Sentences with phrase «waistband creates»

Carefully placed tucks at the twill surplice bodice with a pleated waistband creates a look thats polished and put together with the box - pleated bird print crepe skirt.

The ruched waistband creates a belt of its own if you wish... A great dress for an afternoon / evening wedding.

The elastic waistband creates a great silhouette.

The thin waistband creates a clean line.

Not exact matches

This way, when you get to the end and let go, it will stretch back and create a waistband.

did you know that if you hike your waistband up, you can create the illusion of a flatter tummy?»

Contour - creating seaming, ultra-slimming secret panels, no - gap waistbands — all the details are taken care of.

The shoulders are created with many knife pleats that continue down the front of the dress, tuck into the waistband then flow softly to the full skirt.

Constructed with an exceptionally soft and stretchy cotton blend and featuring a wide non-binding comfort waistband that creating a smooth, flattering silhouette, these leggings are perfect for lounging or...

Contour - creating seaming, no - gap waistbands, secret slimming panels - these details deliver a slimming style that's all your own.

A lot of women are pairing them with a generously cut top that is tucked into the waistband and pulled back out slightly to create a soft look that works well with this type of skirt.

The elastic waistband accents the figure, and the jumpsuit creates the perfect hourglass shape.

Because of the turquoise waistband, this suit is a great option for creating an hourglass figure and showing off your shoulders.

Satin waistband helps create glistening to the dress.

The Penelope dress is great for women with triangle and hourglass shapes because it has a detailed waistband (don't worry, it's not elastic, so it doesn't pinch) and full skirt, so it creates the look of a cinched waist and falls loosely over the hips, with subtle pleating and actually falls right above the knee, which is the first dress that I've found doesn't fall past my knees.

Choose solid versions that skim the length of your body, which will create a long vertical line (forego anything with pleats, bulky pockets, thick elastic waistbands or too many layers).

I used the same easy method as the other skirts, which pretty much involves creating a curved waistband to fit your waist measurement, plus seam allowances.

With wide sheer straps, the delicate waist gathering creates graceful lines as the full skirt flows from the fitted waistband to the floor creating a train to the back.

The pleated bodice and waistband, empire waist, and full, sweeping skirt let you create a look that's all your own.

It has a detailed waistband (don't worry, it's not elastic or anything, so it doesn't pinch) and full skirt, so it creates the look of a cinched waist and falls loosely over the hips, camouflaging any hippy issues you might have!

To create the wrapped shape, you'll need to create an opening in the waistband for the strap to go through.

You can see that instead of having a separate waistband and trying to sew the elastic and finish the seam at the end, I just had one piece of fabric that I folded under and tucked the elastic into to create the waistband.

Since I had a loop of elastic and was trying to create a clean seam on the waistband, I had to be careful not to catch the elastic as I was sewing.

Then I folded about 2 in of the top of the skirt down and pressed it (this creates your waistband and gives some extra room to sew in the elastic).

I'm really happy I sewed the waistband this way though, it created a more finished look.

Good - quality lace and intensive beading and crystals on the waistband help create the luxury to the dress.

It boasts swirling lines of periwinkle, subdued pink, and light grey mix together to create a clinging halter dress with a floral belt and coffee - colored waistband and neck tie.

Pin the elastic on sparsely at equal distances so that you can stretch it as you sew to create the fitted waistband.

Its three quarter length sleeves and button up front give it a relaxed vibe, while the elastic waistband will pull you in to create a flattering and effortless look.

This 1940s dress is a classic wrap with waist ties and tiny box pleats at the waistband, which helps to create that classic shape and fit.