#Sewingpattern

[spaceplush]

The Strawberry Valenturtle sewing pattern is now up in my main shop!

My Shop!

[katelovessewing]

[sewingforyourlife]

Ripped appart an old sun visor and made a pattern from it. Easier than i thought.

[delilahiris]

Mushroom Friends = Pure Joy

I just designed this mushroom doll and am working on a pattern and sew tutorial. I'm excited to craft up an army of mushroom friends!

#dollmakinb

[andrew-excelleen]

Making my Wedding Dress from a THRIFTED wedding dress 💍👰‍♀️

[anielskaaniela]

Learn How to Sew a Basic Dress with Me (Free PDF Pattern) | Beginner Sewing Tutorial

Hey! I have some exciting news for you! I uploaded a new video on how to sew a basic dress with a free PDF pattern in 5 sizes. This is a perfect tutorial for beginners, as it only requires two pieces of fabric, some bias tape, and a few basic sewing skills. You can customize the length, color, and style of your dress to suit your preferences. This tutorial is very detailed and easy to follow, with clear instructions for each step. You will also find some helpful tips and tricks on how to sew with un stretch fabrics and bias tape, and how to adjust the fit of your dress. By the end of this tutorial, you will have a gorgeous dress that you can wear for any occasion.

If you want to learn how to sew this dress, click the link below to watch the video and download the free PDF pattern. And if you enjoyed this video, please give it a heart, reblog it, and share it with your friends. Also, don’t forget to follow me on youtube for more free patterns, tutorials, and tips on sewing and crafting. Thank you for your support! 🤗💖

[Watch the video and download the free PDF pattern]

[creatingmagic4]

Only 1€

[professorpski]

Nope, That Is Not a Blouse: Simplicity 9817

This set of re-issued accessories from the 1950s has some expected items and some unusual ones. Collars and cuffs that could be switched out, and thus give some variety to one dress, were a standard feature from at least the late 19th Century onward. Here, you see two rounded versions and one designed to look like lapels on a blouse.

Hair bows too date way back although this is a bow on a headband which was a newer look in the 1950s. The bias-cut sash, which you see on the bottom row in red and in green stripes is also a traditional idea and here it is pulled through a buckle.

A newer idea was the dickey that looked like a blouse. These were often recommended during World War II when fabric was hard to get. A woman could use just a small bit of fabric, maybe a remnant from a bigger project, and could give a new look under a dress that could not be replaced. It was also possible, as it is suggested by these illustration to wear a dickey under a suit as you see in the lower right hand corner with a two-color version. Yes, it looks like a wrapped blouse or a halter top, but this item actually has back and no sides and ties at the waist. I am not sure I see the point unless you had a desperate lack of fabric. Wouldn't it be no more difficult to make a halter top, or a sleeveless blouse? And surely, wearing an actual top would be more comfortable and less awkward, and allow you to doff your jacket if you liked.

You can find this pattern at your local fabric store or online here:

[shortwaistpatterns]

Hello world! 🌍

I didn't get the hang of Tumblr years ago, so I'm giving it another go now.

Anyway, I make casual and cosplay sewing patterns (my patterns are in the tags!), and you can buy them on:

Etsy

Shortwaistpatterns.com

Patreon

Gumroad

Instagram

[findurfuture]

Thanks to the internet, there are free online sewing classes that you can take from the comfort of your home—at your own pace and whenever you have time. These beginner sewing courses are designed to make learning easy and fun, even if you’ve never touched a needle and thread before.

Here’s a simple, friendly guide to some of the best online sewing tutorials for beginners, plus what tools you’ll need and how to get started.

[stitchcaresapparel]

Precision Traced: Hoodie Fabric in Motion

Achieve flawless hoodie designs with precision fabric tracing. Ensuring accuracy, symmetry, and perfect alignment for a seamless finish.Fabric tracing, hoodie fabric marking, precision tracing, pattern alignment, sewing preparation, hoodie stitching, fabric outline, detailed tracing, cutting accuracy, garment design

[katelovessewing]

[sewingforyourlife]

Finished my blouse. Another one is already more than half way done...

[zoomui]

Explore our Men's Patterns Mix Collection at ZoomUI! 🧵✨ This exclusive collection offers a variety of digital cloth patterns that are perfect for fashion designers, crafters, and DIY enthusiasts. Whether you're looking for modern, classic, or bold patterns, we've got something for every project. Get inspired and create your next masterpiece with ease!

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[andrew-excelleen]

Making My Wedding Dress

[anielskaaniela]

How to Sew Flounce Sleeves: A Free Pattern and Easy Tutorial

Hey,! Do you love sewing and want to learn how to make different types of flounce sleeves? Flounce sleeves are a fashionable and fun way to add some flair to your outfits. They come in different styles and shapes, and they can make any outfit look more feminine and elegant.

In this video, I will show you how to sew 7 types of flounce sleeves, such as high low circle sleeve, bell sleeve, semi circle sleeve, gathered ruffle sleeve, circle ruffle sleeve, double gathered ruffle sleeve, and double circle ruffle sleeve. These flounce sleeves are super easy to make and are suitable for beginners. I will also provide you with a free printable pattern for the basic flounce sleeve, which you can download from the link in the video description. I will show you step by step how to sew each of these sleeves, and you don’t need any fancy equipment or skills, just a sewing machine, some fabric, and some scissors.

So, what are you waiting for? Go watch the video and let me know what you think in the comments. And don’t forget to like, share, and follow me for more sewing tips and tricks. I hope you enjoy the video and have fun sewing!

Watch the video here

Detailed post here