Fall sewing is all about gorgeous layering pieces, refined yet relaxed garments, and lively autumn hues. If you’re in need of some inspiration for your handmade fall wardrobe, check out our newest patterns and fabric pairings that will have you excited to get dressed this season.
Square Neck Top by Friday Pattern Company
The Square Neck Top is a beautiful everyday blouse to wear untucked with jeans or tucked into high-waisted pants. Whether you layer it under a cardigan or wear it on its own, this top strikes the ideal balance between a fitted and flowy garment. The big bonus in this pattern is it includes details to sew this top in either a woven or knit!
With its stunning drape, the Rosalind Tencel (shown here in Moss) will make a luxuriously flowy Square Neck Top. The earth tone will complement many hues and textures, making it a versatile piece for your wardrobe.
Augusta Shirt & Dress by Grainline Studio
The Augusta Shirt and Dress (size 0-18 here) features an oval-shaped silhouette that will keep you cozy and stylish this season. The asymmetrical collar, inverted box pleat and mitered split hem are contemporary details that makes this piece unique.
The Augusta pattern and Ella Viscose Linen Noil are made for each other. The soft and silky texture of the fabric will make an elegant dress ready to be paired with tights, boots or under a coat. Our favourite shades include the jewel-toned Juniper, the classy Gingerbread and the warm and earthy Candy Apple.
Montauk Trousers by Liesl and Co
We love the Montauk Trousers for their comfort and ease of wearing and sewing! The elastic waistband and classic fit make these trousers easy to pull on before you’re out the door.
Our midweight Essex Cotton here in Steel and Nautical Yarn Dye fabrics will make for polished pants that can take you from work to the weekend. The semi-structured fabric will hang straight down the body for pants that can be dressed up for a meeting or dressed down for lazy days.
The Square Neck, Augusta or Montauk - which one will be your next project? Let us know by tagging your project with @spoolofthread on Instagram!