Great Pattern Review. Kimono Coat. The artist Photo: The artist Inspired by a love of crazy quilts, I pieced different navy and brown Japanese cotton prints onto a muslin base and covered the seams with navy soutache braid which I knotted at intervals to make it more visually interesting.
The braid was attached by hand with a pick stitch spaced a quarter-inch apart. The lapel is a remnant of navy matelasse that I've had for years, but it was too narrow to do anything with--until I discovered it was perfect for the kimono! On the back I created a detail with the soutache, again to create a bit of visual interest. Please visit my Etsy shop to see some of my other work. Pattern or design used: My own design - Ellen McNally Hollywood_Goddess, member Posted on Apr 8th, 2012 in sewing, design, garment construction, fabric, reader's closet, kimono, lined, Japanese cotton, pieced, soutache braid. Glove_pat.gif 670×1,000 pixels. Free Patterns and Projects To Make Gloves and Mittens. How to Make Fingerless Gloves. How to Make Gloves. Even you can make a pair of gloves with a few simple materials and some elbow grease.
Some people consider gloves to be a complicated piece of fashion engineering, but with the right instructions and patterns, you'll have no problem getting the perfect fit. Trace Your Hand to Make a Pattern Mark Mainz / Getty Images This is a free pattern and instructions from glove.org. Apparently the owner of the pattern learned how to make gloves from the nuns at her Catholic school in the 60's. Simple Gloves Pattern sew-ing.com This tutorial has full color photos and a pattern that will help you make a pair of warm fleece gloves for the whole family. Knit a Pair of Fingerless Gloves Sarah E. These gloves allow you to use all your fingers with ease but still keep the palm of your hand and your thumb warm while you're working.
Make Fingerless Gloves from T-Shirt Rain Blanken Fingerless gloves make a statement or just keep your hands warm. Make Mittens Instead Sweet DIY Fashion. Patterns for Gorgeous Gloves. John Koch In "Gorgeous Gloves" in Threads #145, John Koch demonstrates how to sew custom gloves.
This is the glove pattern shown in the article. The original pattern was reduced 64 percent, so to get full size, enlarge the pattern so the set of 4 squares shown is 4 square inches. Measure the width of the pattern right below the finger cuts. Compare this measurement to your hand circumference at the base of your fingers to determine the correct size. Discover the stitches you need to know when sewing gloves, and don't miss John's gallery of gorgeous gloves. Download the large size pattern Download the medium sized pattern Download the small sized pattern <A HREF=" Widgets</A>
How to make gloves. Sewing > Gloves Have you thought you can sew gloves of cloth?
It's rather easy. Why not try? Materials Cloth, 30cm length. Patterns and cutting Print the pattern out on the A4 paper. Sewing Sew the gussets to the back of fingers. b'-c-d' and d''-e-f' and f''-g-h'. Sew the wrist to the top of the forefinger continuously. a-b-b'-c-d'-d-d''-e-f'-f-f''-g-h'-h-h''. Fold the wrist and stitch around.