Grainline studio

The Scout Tee by Grainline Studio is a must have pattern. The woven shirt itself is comfortable and a great sew for beginners and experienced sewers alike. It is also a great jumping off pattern to make different kinds of shirts and dresses through patten hacks.

Town Bag from Grainline Studio is a handy little bag designed for canvas for shopping or holding your current craft project!

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I have to admit it, I’m a little behind with blogging about items I’ve finished. I recently blogged about ideas for the Grainline Studios Scout Tee pattern and I have finished one and a…

Today I have for you the long awaited Archer + Alder variation! I was hoping to get some photos of it on but the weather here in Chicago has not been cooperating at all so here we have it on a form in the studio. Modeled photos to come but for now, click below to see view the tutorial! Please note, all of the photos in this tutorial can be clicked on for a larger view if needed. The first thing we need to do is to blend a middle point between the armholes since the Alder is drafted as a…

Grainline Tamarack Jacket - lengthened a couple inches

One of our perennial favorite posts is our guide to getting flat bias facings. In the original post we called them bias necklines, which I think is limiting. You can easily use this technique for necklines, armholes, keyhole openings, and more! We've also updated the post with new images taken from the Willow Tank so that you can see it applied to one of our current patterns. You can still see the original post here, or enjoy this updated version. Keep in mind that although we're showing a…

I have always loved shirts. Loved shirts and worn shirts. Loved shirts and worn shirts and bought shirts. So I never really needed another one and, truth be told, there was a little fear factor involved too. All those buttonholes....

This top was a no brainer. I had a little over a yard of black ponte knit fabric left after making this simple half-circle skirt, and I’ve been crushing on Jen’s Madewell Scout variatio…

As I sit down to write this post my baby is sleeping in the next room over and all I can think about is getting all cozy under a blanket on my couch. With that said I can’t think of a better project to share with you today. I recently finished the Tamarack Jacket by […]