
Sometime last week, Kwik Sew came out with their new Fall patterns. There was only one or two patterns that caught my eye. I saw this pants pattern and thought it would be worth a try. For you Kwik Sew pattern lovers, you’re going to love the improvements KS made recently to their new patterns.

Inside, the pattern itself is pretty much the same. When you think about that, how could it get any better?

I instantly noticed a change to the instruction sheet format. KS has added a light pink to the pattern color to differentiate the pattern from fabric (layout section).

I love the improvements made to the instruction sheet. The red stitching lines make it easier to follow the instructions. No more guessing or re-reading 3x what needs to be stitched next.
These are big improvements for KS. I personally think some of their patterns are worth the money especially when I don't have to tinker too much with the alterations. Their pattern paper is wonderful and lines are clearly marked.
When you have limited amount of time to sew, I think Kwik Sew is the way to go. And for some patterns, you have to "think outside the box" to make the garment a little bit better than the basic look.
3 comments:
Those are exciting changes for KS. Thanks for sharing them with me. I only wish I had a local shop to purchase them.
In my very short sewing career, I have always had success with KS and found their patterns easy to understand, which is not always the case even for other "easy" patterns.
I know there's many KS sewers out there and I am happy to share any new sewing information I come across.
I agree with you Clio..."easy" patterns from the other pattern mfg may not translate to easy to understand. That's why I am thankful for starting out with KS patterns and graduated to the Big 4. The KS sewing experience has been very helpful.
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