Draped Jersey Circle Top Tutorial. (yep, my sister's wearing pajama pants... i advise that you don't wear it like this, haha) You may have noticed that I like really, simple shaped clothing.
Like, 1-3 pieces total. This is no exception. A total of 2 seams (3 if you add a neckband) and 2 pieces (or 1, if you don't add a neckband). I've seen these EVERYWHERE, and they retail for around $20-$40, sometimes more and sometimes less. To me, that's crazy! Materials: 1.5 yds of jersey of 60" jersey 60" x 54" [it doesn't have to be 60"] (i used 1 yd, but i turned it the other way so that it was 36" at the top and bottom and 60" at the sides, but since it was 4 way stretch it was stretchy in all directions so it didn't really matter. if you have not-very-stretchy jersey i'd get 1.5 yds), thread, scissors, tape measure, sewing machine, an existing t-shirt that fits 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. (red: cut, blue: sew, purple: fabric) 10. OPTIONAL: If you're like me, and made the neck hole too big, you can fix it easily. P.S. Festive Attyre: Reconstructing a 1910's Era Corset. For the past few years, I’ve been searching for a good pattern for a 1910’s corset, but I discovered that the number of commercial patterns and pattern diagrams from books for this type of corset is surprisingly limited.
Then when I tried making up a few of the available patterns, I was further frustrated by poor fit and difficulty enlarging the patterns to my size. Fashion, Sewing Patterns, Inspiration, Community, and Learning. 25 DIY Fall Clothing Trends. By Jacinda | It can be a lot less expensive than you think to keep up with stylish trends this fall.
Dye a pair of white pants a bright color like fuchsia, blue or mint green to hop on the colored pants trend. You can refashion an old button down into an ascot blouse or a shirred maternity top for the mama-to-be. Learn how to make stylish waist belts, cardigans, polka-dot sweaters and more as you leap into fall fashion with these 25 DIY Fall Clothing Trends…nggallery id=’126511′ Colored Pants If you have a pair of white pants you are not so fond of anymore, dye them a bright and beautiful color.
The Tee Dress. Pillowcase Pimpin' DIY Ideas. Posted by ScrapHacker.com on tisdag, maj 29, 2012 · Leave a Comment Big stashes of bed linen are impractical, yet often we hang onto old sets for the love of a great print or a great memory…This post features ideas on how to inject new life into old pillowcases, instead of having them lurking around in a dark corner of the closet.
If you happen to be leading a zen lifestyle (with no pillowcases around the house to hack) you could simply head to a local thrift store, where I guarantee you’ll find piles of graphic geometric or cute florals to choose from….What to make? Here are some ideas – Enjoy! 52 Free Dress Patterns : Posted on | November 7, 2013 | 19 Comments I’m a firm believer that sewers can never have too many free patterns. With that in mind, here are 52 Free Dress Patterns, divided by style.
Keep in mind the categories are not set in stone. With a fancier fabric, a different closure or a change in hem length, a pattern can easily change from fancy to work day to casual. You make the decision. Notes about the patterns are listed for some of the dresses. Patterns from existing dresses require laying out an item of clothing onto fabric, marking it, and cutting out. No pattern needed usually means that the dress is made from a recycled shirt. Drafting instructions means that you will have to make your own pattern, but the designer included all the information needed. Princess Seamed Bodice Pattern Generator ∙ Creation by Anna the Ewok on Cut Out. Fill in the blanks and follow the directions to create your own waist-length princess seamed bodice!
I have done something amazing! I have used Excel to create a princess seamed bodice pattern generator, and I'm letting anyone and everyone use it! You won't be able to change anything but the purple cells (to keep mean people from stealing it), but those are the only ones you need to be able to mess with. All you do is take your measurements, put them in the appropriate purple block, and follow the directions.
Hoodie + tutorial [image heavy] So to start things off. my veggietales hoodie. not really a flattering color or print but it's super warm because i lined the entire hoodie, sleeves and all, with flannel. now onto the tutorial. please read this carefully before asking too many questions.
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I'll try to be as clear as possible. I directed this tutorial towards someone who has sewn a piece of clothing before. Not going into detail about how to attach sleeves and such but it should be quite simple to figure out. Materials: 2+ yards of main fabric, .5 yard lining (for hood), 20" or longer separating zipper, .5 yard rib knit fabric, 1 tshirt, it would also be useful to have a hoodie next to you while you're doing this just to make sure things look right. Instructions: 1. 2. Simple Bow Tie Top. I'm so happy about how this turned out.
This is one of those projects that's been on my to do list forever and now that I finally got it done, I wish I had done it a long time ago. Chic Summer Sand Surfer Cover Up. Powered By Blogger Widgets | Customized By: Blogging Tips close 17,754 readers RSS feed | E-mail.
Make This Look. T Shirt Shrug ∙ How To by EVEnl on Cut Out. The 90 minute Shirt. It’s long for the winter and short for the summer.It’s simple, it’s colorful, it’s The 90 Minute Shirt!
Taking a men’s T-shirt (or your own fabric), we’ll refashion it into this: Skill Level: IntermediateNeeded: * Mens’ XL tshirt (or appx 3/4 to 1 yard of fabric)* Appx 1/4 yard knit ribbing* SERGER (optional. Makes for the best look but instructions included for sewing without)Size used in this Tutorial: 2T I call this the 90 Minute Shirt because I’ve made it so many times that I can do it 90 mins (and sometimes even in 60!) The first time you make it, it will take longer than 90 mins. The first step is to make the pattern for your shirt, using our Make Your Own Pattern Tutorial: Then gather your T-shirt and fabric supplies. Sew Seam. Colette Patterns Shop. Pearls & Scissors: DIY Upcycled Socks from sweater sleeves.