The fabric library and free tutorials

To learn a little more about the different materials and discover free sewing tutorials.
Voiles transparents : tout savoir pour bien choisir, couper et coudre ce tissu léger
Voiles transparents : tout savoir pour bien choisir, couper et coudre ce tissu léger
Léger, aérien et délicatement transparent, le voile est un tissu qui invite à la créativité. Parfait pour les vêtements fluides comme pour les pièces plus habillées, il séduit par son... Read more...
Le coton : un incontournable de la couture
Cotton: a sewing essential
One of the oldest natural fibers, cotton is prized for its softness, versatility, and ease of care. From its cultivation to its various textile forms, discover why it remains a... Read more...
Viscose crepe: Everything you need to know about this fluid, chic and easy-to-sew fabric
Learn all about viscose crepe: composition, manufacturing, sewing tips, care and tricks to successfully create lightweight garments. Read more...
Tuto couture : Le tote bag
Sewing tutorial: The tote bag
Find the step-by-step instructions for sewing your tote bag, an easy tutorial, accessible to beginners, with photos and all the measurements you need to sew your bag. No need for... Read more...
Sew a quilted fabric vanity case
Little tutorial offered by Ambre, who came to do an internship with us to sew you a pretty quilted fabric vanity case! We used the free PDF Tuto pattern from the Les Patronnes website. Materials needed: - Main fabric: 40cm by 140cm (pre-washed): Matelassé Garance Rose - Lining: 40 cm by 140 cm (pre-washed) or 50 cm by 140 cm if using lining fabric for the bias - Zipper foot - 100% Polyester matching thread - Piping: 2 x 55 cm: Silver piping / Bias: 2 x 55cm to buy... Read more...
The Care Guide for Your Hand-Sewn Clothes
Discover how to care for your handmade garments with our comprehensive guide. Washing, ironing, storage: all the tips to extend their lifespan and preserve their unique quality. Read more...
De la fibre au fil !
From fiber to thread!
From fiber to thread, how are threads created? 🧐 Read more...