Top Ten de Blogs de costura – Top ten Spanish sewing blogs
¡Hola, hola!
¿Qué tal estáis? ¿Cómo han ido las Navidades? Se que hace mil que no habéis sabido de mi e unas semanas… Pero en fin, tengo entre manos algo que me tiene muy muy ocupada, y voy a tener que reducir la frecuencia de posts desgraciadamente. Serán unos mesecillos, y volveré con las pilas cargadas, ¡prometido!
No os voy a abandonar del todo, porque tengo algunos posts ya preparados que iré publicando en estos meses.
Hace poco una lectora me escribió diciendo que le gustaba mi blog y que le iba a sacar mucho partido ya que sus reyes le habían regalado una máquina de coser. Hace un año estaba yo en las mismas, con mi máquina nueva traída por los reyes. Y he pensado que sería buena idea escribir una entrada con los blogs que me han enseñado todo lo que sé sobre la costura. Así que hoy os traigo el top ten de blogs de costura en español para mi. A ver que os parece:
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Mi tocaya Marta fue mi primer contacto con la costura, y es que tuve la suerte de tener una profe tan estupenda como ella. Me encantaba su blog, y decidí apuntarme a sus clases de costura, en las que cogí mucha soltura con la máquina. Sus vídeo tutoriales son fantásticos, muy bien explicados con todo el paso a paso, y tenéis DIYs para todos los gustos.
Entre las cosas que he hecho gracias a su blog, aquí tenéis este cojín que hice en mi primera clase con ella, este precioso vestido para bebé, o este super vestido para una boda que lucí muy orgullosa!
2. Chita Lou
Sylvia es otra de las grandes profes que podéis encontrar sobre costura en la blogesfera. Su curso gratuito con más de 50 lecciones es una pasada. Además podréis encontrar un montón de trucos y explicaciones sobre los distintos tipos de costura, telas o máquinas de coser, que siempre vienen bien para las principiantes.
3. Sara»s Code
Sara es una chica simpatiquísima que se atreve con todo. Tiene unos neceseres preciosos, y yo me animé a seguir uno de sus tutoriales de falda con vuelo para hacerme esta falda sesentera tan chula. A ella le encantó. No os perdáis su blog.
4. Skarlett
Este es un blog que descubrí hace muy poquito por casualidad, y de los que engancha. Me lo revisé enterito en un día.
Armando hace unos diseños chulísimos, y unos vestidos para morirse. ¡Ya me gustaría a mi coser la mitad de bien que él! Envidia sana, y mucha.
Me encanta su sección Karlotta, y tiene un dossier de telas descargable que es un must read para cualquier costurera/o.
5. Srta. Palomo
El blog de Lucía está plagado de ideas muy inspiradoras y preciosos tutoriales con una esencia muy suya. Tiene un estilo muy diferente, que es lo que me atrae de su blog. Telas muy chulas y productos muy variados encontraréis en su blog.
Otra de mis profes a distancia preferidas es Meri. Su blog es estupendo para las que estamos iniciándonos en el mundo de la costura, ya que nos enseña desde lo más básico (como usar la máquina de coser, consejos a la hora de comprar una máquina…) como tutoriales muy detallados para que pongáis en práctica todo lo aprendido.
Elisa nos enseña su pasión, la costura de ropa para sus niños. Con ella podemos aprender a confeccionar multitud de vestidos, blusas, faldas y todo tipo de accesorios para los más peques de la casa.
Laura hace maravillas con sus manos. En su blog tenéis unos tutoriales detallados paso a paso con prendas preciosas. Si seguís su blog podéis haceros con un armario precioso totalmente customizado.
9. Pinafili
En el blog de Pinafili Ana nos enseña a hacer un poco de todo: desde customizar nuestra ropa hasta hacer preciosos complementos y objetos para la casa. Seguro que os gusta.
10. Momita»s blog
Un blog en el que encontraréis desde DIYs para principiantes, muy sencillitos, como otros más avanzados, así como muchas ideas para personalizar nuestra ropa y renovar nuestro armario.
¿Conocíais ya todos los blogs? ¿Tenéis alguna otra recomendación de blogs relacionados con la costura?
Un besito.
Hi there!
How are you all? How did the Christmas go? I know you haven»t heard from me in a while… but I have something coming up that»s keeping me very busy… So unfortunately I will have to post less frequently. It»ll be only for a few months, and after that I»ll keep showing you lots of DIYs, I promise!
I»m not gonna leave completely though, I have a few posts prepared that will be on the blog soon.
