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Craft Love / Cut two rectangles. Sew a tube on top of both. Pull ribbon/fabric through and knot. Sew sides up. #Tank #DIY

Constructing the Basic Bodice Block

Thank you all so much for the lovely and kind comments on my last post, all very much appreciated and gratefully received. It is indeed extremely exciting, not least because i've spent the last 40 years wondering just what it is that I would like to do ... and now I know!

Future plans and skirt revision

When you cut out a pattern, how do you decide which size to go for? We all come in different shapes and sizes (is that a line from a Paul McCartney song or I have I made that up?)

http://www.tillyandthebuttons.com/2011/01/cutting-out-right-size-pattern.html

Tilly and the Buttons: Cutting out the right size pattern

The Mighty Dart ~ The Role of Darts in your Fitted Clothing

We’re in awe over every new pattern released by Sarai Mitnick from Colette Patterns . Colette Patterns have a modern vintage look , and impeccable instruction. Our pattern reviewers are always so impressed with the company, the patterns and with their finished results.

How to make a tailor's ham

Make This Look

Free Pattern Month Day 18 - Vivat Veritas: Scallop Waist Skirt

(Today's featured pattern after intro .)

http://grosgrainfabulous.blogspot.com/2011/05/free-pattern-month-day-18-vivat-veritas.html

Home — A Fashionable Stitch

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shaped pockets tutorial

A 60cm long, 50° skirt, made 3cm wider in the waist to allow for darts in the back. Here's a quick pattern calculator that tells you how to make two main arc pieces for a simple flared skirt. It does not consider seams, hems, or seam allowance, but you can figure that out on your own.

s Skirt Pattern Calculator

measure 1"from the top and this is where your zipper top will be.

V and Co.: tutorial: the table cloth skirt

http://www.vanessachristenson.com/2009/06/tutorial-table-cloth-skirt.html

This is the most easiest DIY ever! A very fun and simple DIY wrap-turned-scarf project that takes less than a minute to create and requires only one piece of fabric!