Fit 2 Stitch - Dressing for your Body Type - Season 11 Episode 3

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Please enjoy this wonderful episode from season 11 of our Fit 2 Stitch PBS series.
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Peggy Holds a degree in Fashion Design and Fashion Merchandising from Brigham Young University. As a mother to four sons, Peggy spends her time divided between teaching and creating new patterns for Silhouette Patterns, a line of contemporary patterns available to the home sewer. During her career she has taught college courses in pattern drafting and design. She professionally drafts patterns for individuals and manufacturers all across the country ranging from golf apparel to black tie performances. In addition to apparel designs, Peggy has designed the patterns of the costumes worn by the Mens Olympic Figure Skating Gold Medalist, Elvis Stojko.

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15 июн 2024

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@thistree9028 Месяц назад

Thank you, excellent! I love that your guest Roxanne is so sincerely into what she does and hearing how she evolved into becoming a stylist. Maybe she could write a book on this and further elaborate on clothing choice. I’m sure she probably knows this, but I’d add that going beyond overall body type, there are other aspects to play around with. For instance I have square shoulders and a high waistline, so I like empire waists and scoop necklines- long shawl collars don’t look best on me.. If you have a round, square, etc. face shape, there’s a better style collar for that element as well.

@gillianwhaites5974 Месяц назад

Nothing has really changed over the years as far as what I discovered as a teenager. Mini skirts were only for twiggy style skinny folk! I discovered empire lines and still look great in this style in my seventies. My advice- go and try on lots of different styles and discover what you look good in and makes you feel good and comfortable. Once you work this out, you’ll choose clothing successfully. Not all patterns for sewing suit every body. Learn to adjust patterns so that you can enjoy a variety within your style and designs that make the most of your body. Trust your instincts.

@deehill6266 Месяц назад

Thanks for the tips

@Laura55sere Месяц назад

I’ve just learned I’m ‘apple shape’ and dress accordingly. also a large bust, so I always go for ‘V’ neck .

@tinaxykis4172 Месяц назад

This concept of balance is intuitive to me. But HOW to do the changes as she demonstrated is useful. For example the use of the belt, the empire waistline, use of puffed sleeves all very helpful in choosing flattering designs.

@robinbarber5888 Месяц назад

Thank you

@glendabrekke5475 Месяц назад

for a body type 48-47-52 5ft 1 in. what size pattern would I choose? I am afraid to buy a pattern not knowing. I have eebeen going back and watching all the playlists. How many seasons are there?

@SilhouettePeeps Месяц назад

Currently we have filmed 12 seasons. We are filming season 13 this summer. Thanks for watching!

@brendabuckley7071 Месяц назад

Most older ladies have a tummy. I would like to know how best to hide it.

@RadiantStar8997 Месяц назад

At 22:42. She explains that if you are bigger in the middle, you need a high waistline on your dress (just under the bustline) so the material cascades and it conceals any trouble areas in the middle.

@brendabuckley7071 Месяц назад

First lady looked good. not sure about the second lady she made her look frumpy. Hope not to offend.

@SilhouettePeeps Месяц назад

no offense taken, but if the lady were watching, maybe you could word this a little more politely.