Eric huang

Oh you guys. I am so in love with my jersey Eucalypt dress! I love how versatile it is and i think i need to make a million more! This time I tried styling it a little differently. A belt around the waist and a pulling out a little fabric makes this dress look completely […]

I’m really excited for this year, you guys! Over the last year, while I’ve been on maternity leave, I haven’t been actively developing patterns. However, I’ve spent a lot of time thinking with Chris about my business: what it should look like, where we want it to go, and what we’re passionate about. We’ve focused

Sometimes I like to break the rules. You know, like that rule that says you have to let your circle skirt hang, wait for the bias to stretch out, even it again, and then hem it. Well, I started along those lines with this stretch version of the Veronika skirt (don’t worry, the free pattern

I’ve long dreamed of a jersey Eucalypt maxi dress, and I finally made one! It’s a versatile wardrobe staple I wear repeatedly. Plus, it was an easy project—a total win. Ready to make your own? Let’s begin! **Pattern Sizing:** Cut your Eucalypt woven dress pattern one or two sizes smaller than usual. I chose one

Summer has arrived in Australia, and I’m thrilled! After a winter filled with family illnesses, I’m eagerly anticipating sunny, warm, and healthy days ahead. This year, my wardrobe essentials are the Cascade skirt and Briar crop top. As a busy parent with a nursing baby and two kids, this outfit perfectly blends style and convenience.

When making a garment, obtaining accurate basic measurements is crucial. Here are the key measurements you’ll need: BUST: Measure around the fullest part of your bust. Keep the tape measure level and flat, avoid pulling too tight, and wear the bra you plan to wear with the finished garment. Your choice of bra significantly affects

I dressed up Baby Bird as Rosie the Riveter for Halloween, and it’s possibly my favorite costume ever because every piece is wearable on its own. You know I love multi-use costumes, and feminist icons are a bonus! Although Halloween was weeks ago, I had to blog about this make because I love it so

A common question I receive is how to pattern match designs with ruching and gathers, especially for projects like my Ruched Maternity Skirt and Ruched Maternity T-shirt. While many strive for perfect stripe alignment, the asymmetric nature of ruching makes exact pattern matching impossible. However, you can get close to achieving a neat look. This

The warm weather has arrived! While I love winter in Perth, I’ve been really looking forward to some sunny, happy weather this year. I started my wardrobe planning a few months ago as usual and found myself in a real Brumby skirt mood from my Perth collection. After a stressful time for our little family,

This Madeline costume is one of my absolute favorites for Book Week! It was a perfect choice for Bunny, as we adore the character and knew it would make a wonderful costume. Similar to my approaches with Rainbow Dash and Ariel, I designed this costume in separate, reusable pieces. The outfit consists of three main