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  • 29 Cozy Fall Sewing Patterns to Make This Autumn
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    29 Cozy Fall Sewing Patterns to Make This Autumn

    September 1, 2026September 1, 2026

    Fall is one of my favorite seasons to sew for. Cooler temperatures mean more opportunities for cozy layers, natural fabrics, and handmade pieces that can be worn throughout the season. Cozy fall sewing patterns add so much depth to a handmade wardrobe. I especially love choosing patterns that can be made in natural fibers like…

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  • Why Deadstock Fabric Belongs in Your Handmade Wardrobe | Wool Wren Studio
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    Why Deadstock Fabric Belongs in Your Handmade Wardrobe

    August 28, 2026August 28, 2026

    When I started building a handmade wardrobe, I grew increasingly interested in the fabrics I was sewing as well as the patterns themselves. I would spend hours browsing fabric shops and would notice that some retailers sold wovens, knits, and even deadstock fabric. It seems like adding natural fiber deadstock fabrics to a wardrobe made…

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  • 15 Must Make Indie Skirt Sewing Patterns for a Handmade Wardrobe - Wool Wren Studio
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    15 Skirt Sewing Patterns for Your Handmade Wardrobe

    August 21, 2026August 21, 2026

    Since I began the journey of adding natural fibers to my wardrobe, skirts, especially ones I make myself, have become my favorite go-to garments. They’re a great project for beginners, allow you to use fabric efficiently, and pair beautifully with the linen tops and hand-knit wool sweaters you already own. Here are 15 patterns I’ve…

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  • The Frida Dress in Moss Green: A Linen Dress for Fall | Son de Flor Review
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    The Frida Dress in Moss Green: A Linen Dress for Fall | Son de Flor Review

    August 13, 2026August 13, 2026

    There’s something about a beautiful linen dress that makes getting dressed feel a little easier. They’re effortless, wear beautifully for years, and are instant slow fashion wardrobe staples. The look of a classic silhouette, natural, soft fabric, and a color inspired by nature. All these elements make up a garment that I know I’ll wear…

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  • Free Pattern Friday #35: Haven Dress by Maiden Mary
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    Free Pattern Friday #35: Haven Dress by Maiden Mary

    May 8, 2026May 16, 2026

    Looking for a new me-made dress to add to your spring wardrobe? The Haven dress has a button-up bodice, midi-length skirt, and two sleeve options. It’s suited for sewists from confident beginners to advanced, and with the design’s thoughtful details, it can be worn all year. Haven Dress – Maiden Mary Designs ➡️ EDIT: The…

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  • Lounger Elasticated Pants - Elle Stitch| Free Pattern Friday #34 - Wool Wren Studio
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    Free Pattern Friday #34: Lounger Pants by Elle Stitch

    May 1, 2026May 1, 2026

    If you’re looking for a beginner-friendly loungewear garment pattern, these elasticated pants are a great addition to your handmade wardrobe. They’re perfect for transitioning into warmer spring weather or cool fall months. These pants are a quick sew and can be made in a weekend. The pattern includes thoughtful, yet elevated details that sewists from…

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  • Babylon Leather Bag Kit - Saddle Bag Review | Wool Wren Studio
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    Sewing a Leather Bag with a Kit (A Gifted Collaboration with Babylon Leather)

    April 25, 2026May 7, 2026

    If you’ve ever wanted to learn how to sew a leather bag but felt intimidated by the process, you’re not alone. Leather can feel completely different than working with fabric, but with the right beginner-friendly kit, approachable for any crafter. In this post, I’ll share my honest thoughts about this ready-to-use leather bag kit, what…

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  • Free Pillow Sewing Pattern by High Country Women | Free Pattern Friday #33 - Wool Wren Studio
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    Free Pattern Friday #33: Pillow Pattern by High Country Women

    April 8, 2026April 25, 2026

    If you’re looking for a beginner-friendly project, this pillow pattern is a great option to spruce up your space. It’s perfect for the changing seasons and busting through your scrap stash. It’s a quick evening or weekend sew, it adds personality to your couch or bed, and it’s a lovely way to use scraps and…

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  • Son de Flor - Wrap Dress | Magic of Linen - Wool Wren Studio
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    The Magic of Linen: Why This Timeless Natural Fiber Belongs in a Slow Fashion Wardrobe (A Gifted Collaboration with Son de Flor)

    March 26, 2026March 28, 2026

    When I was in my late twenties, I began exploring how to curate a capsule wardrobe, ethical slow fashion brands that practiced sustainable ethics, and how to find garments that were made to last. Over years of research, I fell in love with linen, its history, properties, and lasting durability. Whether you invest in ready-to-wear…

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  • Elma Dress Sewing Pattern Review - me & Kiddo Patterns | Wool Wren Studio
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    The Elma Dress Sewing Pattern Review – Me & Kiddo Patterns

    January 22, 2026January 22, 2026

    The Elma Dress Sewing Pattern by Me & Kiddo Patterns is the perfect beginner-friendly dress to wear all year long. I made my own version, and in this blog post, I’ll share my thoughts on the pattern and instructions, the fabric I used, and the modifications I made. Some of the links in this blog…

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If you’re anything like me, the change in seasons If you’re anything like me, the change in seasons always makes me want to sew new designs I’ve never considered before.🍂

I just refreshed my roundup of 29 sewing patterns that are perfect for fall, I’ve added some more details, patterns, and fabric recommendations this year. Imagine cozy layers, everyday dresses, skirts, trousers, pajamas, jackets, and more. 

If you’re planning your fall sewing queue, this is a good place to start 🤎

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I never really thought about deadstock fabric and I never really thought about deadstock fabric and how it can fit into our me made wardrobes. 

For this project, I partnered with Yardblox, a fabric shop that sells designer deadstock fabrics. I was gifted a couple yards of fabric for this collaboration. I chose a black and white cotton gingham.

There’s just one important detail: this particular fabric isn’t deadstock.
And honestly, that’s what got me thinking more about deadstock fabric.

Deadstock can be a wonderful option when building a thoughtful handmade wardrobe, and it’s easy to integrate into your own. Working on this new mini-series has got me thinking more about the fabric I choose, where it comes from, and how I can more intentionally integrate fabrics into my wardrobe.

I wrote more about why deadstock fabric has a place in a handmade wardrobe and what I’ve been thinking about when it comes to choosing fabric over on the blog.

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I am finally back sewing…. After a busy spring an I am finally back sewing….

After a busy spring and summer with so many unexpected events, I took a bit of a hiatus from my machine. 

Yesterday, I spent a majority of the day finishing a quilt top and piecing together the pattern pieces for the #leapattern by @silversagapatterns for a mini-series on the blog featuring some incredible deadstock cotton I was kindly gifted by @yardbloxfabrics. 

I’ve got my sewjo back and it sure does feel good. ✨🫶🪡
If you’ve been looking for your next skirt sewing If you’ve been looking for your next skirt sewing project, I’ve got you. ✂️🌿

I rounded up 15 indie skirt sewing patterns that I think would make beautiful additions to a handmade wardrobe.

I especially looked for patterns that would work well with linen, cotton, and other natural-fiber fabrics, plus a mix of beginner-friendly styles and more detailed designs.

And because a list of 15 patterns can be a little overwhelming, I added some of my personal picks in this carousel, including where I’d start as a beginner and which patterns I’d reach for when sewing with linen.

➡️ Head to the link in my bio for the blog post with all the pattern links, fabric recs, and more. ✨

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