Hello Everyone! I used Viscose for the skirt section of this dress and the wrong side of the stretch satin fabric for the bodice. I opted for a tulip sleeve because it’s very feminine and flattering. The flowers have a silver outline, which the camera does not pick up. I lined the sleeve with the …
First, draft a basic sleeve pattern and outline the overlap and underlap of the tulip sleeve. Trace the overlap and underlap out and add seam allowance. Cut the fabric out. Cut lining out, if the sleeve is to be lined. 4 panels x fabric and 4 panels lining. With right sides together, pin the overlap …
Hello Everyone! With summer just around the corner here in South Africa, it is time to make waves, by investing in great-looking, comfortable swimwear. Whether you buy, or make your own swimwear, choosing the right style, will flatter any shape or size. I decided to include this dress swimsuit in my personal collection, simply because …
Tape is sometimes sewn into seams, to stabilize it, thus preventing it from stretching. Shoulder seams, waistlines, and neckline seams are mostly taped. It is best to tape seams that take some strain during wear, like the underarm curve of kimono sleeves. Applying cotton tape to shoulder seams: Step 1. With right sides together, pin …
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Hello Everyone! Floral garments are seen on many runways lately. It certainly brings a feminine touch to any wardrobe and can be worn day or night. It was love at first sight when I saw the fabric of my latest project. I used Digital Silk for this dress. The fabric is stiff and has a …