One-seam linings for straight skirts

Article Abstract:

An easier way to line straight skirts is presented. By using just one seam in the lining, a skirt pattern can be used to quickly cut the lining even without drafting a pattern. This simple-to-construct method can be easily executed on any straight-skirt pattern with its zipper at center back.

Dressmaking, Sewing patterns, Skirts, Skirts (Clothing), Linings (Sewing), Linings (Textiles)

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Try industry seam allowances

Article Abstract:

Sewing seams on most commercial patterns are 5/8 inch wide, but sometimes increasing or decreasing the width gets better results. The seam allowance guidelines recommended can offer the advantage of the industryEs experience as well as save precious sewing time.

Fashion design

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The hidden ruler in your machine

Article Abstract:

A sewing machine can be the most accurate ruler for sewing. Stitches can be used to mark evenly spaced points or increments. These can then be ripped out or kept for a decorative effect. Ways to use straight and blind-hem stitches as rulers are discussed.

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