Turned out to be for very good reason. Thankfully, all turned out better than feared.


https://blog.deer-and-doe.com/18792-2023-so-far-a-fall-release-update/

Anyhow, I've just had an email from Closet Core saying that Deer and Doe are now under their umbrella, after approaching them in the search for a buyer. There's a blog post about it but I can't get into it, at the moment.
 https://closetcorepatterns.com/collections/deer-and-doe-sewing-patterns

Edit - seems my email is the problem https://blog.deer-and-doe.com/18942-a-new-era-deer-and-doe-is-joining-the-closet-core-patterns-family/

I think @sewmuchmore was asking me about this stuff, a couple of months back, but not all the autumn/winter stock was in yet so there wasn't much of it to be found.


Anyhow, Lamazi now have some in stock, in several colours. I'm sure it will be appearing elsewhere, too.
https://lamazifabrics.com/collections/new-arrivals/products/copy-of-tie-dye-purple-cotton-french-terry-fabric

ETA: if you have access to this month's Simply Sewing magazine (it's on Libby) there is a Lamazi feature with a 10% off code.

https://www.cashmerette.com/

Code MAYSALE

Obviously that would be pdfs for most of us as postage from the US is a wee bit steep!

The collarless version is free on their website. It's rather pretty. It's not even improved by any of the collar options.
https://www.maison-fauve.com/products/patron-blouse-tilda-patron-pdf-gratuit?logged_in_customer_id=&lang=en

10th anniversary sale on Friday October 28th. Details in attachment. I hope.

They sell such a good range and they're having a moving sale. Use the code MOVING at checkout.

Like many here, I'm a returner to the craft, after a long hiatus due to having little space and 2 very demanding autistic boys with grabby hands. I took up knitting in that time, having failed to learn, as a child!

Having knitted, it was no surprise to me how much the world of patterns had changed in my time away.

My first returner project was a top that came with Sew magazine. The fit was bloody awful but it was a good refresher and helped me to be less intimidated by the computerised machine - a brother fs60 - that I'd had a few years and only used for the odd straight line or repair. I got my confidence back, though, and grabbed myself a copy of Tilly Walnes' Stretch, which turned out to be an excellent purchase.

I started with several pairs of pyjamas, using the Stella Joggers pattern, the Frankie top and the tabitha top that came with a magazine. I've made so many pairs of the joggers, now and have sized down for a slimmer leg and less baggy bum, adding more room for my belly. I've also retraced the frankie top with a smaller hip size and straight hem as seen with the black top I'm wearing today, made with a remnant of a see you at six French Jersey that turned out to have a hole in it, making pattern placement a challenge.

Had to show off my socks, while I was taking photos - Nemesis off the Knitty website. Can't remember where I got the yarn from.

Hi, I'm Yve and live in NE England. I've been sewing on and off for many years but didn't do much while my boys, who both have special needs, were young.

I've caught the bug again big time, now they're teens. Mostly garment sewing - currently working on a Merchant & Mills All State shirt for my husband in a lovely smooth hemp/cotton blend.