I discuss how to recognize strain of the side bosom and what steps have to be undertaken to fit that area.įitting for Bust Projection and Princess Panels Just in case you missed out on yesterdays post – Fitting for Bust Projection and Princess Panels – be sure to check it out. Like every pattern that you make it will be necessary to tweak the fit of your garment to get absolute perfection. Today is the 2nd blog post to celebrate the release of the gorgeous Madison Colour Blocked Dress and I would like to talk to you about changing your bust point on your pattern and how to do this given that you have princess panels in play. Click here to read More ….įitting for Lower Bust Projection and Princess Panels It creates such a statement for a wonderful design. The Madison Colour Blocked Dress is the perfect example of where to use the exposed zipper method. If you mark accurately and sew accurately you will find the below steps very easy to implement. The only thing I would say is that you have to be very accurate when setting up the seam turning for the zipper opening – and making sure the bottom “facing” of the zipper is fully flipped to the inside of the body. This is an easy method for showcasing a lovely metal zipper for a statement in a seam – especially the Centre Back of a Dress. Today I am detailing my easy method of insertion for an exposed zipper.
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Neckline Binding Tutorial with Camelia from Calcedonia Sewing on YoutubeĪ new tutorial for the Madison dress! The pdf sewing pattern from Designer Stitch comes with clear instructions but if you are like me and sometimes need visual help, here I am demonstrating the binding of the neckline. In this video, I am demonstrating a neat way to finish the end of the zipper opening. Sewing an Exposed Zipper with Camelia from Calcedonia Sewing on Youtubeįor the gorgeous Madison dress, pontiknit dress pattern from Designer Stitch you have the option of inserting an exposed zipper. I am sure you heard the thud of me falling off my sewing chair.Īligning your stitch lines/seam junctions is the foundation of sewing when working with your cut pattern pieces – you dont match the cut edges/ends of pattern pieces – you must ALWAYS match the junction of the stitch lines. I posted this a few weeks back into my Facebook group – I call it ” Teachers Hat ” – and was very surprised that this wasn’t a standard step for quite a few sew’ists. This is a short and sweet post on how to match your seam lines or seam junctions which is the basis of ALL SEWING !!! In this video, you will see a tutorial on sewing the pockets. The gorgeous Jasmine dress from Designer Stitch is the perfect pattern for a beautiful, comfortable and easy to make dress. Pocket Tutorial for the Jasmine Dress with Camelia from Calcedonia Sewing on Youtube.
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