 I really like the little things that make everyday life more pleasant! That is exactly how our one-cup warmers at Handmade Luxury Home came to be. They are made to fit over one cup, mug or glass, keeping your coffee, tea or matcha warmer for longer. And, as I discovered, they are useful for much more than that.
 There are some styles that never really disappear. They may change a little with the seasons, but the feeling remains. A well-cut jacket, a beautiful piece of tartan, a waxed cotton coat, sturdy leather boots or a warm tweed waistcoat can look just as wonderful today as they did decades ago.
For me, that feeling has always been strongly connected with British style.  If you click on the button, you will find a free pattern and tutorial, from BERNINA blog made by Marga van der Vet.
The boots bag is a very handy design for traveling with your bots or to store them in a beautiful way!  It is not difficult to make a folding bag. Read this blog and you can see how to make this folding bag and where to buy the fabric. And the sewing pattern of course!
 What is the right side of a fabric anyway? Well, simple: it’s the side you see when you're wearing your homemade outfit. Easy peasy, right?
Well... not quite! Some fabrics love to play tricks on us when it comes to figuring out the right side (RS) versus the wrong side (WS). And what about our absolute favorite, Bouclé? Did Coco Chanel ever accidentally mix up the right and wrong side of a fabric? Probably not—she was the ultimate expert! But don't worry: with these tips, you'll be an expert too! Let's dive right into the world of fabric sides!  Would you like to make a classy blouse from fabric leftovers? That is possible! Usually the processing of remnants of fabric is reduced to patchwork and this rarely has a chic look. This is because the fabrics do not always match in terms of color or structure. Sewing a classy or classic blouse is a challenge and also a lot of fun. The blouse will be unique, completely your own taste and it gives a good feeling to be sustainable and environmentally conscious.
You can read tips & tricks in this blog:  The English sewing patterns brand 'By Hand London' is on the market since 2012. The feminine casual style is eye-catching. The sewing patterns are made for all sizes, from S to 3 XL. In addition to women's fashion, there are also sewing patterns for children. We have made the Anna Dress and we are very enthousiast!
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Sewing Chanel-Style is all about sharing information, sewing pattern-reviews, book-reviews and lots of sewing guides for sewing-beginners and advanced seamstress.
Marga van der Vet
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