Iāve been working on something quietly over the past year, in the wee morning hours and those tender first months of motherhood. Something Iāve been craving more ofā¦āØAnd if it resonates with you, Iām inviting you to join me in 2026 for ⨠A Year of Mindful Sewing āØ
A monthly sewing subscription offering one thoughtful sewing prompt and a personal reflection letter, delivered to your inbox at the start of each month, with access to a small closed group and a end of month sew and tell for accountability.
It was born from my own need for soft guidance, especially in seasons where time feels limited and starting can feel overwhelming. The prompts arenāt set projects, but open ended themes designed to help you begin, and gently keep your sewing practice alive, in a way that fits the season of life youāre in.
This is for the makers who feel full of ideas but short on time.āØFor those craving a slower, more intentional way of creating.āØFor anyone who wants a little permission to start where they are.
If this resonates, youāre warmly invited to join me.
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Iāll never take for granted that incredible women from all over the world, many Iāve never met, choose to make and wear my patterns š¤
So inspired by your creativity and the way you make each piece your own. Thank you for tagging and sharing your outfits this #memademay š·
āChildren are not a distraction from more important work. They are the most important work.ā C.S Lewis
Celebrating Motherās Day with my whole world š¦
#softenstudio #wyndress
Progress on my April prompt, Woven Self š¤
Bringing together pieces from my past to create something new. Itās been fun reflecting where each little scrap has come fromā¦different seasons of life and what I was making at the time. Still deciding whether to keep this pieces as is or turn it into something for Joan. Iām thinking a pair of patchwork pants šŖ”š
If you are sewing along this month, Iād love to see what youāre making š¤ #ayearofmindfulsewing
A visit to my (and now Joanās) favourite fabric store š @wearethefabricstore
Shopping with a toddler is normally pretty stressful but this was actually a lovely place where she could exploreā¦just have to avoid the thread section š§µ š
This monthās prompt was about reworking something you no longer reach for, and I chose this Rue Blouse āļø
Itās something I made when we were living in Adelaide, when the weather was a little cooler. Now that weāre in Queensland, Iāve reworked it into something more summery, and I feel like Iāll wear it so much more š
It feels a little sentimental, like a reflection of our move and this new chapter.
This prompt had me thinking about the things we outgrow too. Past seasons. Old versions of ourselves. And I kept coming back to this little sayingā¦āØYouāre allowed to outgrow old versions of yourself āØ
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Just finished another rue blouse hack and it got me thinking how many pieces in my wardrobe have started from this patternā¦turns out there are quite a few ā”
ps. itās $10 this weekend if youāve been wanting to try it x
Another mum-made dress for Joan š¤
Started it earlier this week then paused for a few days wiped out with a tummy bug. Finished it just in time for a family beach tripā¦we were all in need of some fresh air.
The highs and lows a week can hold š„²
The pattern is based off my Rue Blouse. This mini version is a WIP š¤