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Bev replied to the topic Popover dress in the forum liesl + co: laureles square-neck top + dress 1 year ago
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Bev replied to the topic Popover dress in the forum liesl + co: laureles square-neck top + dress 1 year ago
Test square is accurate.
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Liesl Gibson replied to the topic Popover dress in the forum liesl + co: laureles square-neck top + dress 1 year ago
Do you mean the test square to be sure you’ve printed it at the right scale?
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Bev started the topic Popover dress in the forum liesl + co: laureles square-neck top + dress 1 year ago
Is there a small squareish space in the pattern at the top arm hole edge in the pattern?
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Liesl Gibson replied to the topic Leg Opening Circumference? in the forum liesl + co: cannes wide-legged trousers 1 year ago
4 ply silk would be AMAZING! And I’ve worn my Cannes Trousers to the opera several times. Highly recommend! Both comfortable and elegant. Enjoy! I’ve been to the Vienna Opera several times now and it’s a wonderful experience!
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Suits Me replied to the topic Leg Opening Circumference? in the forum liesl + co: cannes wide-legged trousers 1 year ago
Thank you! I’m going to the Vienna Opera so thought this might be a classy option.
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Liesl Gibson replied to the topic Leg Opening Circumference? in the forum liesl + co: cannes wide-legged trousers 1 year ago
Hello! The total width of the legs depends on the size you’re making but the size 6 is apprximately 40″ all the way around. You can also use this tutorial if you want to make them narrower.
I used silk crepe-back satin for the blue trousers. The drape is…[Read more]
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Liesl Gibson replied to the topic Yanaka altering for a full bicep in the forum liesl + co: yanaka jacket 1 year ago
It’s basically what the tutorial is doing, actually. If you look at the end result they’ve essentially raised the seam line and curved it a bit more. It’s just a fancier way of doing it. I would suggest that you watch for drag lines that indicate a necessary adjustment elsewhere, but I think your end result will be very similar if you do it the s…[Read more]
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Liesl Gibson replied to the topic Yanaka altering for a full bicep in the forum liesl + co: yanaka jacket 1 year ago
Hello! That tutorial will probably give you good results. What I would suggest in your case, however, is that you open up all the seams at the bicep to allow the gaps to show you where it wants more room. You can probably give the extra space at the seams by adding a little more seam allowance, especially at the seam along the shoulder and top of…[Read more]
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Molly_Sews replied to the topic Yanaka altering for a full bicep in the forum liesl + co: yanaka jacket 1 year ago
I have nearly completed my calico toile of the Yanaka Jacket. It’s looking very promising but I realise that I will need a full bicep adjustment. I nearly always need one! I noted your reply to Susan but I’m unsure exactly how to go about this kind of bicep adjustment because I’ve never made a sleeve like this before. Here is a link to the only…[Read more]
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Suits Me started the topic Leg Opening Circumference? in the forum liesl + co: cannes wide-legged trousers 1 year ago
Just how wide are these pants?
And what kind of silk did you use for the deep blue sample? I love the drape. -
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Liesl Gibson replied to the topic lace ruffle in the forum
Sewing for Yourself 1 year agoFor the lace ruffle I simply attached a row of wide, gathered lace to the upper edge of the hem facing. You could also create a separate skirt if you prefer, and attach it to the dress with the outer skirt. I hope that helps!
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Judy Grubbs started the topic lace ruffle in the forum
Sewing for Yourself 1 year agoI am using the building block pattern book to design dresses for my granddaughters. They chose the scalloped hem with the lace ruffle. I see the directions for the scalloped him (on page 130) but cannot find any directions to add the lace ruffle. Can you help? Thank you.
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