Back in September, I launched the PDF pattern Bilberry Top. But as you know, launching a project often means juggling a hundred things at once… and one of the things that slipped through the cracks was taking proper photos of my samples. ✂️B-cup Version B-cup version in a soft viscose/elastin fabric Well, I finally set aside the time to do it. Moving my studio into a new space with a much nicer background certainly helped too — but more on that in a later post. Today I’m exci

The process of creating this pattern has been a long journey. It has felt like a marathon, and I’m so grateful to finally  be at the...

Fitting is so important for me and I’ve spent a lot of time making this pattern as great as I can. There are two cup sizes that you can...

I love hacking or adjusting a pattern — you can make it unique and perfectly suited to you in both style and fit. Here are some hacks and tips for what you can do! Fixating the neckline: Does the open neckline not lay flat? Depending on the fabric, the open neckline point might start to stand out. This is easily fixed with a few hand-sewn stitches or tucks — just sew by hand from underneath the collar point to attach it to the bodice. Pleat hacks: If the pleat is standing o

This is the final post in my four-part series showing sewing details from the Bilberry Top  pattern. If this is your first time landing...

Welcome back to the Bilberry Top blog series! In this series, I’m walking through a few key sewing steps from the pattern using photos...

This is the second post in a four-part blog series where I highlight selected sewing steps from the Bilberry Top PDF pattern. These posts...

In the PDF pattern for the Bilberry Top, you’ll find step-by-step sewing instructions (both an English and Swedish version) with both...

I’m so excited to finally share my latest PDF pattern with you – the Bilberry Top! This is a design I’ve been working on for a while, and...