October marks 8 whole years of sending out these amazing boxes, so I thought I’d take a little look back over the past 8 years and how things have evolved. Sit yourself down and grab a cup of tea friend…
Category: Business
Way back in September I teamed up with Jen (@jenerates) of Sewing Bee fame who made a custom version of her gorgeous sewing rulers, downsizing them to make a sweet little badge just for SewHayleyJane subscribers.
October’s Luxury boxes featured the Claudette trousers pattern designed by Adaku of Dovetailed London, an incredible place to shop for beautiful African wax print fabrics. I caught up with Adaku to find out more.
July’s “Nautical but Nice” themed Classic and Luxury boxes included a fabulous “Bobbin Along” greetings card designed by Aimee at Sew Anonymous. I chatted to her to find out more about how she started her business.
June’s Luxury boxes included the pretty Lily Top pattern from Experimental Space, this was the fourth time we have seen a pattern from Andrea in the boxes and it’s always a pleasure!
June’s Escape To The Country boxes included the most gorgeous custom made magnetic needle minder from Resin And Be Thankful.
May’s Luxury “Wild Side” boxes included the Ludmilla dress and top from French pattern company Maison Fauve created by Emilie who I chatted to to find out more about how she set up her own pattern company.
May’s Classic and Luxury boxes included a beautiful set of Dalmatian mini resin buttons handmade by Louise from Ethel and Joan. I caught up with Louise to find out more about her and her business.
In April’s Bloom and Grow boxes we were treated to a beautiful custom illustration by local artist Lily (@lily_ifa) who loves using nature as her inspiration in her art.