to the next level and create fashionable, practical garments. ... Read More

5 Creative Ways to Make Your Own Fabric Labels

When it comes to adding the perfect finishing touch to your garments, sewing a handmade fabric label made with love is sure to bring a smile to the wearer's face every time they see it. Designer Olu Falola shares her five creative methods for making DIY fabric labels. From using transfer paper to transforming your ... Read More

6 Essential Tips for Photographing Your Quilts

Whether you’re trying to start your own blog to showcase your quilting skills, launch an Etsy shop, or post your photos on social media, learning how to take pretty, polished photos of your quilting projects is essential. As someone who has spent the last few months getting familiar with my first camera, I’ve spent a ... Read More