Where lining meets facing

Article Abstract:

The conventional way of sewing a lining to the facing leaves a portion of the facing edge exposed. Ready-to-wear technique requires only a simple pattern change, is easier to sew, and produces much better results than the traditional home sewing method. Further, traditional lining method and new improved lining methods are discussed.

Linings (Sewing), Linings (Textiles)

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The amazing disappearing zipper

Article Abstract:

Invisible zippers have become a standard in the garment industry and home sewers, since they like the streamlined look these lightweight, flexible zippers offer. An industrial method to make this quick and easy is presented in some simple steps.

Fasteners, buttons, needles, & pins, Zippers, Fastener, Button, Needle, and Pin Manufacturing

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One pattern...Three V-necks

Article Abstract:

Three ways to get more stylish looks from a basic pullover V-neck top by creating new neckline designs without buying another pattern are described. Methods to design a perfectly proportioned V-neckline and draft a facing to match is explained.

Design and construction, Neckwear

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