This month (June 2025), I’m featuring the Miri Tank Top with a brand new sewalong. In today's post, I’ll show you how to measure yourself and select a size. Then, I’ll show you how to print the pattern on your home printer, how to assemble the pattern and prepare it for cutting out your fabric. Plus, there are also links to tutorials for common pattern adjustments. Let's get started.
This month I’m featuring my Miri Tank Top pattern with a brand new sewalong. Today, we’re going to be talking about fabric, notions, tools and supplies. I’ll share my favorite fabrics to use with this pattern, the fabrics used in the samples and a few ideas from my favorite online shops. This woven tank top pattern is designed to be beginner friendly with a minimal amount of notions and supplies required.
This year for Me Made May my pledge was to sew for 25 minutes a day. I talked more about this in this blog post but in short, I wanted to sew more. I moved to Seattle almost two years ago and I’ve been spending a lot more time working on my house and garden. Sewing fell to the wayside, despite having a much bigger sewing space. So instead of the usual outfit challenge, I decided to intentionally devote more time to the practice of sewing.
I started off tracking daily but didn't track for more than a few days—mostly because I felt like tracking wasn't necessary and it was less fun than the actual sewing. Once I got started sewing again, my momentum, focus and energy developed quickly. Honestly, within a day or two, I was back in to the swing of things. Today, I'm sharing a few tips and insights into my sewing reboot.
