כניסה לתלמידות הכל התחיל מהשמלה הזו. רציתי לתפור לה שרוולון אבל כזה שיהיה ממש קל ופשוט ובכל זאת יראה מעולה. אז שיחקתי קצת עם הגזרה וזה מה שיצא- שרוולון/ג'קט עם דמוי צווארון מבד ג'ט אדום. שבועיים אח"כ היה לנו אירוע והייתי חייבת ג'קט שחור. הגזרה הזו הייתה כ"כ מוצלחת בעיני שהחלטתי לנסות אותה גם […]
Today, I will be jumping into the very big M topic ! I am now 6 months pregnant and I am trying to figure out what I wll wear during my third trimester. Until now, I had to make/purchase very few i…
Learn how to sew this baby top or dress with a peterpan collar. This easy sewing project will help you make cute girly tops or dresses for your little one.
Oversized shirt or flowy dress feeling frumpy? Use this brilliant hack to make any shirt or dress tighter WITHOUT any sewing! You'll be mind-blown.
This free maternity shirt sewing pattern is the perfect transitional blouse, looking stunning as a tunic in the early stages, and equally gorgeous as a maternity top. Try out a silk printed charmeuse for an evening look, or keep it casual with this unbelievably soft and slimming cotton chambray I used!
The statement skirt pockets on the Matilda dress are one of my favourites. This tutorial shows you how to sew the pockets & how to add them to the skirt.
Digital-PDF pattern for sewing a Maternity High-Waisted Bodycon Jersey Skirt with Draped Front. The garment fit is for that delicate time of mums-to-be. Sizes: S-M-L To find out which size fits you best - use our MC2 Body Measurements Chart as your size guide (see picture). MATERIALS: Mid-weight jersey/knit or stretchy woven fabric. Size S: 145x85cm / 58"x34" Size L: 120x115cm / 48"x46" As you might imagine, that is an impossible task to give recommendations for an amount of fabric usage for ALL possible materials and sizes. Therefore I suggest TWO options only: the SMALLEST and the LARGEST sizes in this pattern range on better fitting width of fabric (see item description and the cut-sew instruction). To stay safe, you might follow the LARGEST layout for any other size. However, after purchasing a pattern, you are welcome to request a customised layout for your size & fabric width. ====================================== PLEASE NOTE: - Do not regard my INSTRUCTIONS as a SEWING MASTERCLASS. There are Preparation, Cutting & Sewing parts in the instruction, and every single step of making a garment has been described. - Due to the nature of digital products, they may not be returned or exchanged. - MC2 patterns may not be resold further as a pattern product. - You are welcome to use MC2 patterns in your sewing production. ====================================== HANDLING DIGITAL PATTERNS: Printable PDF Sewing Patterns - Instant PDF Download (no paper pattern to be posted). The wonder of digital patterns lies in the multiple printing - you can repeat as many times as you like and keep modifying the pattern again and again... There are generally no limits on when or how many times you can download your purchased files. In most cases, you can access the files anytime on your Purchases page. Downloads are available once your payment is confirmed. If you paid with PayPal or a credit card on Etsy, confirmation might take a few minutes. You’ll also receive a download notification email separate from any transaction notification emails from Etsy and PayPal. 1. To access your digital files, go to "You" > "Purchases and Reviews" on www.etsy.com and look for the order. 2. To the right of the order, click Download Files. This goes to the Downloads page for all the files attached to your order. PLEASE NOTE: If your payment is still processing, the Download Files button will be grey. ======================================= DOWNLOADING & PRINTING: The PDF file has to be downloaded to your computer (Etsy APP won't work) and could be printed via ADOBE READER using an ordinary printer. However, please start by reading the first page (instructions) of your screen. Whatever size you need will come out 100% real scale. Just for home printers, the pdf patterns are split into rectangular segments to fit A4 or US-letter paper. You would have to tile and glue or tape them together afterwards. Tiling a printed A4/Letter pdf pattern is no different from assembling a kids' jigsaw - just follow the overview picture attached to the pattern. PS. To avoid tiling the patterns, you might prefer an A0 or Plotter format to be printed at your nearby services.
Pas de patron pour cette jupette! Petite impro maison avec des poches soulignées d'un joli biais et entièrement doublée pour faire plus bouffant! (j'en ai, d’ailleurs, cassé mon aiguille!!)
Background I am newly entering the realm of sewing clothes for myself and just as I started attempting this new hobby I got pregnant. ...
