• Christina calls this her perfect summer dress, and we agree! 📷 @christina_alphabet
  • Still one of my favorite Austin T-shirts. I chose the view without the front seam and this (now out of print) mint floral knit, and I wear it all.the.time.
  • In love with this dress @sweeterthancupcakesblog made by hacking the Esma Top - she cut it at the waist and added a gathered skirt. The fabric really makes the look I think!
  • This creative side button seam on the Oceanside Pants by @koetiquemade is so fun! Check out her feed for more about how she did this - the only hack was the material she used for the pattern.
  • Katie is wearing her pajamas outside the house 😬 She used the #PeppermintPJs top and sewed up a sweater and it's a perfect raglan for cooler weather! ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ 📷@kak513
  • The Blanc T-shirt was so named because it was a play on both the Blank in my company name and the word white, as in a simple white t-shirt, a wardrobe workhorse like this Blanc that @sew.harti made. Basic, comfy, and perfect with so many things.
  • The midi length of the Tillery Skirt isn't one I see often, so this one by @bea_and_lucille stopped me in my tracks! 😍
  • Are you loving all the tie dye popping up everywhere? some of it is too wild for me, but this Bexley Dress by @tricia_2gls1by is a subtle tie-dye print that I can get on board with.
  • The Catalina dress is a summer favorite. @whosewever sewed this beautiful one with fabric she got as a gift. 😍
  • #BartonShorts everyday. This time with an #AbrazoTee What's your stay home uniform? ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ #BSPBarton #BSPAbrazo

Blank Slate Patterns Blog

Sew This Look ·

Sew This Look with Tillery

In our Instagram feed, we sometimes share RTW (ready-to-wear) looks that we come across that would be easy to recreate with a Blank Slate Pattern. Here is one way to interpret the Tillery Skirt pattern.

Sew This Look | Velvet Mini from Benetton | Sew This Look with the Tillery Skirt pattern from Blank Slate Patterns

This practically already is the Tillery! Just use the mini length and skip the belt loops and pockets.

When you’re sourcing materials, you can look for velvet, velveteen (which is cotton velvet), or even uncut or fine-wale corduroy. Be sure the fabric does not have stretch.

For step-by-step photo instructions, follow along with our Tillery Sewalong.