Sewing a vintage pattern, from start to finish. This is Simplicity pattern S9311. It’s an apron pattern direct from the simplicity archives. It has that iconic 1950’s style. A, B have shaped hems & cleverly inset pockets. C, D have circular skirts with scalloped hems & pretty lace or ribbon rose trim. Get it today at Simplicity.com. | Simplicity Patterns

Simplicity Wins: The Art of Logo Design✨🎨 Let’s talk about a common trap young or inexperienced designers fall into: the myth that more intricate means better. 🌀🔍Here’s the real scoop:1. Keep It Simple: A great logo isn’t about complexity; it’s about making a memorable, iconic, and easily recognizable mark. 🎯2. Think Systematically: Don’t just focus on the typeface. It’s about the entire design system and the thought process behind it. 🧠💡3. Beyond Illustration: A logo shouldn’t be a litera

I made a new pattern with Simplicity Patterns (pattern S3094)!!! 🦋 The full length tutorial of this new pattern is now posted to my YT (also under @raineemery)! This one was SO much fun to design—the flowers on the skirt, the costume corset and the sleeves are my favorite part about it. The design is inspired by Renaissance fashion and spring 🌷 #sewing #diy #diysewing #renaissance #simplicity #pattern #sewingtutorial #craft #designer #fantasy #cosplay #dnd #renfaire #fashion | Raine Emery