Sentences with phrase «sew a dress so»

I would be absolutely unable to sew a dress so... it's very better that I don't give you any suggestion!!!

Not exact matches

So you would have 4 dress bodies cut out (mine in this picture each 2 are pinned to each other reading for sewing) Sew right sides together, flip out then top stitch, sew strap pieces together on the inside of the back portion of the dress, then sew the dress body together on the sidSew right sides together, flip out then top stitch, sew strap pieces together on the inside of the back portion of the dress, then sew the dress body together on the sidsew strap pieces together on the inside of the back portion of the dress, then sew the dress body together on the sidsew the dress body together on the sides.

The new patterns at Oliver + S caught my eye, so I gave the Bubble Dress a go this week (I purchased the pattern at Sew Mama Sew).

Adelaide happily sported her new dress, which she told everyone she made (she did help sew the buttons on, so yes, I'm happy to have her claim it as her own creation).

And so, as a result of moving myself up on the sewing priority list, followed by a recent late night in the studio, I've got myself a new dress!

This maternity dress pattern gets good reviews on Pattern Review, so I figured that it would at least be good practice sewing.

We hand sewed the gold accents and swirls on the dress so they won't fall off.

They should weigh down these dresses like they used to with vintage dresses, small weights were often sewn into the bottom hem so the dress would sit «just so».

So basically, anything I myself sew, will eventually be displayed on my dress form.

There was about a half yard or so leftover from the background fabric of this quilt and I thought it would make an adorable baby dress:) I realised after I sewed it, though, that DOH!

Now, for the past six years, I have had seven dresses that I always wear for formal events (black - tie, weddings): (1) a long sleeved, high - necked, knee length black lace dress by Lover, whose darts I removed entirely so that it falls straight from my shoulders to hips to knees in a very loose, comfortable cut (no need to pull any waists in, and I can eat as much as I like) that I made an underskirt for, so it can also be calf length (2) an ivory version of the same above, with the optional lace underskirt (3) an amazingly intricate ivory leather macrame flapper dress uner which I wear a dark brown long, stretch singlet dress (so comfortable again)(4) a vermillion small V - neck, long bell sleeved, straight cut, long, widens - at - the -(just above ankle) hemline dress I sewed in the most gorgeous lace for twenty dollars (5) a burgundy lace version of the vermillion lace dress in (4)-- for the same price (6) a knee length, Romance Was Born silk shift three sizes up so it sits away from the waist — again — its all about «a'll the better to eat dinner with, my dear», in a huge, wild sunflower graphic print before graphic prints were trendy: it's giant sunflowers against an intense turquoise background (7) a calf length caftan cut dress that I made from Japanese printed silk my mother had bought and kept for sixty years (it's just a giant square with a hole fro my neck and two for my arms, and has the best drape EVER owing to its being silk)

So it's unconventional with a book room, a museum / archive room, a painting room, a sewing room, a dressing room, office, bed / sitting room and TV room.

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I confess I was afraid that the dress was not pretty, but is so beautiful, good sewing, good quality fabric, perfect finish.

I love this dress, so GO, make, sew!

So, I brushed the cobwebs off my sewing machine and dressmaking skills (I did a degree in Fashion) and decided to make my own dress!

I've been sewing up a storm lately, and just recut a dress because the one that looked so good in the magazine did nothing for me.

All the materials for this dress were inexpensive and very little sewing is involved, so you will have a fabulous costume in no time and for little money.

It \'s a short dress but I \'m also very short so I sewed the middle making it look like it \'s a bit bulgy on top so I love it even more.

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I saw many nice Kalle dresses, so I might have to consider making it once... but now at the moment my sewing list is already soooooo long that I shouldn't add another project

and I'm so happy that you are inspired to sew a similar dress!

I did that to sew a seed so that I would never be frustrated dressing my baby bump.

Yeah, um, it's fair to say it's not going so well, but in light of just finishing two dresses and two jackets, I thought it would be safe to shift my focus over to sewing some tops and pants or skirts... separates.

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The black sheer dress shown last in this post is really pretty and I love the black dress sewn together with the lace - up effect, so cool!

I love the dress, and it's really good to and inspirational to see a beginner sewing so well.

I learned later that one of the reasons they price their dresses as such is so that they are able to pay their sewing team a fair and livable wage.

The dresses are beautifully hand sewn and each one is so pretty in design.

I usually wear 6 - 8 and the 8 fits just well except the chest area (slightly baggy and the V is too deep, so I have to sew it up a little bit, easy fix on that) As you can see, I'm not tall enough for this dress, even with heels on.

For my Sew for Victory dress I'm doing a waistband again and it's a lightweight cotton, but I'm using a medium - weight for the inner waistband so we'll see how that combo goes!

You've been a sewing machine, making so many pretty cotton dresses.

I did have a vintage maxi someone had sewn press studs into the cuffs so I could fold the sleeves back into the dress so I could wash up without getting soggy — genius!

The original waist was a little loose so I sewed in 2 strips of thick elastic inside the back of the refashioned dress; you'll notice a gather in the back - The original front pockets were sewn together to turn them into a bow!

Thanks Rachel you are so right... it is not as much fun as sewing a pretty dress or a spring top.

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The dress I made my own dress (though broke my sewing machine doing so.

Because the bodice was now lengthened, the zipper was a bit lower on the dress than it had been previously, so I sewed in a hook an eye about 2 ″ above the zipper, so it looks as if the zipper placement was intentional.

Sew Trendy Accessories dress c / o Sew Trendy Accessories floral crown c / o ShoeDazzle heels c / o Loren Hope cuff bracelet Baublebar earrings I am so excited to share my maternity photos with you all today!

All edges and the hem is sewn with a double stretch stitch construction so this dress moves naturally with your body.

But in fact, I sewed a dress with blue and white vertical strips — so cute!

I have pictures of the construction steps for this dress, so if anyone is interested I just might host a «Butterick Walkaway Dress Sew Along» where we study how to sew an authentic 1950s ddress, so if anyone is interested I just might host a «Butterick Walkaway Dress Sew Along» where we study how to sew an authentic 1950s dDress Sew Along» where we study how to sew an authentic 1950s dreSew Along» where we study how to sew an authentic 1950s dresew an authentic 1950s dressdress.

I've been eyeing this dress for a while, and making it with a sew - along would be so much fun!

So Mom sewed dozens of dresses that Wavy unraveled, plucking at the seams until a thread came loose.

As Zoloto recalls, these are inspired by her grandmothers, who used to do traditional embroidery on dresses: «They sewed doll dresses for me, made amazing national Ukrainian embroideries on the cloth... I loved to watch them so much.»

Not only is she a mom and a blogger, she sews AND has written up this pattern for making an adorable tunic dress (which is another one of my favorite projects — designing stuff and then writing up the patterns so other moms can make stuff, too!)

My mother had one — a 12 x 12 former bedroom, with an L - shaped counter for her sewing machine, storage in the form of old pine cupboards, a cozy loveseat, a full length mirror and a dress form, big windows overlooking the yard so she could keep track of her kids.