If patterns were a buzzword then the Persephone Pants are, right now, the hottest one out there. The pattern, produced by Colorado-based designer Anna Allen, is described as being “based on photographs of men’s 1920s-’40s US Navy sailor pants.” The...

The Persephone Pants by Anna Allen clothing are ubiquitous in the sewing community- everyone and their sister has made a pair, and they almost seem like magical pants- they look amazing on everyone…

I made a dream outfit which makes me smile like a dork. Persephone pants, Burda style magazine shirt and Gaia coat. I already blogged about the coat here, so I will not write much about it now, acc…

Summer of Basics Part 2 – The Persephone Pants | The German Edge

Does anyone else find the fashion trends that sweep the sewing community online interesting? I try not to jump on the newest, shiniest, most popular patterns on Instagram, so I’m a little late to the

Hi friends! I’ve neglected this blog for quite some time, but have lots of makes to post about and fill you in on! I’ve been meaning to write this post for some time, I’ve shared …

I don't even know where to start this post. Do I start by talking about the hesitation I feel almost every time I consider trying out a new pants pattern because I often don't feel up to the task of dealing with fitting issues? Or do I start by talking about how smitten I was with the Persephone Pants Pattern from the moment I first saw it? Or do I start by talking about how pants sewing has totally stolen my heart over the past year and made getting dressed in the morning a much more…

I made my first pair of Anna Allen’s Persephone Pants in April last year, boldly calling them ‘pair one of possibly a zillion pairs’. I’ve got a way to go but I’m sort of on track with these, my third pair....

White pants. Dream or doom? I love white pants on others and have always dreamt of having a pair. One step closer to my dream style and wardrobe. But how long will they remain white? Is this just a…

I've been bogged down by life for the past few months. All good things, and all time sensitive over commitments, and unrealistic personal expectations. I see what I get from them in the long run, but don't get much out of them right now. Not sewing, makes me not feel like myself. I start to have an identity crisis, I feel a productivity deficit, I start shopping at Uniqlo. It's a brutal downward spiral of cheap clothing and regret. Luckily, my first finished outfit of 2019 (and actually a…