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Oh Yes We Did! Presenting Miss Bonfire
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Oh Yes We Did! Presenting Miss Bonfire

November 14, 2019December 30, 2019 Trish Yanke1 Comment

Well, people asked and we listened! Or more accurately, we "premonitioned". The Miss Bonfire hoodie was already in the works when we released the girls Bonfire version so you have no idea how hard it was to keep that to ourselves for the last few months!

The Tundra Top
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The Tundra Top

October 25, 2019December 30, 2019 mamidesofionaLeave a comment

Welcome to the fastest Sofiona sew thus far!! We are starting to be known as "clean, but not quick" and I'm totally good with that! But I also know that people want a quick make and it's been a regular conversation around Sofiona headquarters that we need to keep the quick sews in mind.

Fireweed Dress
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Fireweed Dress

July 12, 2019December 30, 2019 mamidesofiona4 Comments

With the 3 possible locations for the flounces (or not), this is where you can make some choices that suit your style. I, personally, love the way I can make matching dresses without fully matching by choosing only certain flounces or using trim instead.

Juniper
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Juniper

March 8, 2019December 30, 2019 Trish YankeLeave a comment

This pattern comes as either a completely reversible peplum shirt, or as a knee length dress. The front bodice boasts clean lines and a slight boatneck neckline.

Dandelion Tank
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Dandelion Tank

March 3, 2019December 30, 2019 mamidesofiona2 Comments

All about the Dandelion Tank and Peplum by Sofiona Designs. A free pattern with code in the Sofiona Fan Group on Facebook.

The Cat’s Out of the Bag and We’re Calling It: Lynx
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The Cat’s Out of the Bag and We’re Calling It: Lynx

January 28, 2019December 30, 2019 Trish YankeLeave a comment

While this cold shoulder top is designed for wovens, this pattern is best suited to those with some good drape and flow (think rayons, voiles, tencels, etc).

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Enjoying some matching Tamaracks. Fabric is the grunge stripe from @halofabricaddicts and my first try at the Butter base. It’s as wonderful as they say! #sofitamarack @sofionadesigns #newreleasepattern #soficlover
I got to try all sorts of new athletic knits while I was working on this new pattern. I’m going to list them in the blog post for the release tomorrow. This is the flex from @thefabricsnob and the colour selection is fabulous. #sofimisstamarack @sofionadesigns
A new pattern that isn’t new. Just sized up and just in time for this girlie as she bumps out of kids’ sizing. Releases Friday #sofimisstamarack @sofionadesigns @blendedthreadfabrics #holliesgotthegoods
I’ve been sewing for myself a lot lately and it’s finally time to pull out the camera fabric that was preorder from @prairieloveknits quite awhile ago now. I’ve felt like a bit of a fraud wearing cameras when I’m not a real photographer but apparently I’m over that now. 😁📷 I’m also amazed at how fast the basic #sofimissclover comes together. @sofionadesigns

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From the Twinnabagos: Twinnebago Travels

Chicago….something something windy….

Chicago….something something windy….

Is that really the title of this post?  Yes.  Yes it is.  I put that down, assuming something more cleaver would come to me by the time I was done.  And yet, here we are…. TRISH: We were now really ‘booking it’ to head west again.  Chicago was the last stop we had specific plans […]

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