Interview; Jen Hogg
ay 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.
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Subscriber Profile; Vicky
Each month I get to find out more about one of my amazing subscribers, Vicky (@vicky_in_stitches) has been subscribed to the Classic Box since March 2021
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Make Of The Month; Rachel
Octobers top make was by Rachel (@sewhappytimes) who used the Saltwater Stream cotton from Art Galler Fabrics to make the Simplicity 1080
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Interview; Dovetailed London
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.
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Fat Quarter Make; Reusable Make Up Wipes
With this month’s theme being based around dreams, I got thinking about what makes up my bedtime routine. An important part, for me, is taking the time to remove my make-up properly and apply some skin care products to my face. This immediately makes me feel calm and it helps me to wake up fresher the next morning. I prefer to use handmade, reusable make-up wipes for this, so in this month’s tutorial I thought I’d show you how I make mine.
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Laura’s Anthea Blouse
Laura received the purple double gauze in October's Classic box and made an Anna Allen Anthea Blouse.
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Esther’s McCalls 7542
Esther used the double gauze from Octobers Mini Box to make a top using McCall's 7542
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Gemma’s Davenport Dress
Gemma received October's Luxury box and made a Friday Pattern Company Davenport dress with the Art Gallery Fabric cotton "Stars Aligned Treat" from their Spooky n Sweet collection
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Dream A Little Dream
Octobers boxes feel just a little bit special for a number of reasons, they mark SewHayleyJane's 5 year anniversary, they are the first to go out from our brand spanking new studio and, I hadn't actually realised until Bruna (packing extraordinaire) pointed out, the theme was incredibly apt!
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