There are two ways to sew in a sleeve. You can use the classic set-in sleeve method where the sleeve is sewn first and then set into the armhole. This is most common for woven garments. For knits, sew
Today we're going to learn how to turn your Bronte Top into a maternity top! This tutorial could be used for any number of 'fitted' knit t-shirt patterns, so you don't necessarily need to have the Bronte Top pattern if you don't already own it. For example, if you have the Renfrew or Nettie patterns, you can easily translate this tutorial for them. A quick note for choosing your maternity Bronte size - I recommend grading up a size at the bust, waist and hips but keeping your standard size for the shoulders and neckline. I did this for mine because it was much more comfortable to have a looser top as my pregnancy progressed rather than have it end up too tight when I needed maternity clothes the most. Supplies: Bronte Top pattern (or other fitted knit t-shirt pattern) Spare paper Ruler Marker Steps: 1. Lengthen your front and back bodice pieces by 7.5cm (3 inches) or however much you think you'd like or need for extra comfort - you can find details on how to do this to your Bronte Top here. While you can skip this first step if you want to, what I noticed with my non-maternity Bronte Tops and RTW knit tops was that they were all too short when you included a bump and when I wore them (especially towards the end) I'd end up with a wedge of belly showing - not quite what I was after, especially in winter! 7.5cm (3 inches) is based off what was comfortable for me, but you may prefer more or less. It's really a trial and error situation and totally depends on how big your bump is, how much bigger you've gotten and where you're carrying your bump. Also note that frustratingly, these will all change over the course of your pregnancy, so if you're making your maternity Bronte early on, for a garment that will grow with you, go bigger/longer rather than the other way around. At least you can shorten and take it in if it's a little too big. 2. Next you'll want to mark on your pattern your where you under bust and under belly (?) are on your front pattern piece as this is where your gathering will go, providing the extra room for your bump to grow into your top. This is not an exact science since everyone has different body shapes, but I worked out mine by using the highly accurate method of holding the pattern piece up to me. Since this is a knit pattern, it's all rather forgiving if you're a tiny bit off with where you think your under bust and belly are, and you're pregnant, so don't worry too much :) Below is where on your body you want to roughly find... pretty much directly under your bust and around where a pair of hipster pants would normally sit. Below is the pattern (after I've done the initial lengthening in step one) where I've added some notches to mark where my under bust and belly are... I worked out that my under bust starts around where the size numbers for each pattern are and ends (at my newly lengthened) under belly at around 7.5cm (3 inches) from the bottom 'lengthen/shorten' line. 3. Next you want to add the extra length to the front pattern piece only for that all important gathering. I added an extra 10cm (4 inches) to mine, but you can add more or less depending on your preference and your fabric - to do this, use the exact same lengthen/shorten technique as in Step 1 but to the front pattern piece only. Below is where I've added my 10cm (4 inches) - it's the extra brown paper above the extra length I added at the start and the arrows are indicating where my under bust and belly sit. 4. Now you can cut out your pattern pieces making sure to mark where your under bust and under belly are on your fashion fabric (I like to mark these by snipping into the seam allowance). 5. Between your marked under bust/belly notches and within the seam allowance, stitch a line of basting stitches down the side, leaving long tails at either end. 6. Stitch up your Bronte as per the instructions until you get to the step where you stitch the sides together. Match up your sleeve and under arm seam exactly to the back piece until you hit your under bust notch, place a pin at a parallel angle to mark this spot. Then starting from the bottom hem, match your side seam up exactly to the back pattern piece until you hit your under belly notch, mark this again with a parallel pin. You'll now have excess fabric in between your under bust and under belly notches. 7. Secure one end of your basting stitch thread with a knot and pull the other end, gathering the excess fabric between your under bust and under belly so that it fits evenly into the back pattern piece. Pin in place. 8. Stitch your side seams together and finish your Bronte Top as per the instructions. Hey presto! A lovely little maternity Bronte top is all yours. Are you going to try giving a Maternity Bronte a go? I'd love to see them if you do! xx J
This is a guide to sewing pockets. Learn how to sew a pocket into a dress or skirt with this easy step-by-step tutorial.
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I made a breastfeeding-friendly shift dress using an invisible zipper technique! Read and watch to see how to do it!
Everyone has different preferences when it comes to fit, but sometimes there’s nothing quite like a swingy top or dress to make you feel comfortable and carefree! You might think you need to …
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Dress "Coquette" Luxury, beautiful, comfortable and soft dress with pockets !!! 😍 Ideal for breastfeeding, pregnant. Dress can be also worn as a normal dress as its nursing function is hidden while not in use. Because this dress is remarkably beautiful 😍! Because it's extreme comfortable dress! 100% invisible nursing and maternity function, nobody can't to see that this dress for breastfeeding mother. Dress "Coquette" suitable for every day, valentine's day or weddings. ♥ Pockets ♥ Invisible nursing access via fabric under bust ♥ Breastfeed without zipper ♥ Easy and discreet breastfeeding ♥ Warm and comfortable to wear ♥ Suitable for spring, summer, autumn and winter ♥ Suitable for pregnant ♥ Very soft fabric ♥ Sizes XS - L ♥ Colors: Brown ♥ Materials: 65% Viscose, 30% nylon, 5% spandex SIZE&FIT Birutė is wearing Coquette dress in a S size and is 173 cm/5'8" tall. Bust 35‘‘/ 90cm. Waist 28‘‘/ 72cm. Hips 38‘‘/96cm. Machine wash inside out at 30°C (gentle cycle), max. iron on level 2
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