Pattern hacks

@fil_a_peau omitted the ribbons at the shoulders of I AM Gaïa to add frills instead. Simple and on trend, we love it and so we created a tutorial so you can also sew yours. Follow the guide.

Alice from @the.polka.dot.palace shows you how to hack the I AM Juliette shirt sewing pattern to replace the original sleeves with pleated cap sleeves. Follow the guide.

This very simple hack is an idea of @paul_et_paulette. The gathers of the Cassiopée dress turn into ruffles. We have put a tutorial together so you can make your own. Follow the guide.

The I AM Charlotte skirt with an added belt by @ceciletood caught our eyes on Instagram. A very simple hack that adds a little “je ne sais quoi” to the skirt. Cécile has kindly accepted to create a step-by-step tutorial of the customisation so you can make yours too. Follow the guide…

Follow Cindy of @ledressingdecindy as she explains how to add a lovely bow to the I AM Gaïa cami top.

I AM Jain is already a versatile pattern and now we show you how to amend the pattern to turn it into a jacket.

The Colibri dungarees with its ribbon straps is designed for beginners. If you want to make it with classic adjustable straps, follow the guide.

Download the free sewing pattern extension for sewing narrower balloon sleeves to your I AM Zèbre sweatshirt.

After having sewn a few plain Apollon sweatshirts we thought it was time to customise it with geometric blocks. In this article we show you how to create your own shape from the original pattern.

Discover the 3 new collars for sewing the I AM Luna shirt again and again, create different styles and reinvent yourself.

Following the success of @solene_bonnet with her Hestia skirt featuring a front buttoning we show you how to sew one yourself.

Autumn, winter, spring, summer, Cassiopée is perfect all year around. Cassiopée’s original pattern comes in 3/4 sleeves. Our complimentary short-sleeve add-on lets you to reinvent your favourite dress for warmer days.