Another blog thread if you please, this time looking for ladies who blog about making their own clothes

[unicornface]

There was a huge thread on S&B a while ago full of people who sew and make their own clothes...does anyone follow any sewing blogs?

Couture would be good but also 'fast and fabulous' too as I have 4 kids and no clothes (...well, not many clothes).

[AndNoneForGretchenWieners]

The blogger Dolly Clackett has an entire wardrobe she has made herself, she's also really approachable if you want advice.

[ilovecherries]

www.lazyseamstress.net

[JonSnowIsMyKing]

Veronica darling is one

[ForeverAcrossTheOcean]

House of Pinheiro is a mix of ‘high fashion’ and wearable

[Judydreamsofhorses]

I don’t sew but I love Dolly Clacket’s blog. She does pretty much only make dresses though.

[MismatchedCat]

A lot of sewing bloggers focus too much on twee vintagey looks for my liking so I really appreciate the ones who go for more easy-wearing and contemporary looks.

Handmade by Carolyn is one of my faves

Also Sew DIY and What Katie Sews are pretty good too.

[Checkedstripes]

Did you make that?
Handmade Jane
This blog is not for you
Lisa Comfort - Sew Over It vlogs on YouTube
Clueless Leigh - blog & vlog
By gum, by golly

These all have a mixture of things sewn and styles :)

[unicornface]

Thank you! I have checked these out on Instagram, they look good, I've found a few others too (off the back off these ones). I'll check them out and come back with some that could be good to follow in case anyone is interested.

[FiddleFigs]

A few more, in case you haven't already found them:

• Diary of a Chain Stitcher
  
• Basmati Handmade
  
• Blogless Anna
  
• Kestrel Makes
  

I've been following sewing blogs for years, and most of them have stopped (or significantly reduced) blogging in favour of instragram.

[FiddleFigs]

*instagram !!

[Checkedstripes]

unicorn face for 'fast& fabulous' try the Sew Over It city break book. Pricy at £20 (bought mine at some point when discounted) but I'm in the middle of my third molly dress (super quick) and my billionth top from there. And have a look at The Foldline - really good bits there too.

[unicornface]

I'll have a look at those too, thanks. I love Instagram, I guess there may well be less point in blogging if you can get seen on Instagram instead.

I'm having a look at the Sew over it book now. It looks of
a similar idea to this book (which is so much cheaper elsewhere) with a complete wardrobe in one book.

[Niminy]

I use the Fold Line pattern reviews and also look at their blog, which has links to lots of sewing blogs. I find blogs better than instagram for reviews of patterns. Patternreview.com is the largest pattern review site but is a pain to sign up to.

[HouseholdWords]

Loads of blogs, and very useful reviews via the Pattern.Review.com