The Fae Dress and Mini Sew-Along video is here! As you view this video, please note you will see me primarily working on a dress length, handkerchief skirt version of this pattern -but don't worry - I do also cover creating the circle skirt. Also, the steps are exactly the same regardless of whether you are making the knee-length dress or the mini-version. Before you start sewing, I do encourage you to look through the written sewing tutorial - especially the sections on a

The Iris Dress & Top Sew-Along is here! This video take you step-by-step through the process of sewing the Iris Dress or Top. The video covers all skirt and pocket variations included in the pattern. It looks like a lot, but feel free to skip any steps that don't apply to the version you are making. You can use the list of time stamps below to jump to the section of the sew-along that you need! Iris Dress and Top Sew-Along Table of Contents: Sewing the Front Bodice Main &

If you are having trouble visualizing how to create the back panel of the Fae Dress from the photo tutorial, the Fae Dress Elastic Back Panel tutorial video can help! This will will help you create the back elastic panel for the Fae Dress Pattern

Whether you are brand new to sewing or simply new to sewing with PDF Sewing Patterns, it can be a bit confusing the first time you purchased a digital pattern and see all of the files that come with your order. Print-at-Home, A0 File, Projector File? What does it all mean? Fear not, your sewing fairy godmother is here to explain it all and help you get the most out of your PDF Sewing patterns. Below I will cover: How to use the pattern layers How to print the Print-at-Home