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Quilted Clothing: Cosy Layers, Handmade Style
There’s something so timeless about quilted clothing. It’s the perfect mix of comfort, creativity, and sustainability and I’ve been...


The Tulip Vest: A No-Bind Sleeve Hack for a Softer Finish
Discover the No-Bind Sleeve Sewing Method If you love the look of the Tulip Vest but prefer a softer finish (or just want to skip some of the bias binding), this easy sewing hack is for you. Instead of binding the armholes, we’ll use a 'bagging out' technique with topstitching to finish. Bagging out means sewing the lining and outer fabric together with right sides facing, then turning them right side out so the raw edges are hidden inside. This method is beginner-friendly a


Tulip Vest Sewing Pattern Hacks for Summer
If you're making the Tulip Vest sewing pattern for warmer weather, you might want to keep things light and airy. Here are a few simple...


What Wadding Should You Use in a Quilted Vest or Jacket?
What Wadding Should You Use in a Quilted Vest or Jacket? by Kimberley, Made on Monday If you’ve ever stood in front of a shelf full of wadding rolls, wondering which one to choose, you're not alone. It can be tricky to know where to start, especially if you’re making a quilted vest or jacket. The wadding you pick will affect how your garment looks, feels, and wears. Here’s a simple guide to help you choose the right one for your next project. Why Wadding Matters for Quilted


Free tutorial - Create a Charming Ruffle Cushion Cover: A Beginner's Sewing Project
Add a handmade touch to your space with this sweet ruffle cushion cover - a great sewing project for beginners and easily adaptable for...


A Space for Sewing Patterns, Home Projects, and Creative Ideas
Hi, I’m Kimberley – it’s lovely to have you here! I’m the designer and maker behind Made on Monday. If we haven’t met yet, I’d love to...
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