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On my first Dress No 1 by 100 Acts of Sewing, I decided on a bit of a whim to make a square neck. It’s one of my favourite necklines and I just love how it looks! By its nature, it obviously isn’t curved, so bias binding really isn’t really the best finish for the straight lines. You really need a facing to give it stability. There are different kinds of facing depending on your garment neckline (have a Google or get hold of any basic sewing book, even better, get an old copy of the Reader’s...

When I started this I wasn’t sure if I would finish! Sticking the fabric to the tongue is a bit fiddly, you need lots of glue and you need to let it really dry before cutting around the edges. To stop fraying you can apply a fray stop glue. I’ve edged around the tongue in a blanket stitch. 💛 I must admit, I love them now they are done! Photo of glue in my highlights. . . #blanketstitch #embroideredshoes #handmadestyle #embroideryinstaguild #dmcembroidery #sewing #embroideryart...

Helen's Closet on Instagram: "Are you comfortable with sewing button shanks? 🪡 For today’s #TutorialTuesday, I want to demonstrate this easy but oh-so crucial sewing skill. 💪 Button shanks are great for creating space under the button for the buttonhole and fabric, so it’s easier to take your garments on and off. You can use this technique for the #GilbertTop, #CameronButtonUp, or any other pattern that features buttons! 1️⃣ First we want to start sewing from the right side of the fabric, so...

How To Easily Alter A Pattern To Make A Cap Sleeve T-Shirt Morning Everyone! I thought I would share a simple pattern tutorial with all of you today. As I was making my Simple Dress Design, it occurred to me that I could show you the easy pattern for it. I will start off with the cap sleeve pattern for the bodice. It's pretty straightforward, but if my instructions don't make sense for you, please ask in the comments or send me an email. And if you are a newbie sewist, give it a try! The Cap...

On my first Dress No 1 by 100 Acts of Sewing, I decided on a bit of a whim to make a square neck. It’s one of my favourite necklines and I just love how it looks! By its nature, it obviously isn’t curved, so bias binding really isn’t really the best finish for the straight lines. You really need a facing to give it

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