Dress lining

Today, I’ll demonstrate how to sew the lining into the Cambie Dress. This part of the sewing instructions makes a lot more sense when you’re actually doing it yourself. The next best thing? Watching someone else do it first! So I’ll do it and show you how it’s done, with plenty of pictures and explanations. …

Liesl is here with a tutorial for her easy facing and lining technique. It can be used on the Building Block Dress and on many other styles.

Oh lining! Fully lining a dress can sound like a lot of work, but for some projects it really adds to the finished garment and takes it up a level.

PRODUCT DETAILS Women’s mini dress Asymmetrical crew neckline with gathering Fitted bodice A-line skirt Zip, hook and eye closure Lined style Shop All Dresses S...

Early 1980. France. Pearly red dress from Pierre Cardin, in polyester satin, inner lining in red viscose. Under skirt held by two black presses inside the dress. Large three quarter batwing sleeves. Split on top of arms and closed by a small knot on each side. Crew neck. Back closure with large zip. Could be worn shorter without the under skirt. Good condition. Measurements; Equivalent frenche size 38. Length of the skirt: 88 cm. Elastic waist skirt: 86 cm. Height front dress: 87 cm. Sleeve…

Easy sewing patterns for dresses with detailed photo instructions and video tutorials to guide you in the process. Modern indie patterns for the creative you <3

Princess Line A dress or top with a seam-line that runs from the armhole to the hem, or the shoulder and the hem, where the bust and waist darts are incorporated into this seam. Examples Image 1 The Extended Line Dress Block front and back with the princess line drawn through the armhole. The side

You can hear the camera flashes, you can feel the sleek runway under your feet. You take a deep breath, prepare to meet the attentive eyes of the audience

On Friday I mentioned that sewing certain seams annoys me. I never wrote about it because I’m too picky but based on a vote (2 for, none opposed, that’s democracy for you), we’ll discus…

Hi All! This week I finally got back into the swing of things, sewing-wise, and made my very first Emery Dress - finally! I've been saying I was going to do it since it was released last fall! However, I'm glad I waited until after I learned a bit more about fitting. I did have to make several changes to the bodice, although the original form was passable. But that's why we sew, right? Or at least that's one of the reasons - to have a well-fitting garment. I'm going to talk about my fitting…