Charlotte, Mood Intern

Like many home sewers, I suffer from TGCS, or Too-Good-to-Cut Syndrome. Since I started interning at Mood, I’ve hoarded amassed some truly exquisite fabric. I have visions of swishy silk…

Longing for a bit more color in your life? Look no further than our cotton department. On the darkest, grayest day, you’ll find vibrant florals, elegant classical prints, bold paisleys…

Come January and February, home sewers can get a hankering for spring. If you can’t quite bring yourself to break out the gauzy, flowy warm-weather fabric, how about sewing up…

Here’s a chicken/egg question for you home sewers: Which do you decide on first when you’re thinking about your next project? The fabric or the design? As home sewers ourselves…

When Mood’s home dec expert Danyce was offered a used armchair, she couldn’t pass up the opportunity. With the holidays fast approaching, she didn’t have the time to fully reupholster…

When the Pomonok Library in Queens ran a summer sewing camp for teens, some of its tween patrons felt left out. Librarian Frances Grossman suggested that they host their own…