A couple of weeks ago, a reader sent me a message saying that she liked my blog and she thought it could be very useful for her as she got a sewing maching for Christmas. That»s exactly what happened to me a year ago. So I thought it would be a good idea to write a post with some of the blogs that have taught me all what I know so far about sewing. So here»s the top ten of Spanish sewing blogs for me. Let»s see if you like them:
1. Oh Mother Mine DIY
Marta was my first contact with sewing, and I was very lucky to have her as a teacher as well. I loved her blog and decided to join one of her courses, where I learnt a lot about how to use my sewing machine. Her video-tutorials are really good, very well explained and you can find all kinds of DIY.
Thanks to her blog and classes I made this cushion, this baby dress, and this other dress for me that I wore to a friend»s wedding.
Marta was my first contact with sewing, and I was very lucky to have her as a teacher as well. I loved her blog and decided to join one of her courses, where I learnt a lot about how to use my sewing machine. Her video-tutorials are really good, very well explained and you can find all kinds of DIY.
Thanks to her blog and classes I made this cushion, this baby dress, and this other dress for me that I wore to a friend»s wedding.
2. Chita Lou
Sylvia is another great sewing teacher. She offers a free online course with more that 50 lessons on Youtube. And you can also find lots of tricks and explanations about the different types of fabrics, sewing machines, or types of stitches.
Sylvia is another great sewing teacher. She offers a free online course with more that 50 lessons on Youtube. And you can also find lots of tricks and explanations about the different types of fabrics, sewing machines, or types of stitches.
3. Sara»s Code
Sara is a very nice girl who isn»t afraid of sewing whatever comes to her mind! She makes beautiful toilet bags and I made this 60″s skirt based on one of her tutorials. She told me she loved it! Don»t forget to check her blog out.
4. Skarlett
I discovered this blog not long ago, and I love it.
Armando makes beautiful designs, and lovely dresses. I would love to be so talented! I really liked his Karlotta section, and he also has a free book with all types of fabrics that you can find and all the explanations needed to know how to sew them.
Armando makes beautiful designs, and lovely dresses. I would love to be so talented! I really liked his Karlotta section, and he also has a free book with all types of fabrics that you can find and all the explanations needed to know how to sew them.
5. Srta. Palomo
Lucia»s blog is full of inspiring ideas and nice tutorials. Her style is very different to the rest of the blogs that I follow, which is what I like about it. She combines cool patterned fabrics and creates all kind of products with them.
6. La mar de ideas DIY
Meri is another one of my favourite online sewing teachers. Her blog is really good for the ones that, like me, are starting to sew, as she teaches us from scratch (how to use the sewing maching, advice on which machine to buy…) and she also has very detailed tutorials to implement all that we»ve learnt.
Meri is another one of my favourite online sewing teachers. Her blog is really good for the ones that, like me, are starting to sew, as she teaches us from scratch (how to use the sewing maching, advice on which machine to buy…) and she also has very detailed tutorials to implement all that we»ve learnt.
7. Mamá Cose Sola
Elisa show us her passion, sewing for her kids. With her we can learn to sew lots of different dresses, blouses, skirts and all types of accesories for the children.
Elisa show us her passion, sewing for her kids. With her we can learn to sew lots of different dresses, blouses, skirts and all types of accesories for the children.
8. Mi Primera Máquina de Coser
Laura makes wonderful things with her own hands. In her blog we can find tutorials to make beautiful clothes. If you follow her blog you can end up having a cupboard full of stuff that you»ve made yourselves.
Laura makes wonderful things with her own hands. In her blog we can find tutorials to make beautiful clothes. If you follow her blog you can end up having a cupboard full of stuff that you»ve made yourselves.
9. Pinafili
Ana teaches us, on her blog, how to make a bit of everything: from customising our clothes to making beautiful accesories and objects for the house. I»m sure you»ll like it.
Ana teaches us, on her blog, how to make a bit of everything: from customising our clothes to making beautiful accesories and objects for the house. I»m sure you»ll like it.
10. Momita»s blog
In her blog you can find DIYs for beginners, very easy to make, and some others that are a bit more difficult, for those of you who already know how to sew. You»ll also find tips on how to renew your wardrobe.
In her blog you can find DIYs for beginners, very easy to make, and some others that are a bit more difficult, for those of you who already know how to sew. You»ll also find tips on how to renew your wardrobe.
Did you know all these blogs already? Would you recommend any other similar blogs?
Xx.
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Hello, thank you for sharing this resource, can you recommend any good Sewing tutorial books in Spanish? Specifically, good quilting books in Spanish that you recommend?
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