With a little creativity, you can make your wedding table linens truly unique. So think about the colour scheme of your wedding, and don't forget the other details like dress and the reception decor. When choosing your table linen styles, don't forget to take into account all of these factors so that your linens are perfect for your celebration.

There are a few reasons why I tend to be a bit of a serial toiler. Firstly: when working with challenging fabrics, seam finishing is such an important step in ensuring their longevity. Secondly: when working with sewing patterns that are new-to-me, it helps me learn what works and doesn't work. Lastly (although it should probably be the main reason for toiling): to get a better fit!

From the flax seed to the final product, it has been modulated by human hands. However, that's not necessarily a bad thing, and there are still plenty of reasons why you might choose linen. In fact, many people do! The choice is yours!

Upon receiving my fabric I immediately notice the smooth hand feel of the fibre, complemented by the almost gauze texture. The delicate blossom print was the perfect romantic compliment to my existing wardrobe of earthy neutrals.

I am so stoked with how this dress turned out and the linen was absolutely perfect for the job!

 I started off with my trusty raglan sleeve pattern block which I slashed and spread (the front, back and sleeves) to achieve the volume.. Read More

 History of linen is dated back to ancient civilisations. In fact, linen and its use has been associated with great civilisations. In ancient Egypt, Linen was used for making elite clothing, and religious purposes. It is believed that mummies of pharaohs were wrapped in pure white linen. They must have considered linen to be the best for mummification due to its purity and longevity. Sacred texts including Holy bible mentions...

With de Linum's chocolate coloured 100% linen fabric on the cutting table, I knew exactly which pattern I'd choose to sew. A firm favourite and wardrobe staple, Anna Allen's Pomona Pants offer a clean, relaxed silhouette that complement this yarn dyed mid to light-weight linen perfectly. 

A lot of fabric suppliers and mills tend to claim that their linen is made from European grown flax due to the demand for pure linen grown in Europe mainly, France, Belgium and Netherlands.