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by tracey dennis
For this blog post we are sharing how to create a pretty double strap for the Camille Cami. These straps give multiple options when wearing the pre...
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by tracey dennis
How to make a waist-tie for the Wide Leg Trousers
What you'll need -
Wide leg trousers
Pattern - find it HERE
Fabric
Sewing machine
Pins
Safety pin...
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We've shared a handy video showing how to shorten the Wrap Skirt sewing pattern. Tap the image or link below to take you to the video!
https://yo...
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by tracey dennis
Tailor's tacks!
We're sharing how to do tailor's tacks. They are hand-sewn stitches used to mark specific points from a paper pattern onto fabric. ...
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by tracey dennis
Sewing Darts!
We're sharing tips & tricks for sewing darts. Darts are folds that are sewn into fabric to give shape to clothing.
Step 1. Mark t...
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by tracey dennis
Pressing Darts!
We're sharing a few simple tips & tricks for pressing darts for our wrap skirt.
- Darts are pressed towards the outside seams ...
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We're sharing a few tips & tricks for hemming our 'summer kimono jacket', especially the neckline!
When hemming around the front edge and neck...
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This technique can be used to sew openings within bags, along seams or to sew up holes on stuffed animals too.
We're using a contrast thread for th...
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by tracey dennis
We're sharing this handy tutorial on how to do free motion embroidery
Free motion stitching is a technique where you essentially draw with your ma...
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by tracey dennis
Tips & tricks for using an overlocker when sewing seams in a loop. This technique is used when attaching sleeves, cuffs, collars etc.
For this ...
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For our latest tips & tricks blog post we're showing how to attach a neckband/collar to a neckline.
We are making the Alice top pattern to show...
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by tracey dennis
For this blog post we're giving you a step by step guide to shirring.
This is a technique that involves sewing rows of stitching with an elastic th...
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