This past year I’ve started to bullet-journal, and it’s soo much fun! I especially love to doodle into my journal, as it’s a nice, low-commitment… Read More »November Bullet Journal Setup and Spread Ideas
The Edwardian Era is known for its delicate frilly fashions and, more specifically, its lingerie gowns. This summer I finally managed to make a dress… Read More »Making an Edwardian Summer Dress
Some sewing machines come with an ugly dust-cover, some come with none at all. Either way, this has to change. There’s nothing more infuriating than… Read More »Patchwork Sewing Machine Cover
While you can find tutorials and courses for most crafts on YouTube, some techniques require a more in-depth course, plus the quality is not always… Read More »What are the Best Online-Course Platforms for Creatives?
Drawstring bags are a great way to turn your fabric scraps into something useful. You can use them to organize your handbag, store earphones, usb-sticks,… Read More »How to Sew a Drawstring Bag
This is my first attempt at making a tailored garment, and I did encounter a few hiccups before long. In the end, I’m very pleased… Read More »New Sewing Vlog: Attempting to Make a Tailored Woolen Coat
Who else has a huge pile of tiny fabric scraps they don’t want to throw away? I know I have. With this quick and easy… Read More »Spread Love with your Fabric Scraps this Valentine’s Day
The time between 1890 and 1910 is famous for its very soft and feminine ideal woman. This was emphasized by delicate dresses and a very… Read More »The Easiest Gibson Girl Hairstyle Ever?
In my most recent Youtube video, I’m briefly showing how to draft and sew a circle or half-circle skirt. But, due to insufficient footage, the… Read More »How to Draft (and Sew!) a Circle Skirt
If you’ve been following my blog or Youtube Channel for a while, you might have seen my first zip-tie corset, which, alas, due to lack… Read More »Making (another!) Victorian Corset with Zip-Ties