Here’s Shirley again in two gorgeous inspirations! A-line shift dresses made up recently from easy peasy McCalls 6102 pattern. After trying out the pattern (view B) first in this printed linen/cotton above (sold out), Shirley found the neckline too wide…
This great dress shape is flattering, comfortable and cool to wear and can be dressed up or down. The dress features cut-away shoulder line, pleat tucks on hem and pockets which gives the dress a modern and edgy look. Ideal…
Time has surely flown since our first fabric stall in Chatswood, waaaaaaay back in May 1992. I never imagined that I’d still be here selling fabrics all these years later. Back then, I vividly remember (as I was furiously stuffing…
of the Beyond Biba DVD is……. Congratulations Keri! We’ll be in touch with you very soon to get your postal address. NOTE: A huge and special thankyou to James Collie from November Films for offering this great giveaway. We’re all…
You may remember I posted about a documentary Beyond Biba back in October. I just received an email from the one of the producers of the film letting me know that they are releasing 1000 special edition DVD’s of the…
Congrats to Vicki, our Blog Anniversary Giveaway winner! “Happy 2nd Blog Birthday 🙂 My most used pattern is Vogue 7802, a great Betzina A-Line skirt that I must have made about 4 times in various Tessuti stretch denims – it…
Today marks Sew Tessuti’s 2nd birthday! Hip hip hurray. To celebrate, we’re organising a great giveaway. Simply leave a comment about a favourite pattern that you’ve used more than once or twice (and why you love it) or give us…
Ah yes, another post about Tessuti Melbourne (I promise, normal blogging will resume shortly). Just wanted to show you some more shots which give a far greater impression of the magnificent space we now occupy in Melbourne. Customer response has…
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