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Have you ever fallen in love with a gorgeous pattern, only to discover it's designed for woven fabrics when all you're craving is something soft and stretchy? You're not alone. I can't tell you how many times I've saved a pattern to my ever-growing wishlist, then realized I wanted the comfort and ease of knit fabric instead of the structure of a woven. The good news? You absolutely can convert woven patterns for knit fabrics - but there are some crucial considerations that will...

You want to sew a coat, but every time you open Pinterest, it's the same jackets in slightly different colors. You save a few pins, feel inspired for a moment, then realize none of them are exciting enough to carry you through weeks of sewing. And when a project costs this much time and fabric, that kind of inspiration just isn't enough. Lately, I've been feeling like the internet is set up to make all of us look really bland. Algorithm-based feeds like Pinterest or Instagram push us...

You want to sew a coat, but every time you open Pinterest, it's the same jackets in slightly different colors. You save a few pins, feel inspired for a moment, then realize none of them are exciting enough to carry you through weeks of sewing. And when a project costs this much time and fabric, that kind of inspiration just isn't enough. Lately, I've been feeling like the internet is set up to make all of us look really bland. Algorithm-based feeds like Pinterest or Instagram push us...

You want to sew a coat, but every time you open Pinterest, it's the same jackets in slightly different colors. You save a few pins, feel inspired for a moment, then realize none of them are exciting enough to carry you through weeks of sewing. And when a project costs this much time and fabric, that kind of inspiration just isn't enough. Lately, I've been feeling like the internet is set up to make all of us look really bland. Algorithm-based feeds like Pinterest or Instagram push us...

You want to sew a coat, but every time you open Pinterest, it's the same jackets in slightly different colors. You save a few pins, feel inspired for a moment, then realize none of them are exciting enough to carry you through weeks of sewing. And when a project costs this much time and fabric, that kind of inspiration just isn't enough. Lately, I've been feeling like the internet is set up to make all of us look really bland. Algorithm-based feeds like Pinterest or Instagram push us...

You want to sew a coat, but every time you open Pinterest, it's the same jackets in slightly different colors. You save a few pins, feel inspired for a moment, then realize none of them are exciting enough to carry you through weeks of sewing. And when a project costs this much time and fabric, that kind of inspiration just isn't enough. Lately, I've been feeling like the internet is set up to make all of us look really bland. Algorithm-based feeds like Pinterest or Instagram push us...

You want to sew a coat, but every time you open Pinterest, it's the same jackets in slightly different colors. You save a few pins, feel inspired for a moment, then realize none of them are exciting enough to carry you through weeks of sewing. And when a project costs this much time and fabric, that kind of inspiration just isn't enough. Lately, I've been feeling like the internet is set up to make all of us look really bland. Algorithm-based feeds like Pinterest or Instagram push us...

You want to sew a coat, but every time you open Pinterest, it's the same jackets in slightly different colors. You save a few pins, feel inspired for a moment, then realize none of them are exciting enough to carry you through weeks of sewing. And when a project costs this much time and fabric, that kind of inspiration just isn't enough. Lately, I've been feeling like the internet is set up to make all of us look really bland. Algorithm-based feeds like Pinterest or Instagram push us...

You want to sew a coat, but every time you open Pinterest, it's the same jackets in slightly different colors. You save a few pins, feel inspired for a moment, then realize none of them are exciting enough to carry you through weeks of sewing. And when a project costs this much time and fabric, that kind of inspiration just isn't enough. Lately, I've been feeling like the internet is set up to make all of us look really bland. Algorithm-based feeds like Pinterest or Instagram push us...

You want to sew a coat, but every time you open Pinterest, it's the same jackets in slightly different colors. You save a few pins, feel inspired for a moment, then realize none of them are exciting enough to carry you through weeks of sewing. And when a project costs this much time and fabric, that kind of inspiration just isn't enough. Lately, I've been feeling like the internet is set up to make all of us look really bland. Algorithm-based feeds like Pinterest or Instagram push us...

You want to sew a coat, but every time you open Pinterest, it's the same jackets in slightly different colors. You save a few pins, feel inspired for a moment, then realize none of them are exciting enough to carry you through weeks of sewing. And when a project costs this much time and fabric, that kind of inspiration just isn't enough. Lately, I've been feeling like the internet is set up to make all of us look really bland. Algorithm-based feeds like Pinterest or Instagram push us...

You want to sew a coat, but every time you open Pinterest, it's the same jackets in slightly different colors. You save a few pins, feel inspired for a moment, then realize none of them are exciting enough to carry you through weeks of sewing. And when a project costs this much time and fabric, that kind of inspiration just isn't enough. Lately, I've been feeling like the internet is set up to make all of us look really bland. Algorithm-based feeds like Pinterest or Instagram push us...

You want to sew a coat, but every time you open Pinterest, it's the same jackets in slightly different colors. You save a few pins, feel inspired for a moment, then realize none of them are exciting enough to carry you through weeks of sewing. And when a project costs this much time and fabric, that kind of inspiration just isn't enough. Lately, I've been feeling like the internet is set up to make all of us look really bland. Algorithm-based feeds like Pinterest or Instagram push us...

Have you ever fallen in love with a gorgeous pattern, only to discover it's designed for woven fabrics when all you're craving is something soft and stretchy? You're not alone. I can't tell you how many times I've saved a pattern to my ever-growing wishlist, then realized I wanted the comfort and ease of knit fabric instead of the structure of a woven. The good news? You absolutely can convert woven patterns for knit fabrics - but there are some crucial considerations that will...

Have you ever fallen in love with a gorgeous pattern, only to discover it's designed for woven fabrics when all you're craving is something soft and stretchy? You're not alone. I can't tell you how many times I've saved a pattern to my ever-growing wishlist, then realized I wanted the comfort and ease of knit fabric instead of the structure of a woven. The good news? You absolutely can convert woven patterns for knit fabrics - but there are some crucial considerations that will...