
Clara
Garden wedding
Something soft and romantic, and light enough for a sunny afternoon.
Run your own little dress shop. Sketch each customer's dress, choose the perfect fabrics, sew every seam yourself, and see her face at the reveal.
A garden wedding, a night at the opera, a first job interview. Each customer walks in with a wish, a budget and a few things she'd rather not wear.

Garden wedding
Something soft and romantic, and light enough for a sunny afternoon.

Night at the opera
Something grand and formal, romantic even. Nothing playful, if you please.

Summer fair
I want to dance all day! Something fun and breezy, nothing stuffy.

Film premiere
They made a film of my book! Formal, a little romantic, and warm.

Graduation dance
Something playful and romantic that swishes when I spin!

Anniversary dinner
Our tenth anniversary! Romantic and elegant, for a candlelit dinner.

Gallery opening
My first exhibition opens next week. Romantic and light, please.

Sister's wedding
I'm a bridesmaid! Formal and romantic. My aunt is very traditional.

Golden anniversary
Fifty years married, dear! Something formal and romantic, and warm.
Nine customers, thirty commissions, and their stories along the way.

Pick a bodice, sleeves, collar and skirt in your sketchbook, then drag fabrics straight onto the drawing. Make the whole skirt one cloth, or give each panel its own.

Hold a bolt to unroll it in the light. Turn it, zoom right into the weave, and see what it does for the dress before you cut.
Blush Silk
Sage Chiffon
Rose Linen
Wine Velvet
Navy Wool
Mustard Cord
Denim
Sky Cotton
Lavender Voile
Ivory LacePlus florals, gingham, tartan, heart prints and sequins that really sparkle.

Hold to sew and steer the fabric along the line as the needle hums. A neat seam makes a better dress. Prefer to relax? Switch on Auto-sew and let the machine take over.

Finish it in the fitting room with a satin bow, pearl buttons or a lace hem. Then hand it over and watch her reaction. Every dress goes into your lookbook to keep.
Stars bring new styles and fabrics day by day. Spend your earnings on the studio and your shop grows with you.

Customers relax over tea and pay a little more.

Trims bought in bulk cost less.

Smoother, more forgiving seams.

Fabric by the bolt, straight from the mill.

A dress in the window draws more customers.

Atelier is coming to iPhone and iPad. Thread the needle, the first customer is on her way.