I'm talking to the screen over and over and asking how in the world you do this! Especially with no buttons. Can't wait for the follow up tutorial! xox
I don’t see why not. I would sew at one side, then top and bottom, leave an opening like in tutorial Then sew the casing at the neck to thread the elastic through on neckline. I would also leave the sleeves unhemmed and do that last w regular casing method. You could even bag it out through the sleeve if you wanted.
Beautiful, Christine. What a great technique to line a dress. You mention a sew a long at the beginning of this video for beginners, but I can not find a link. Can you please lead me? Thank you.. ❤
The link is in the description box. Click on more and it will expand the box with all the notes. You can’t see it here i cards when you watch on a tv. Or you can search on my channel for lined dress and it will show up as an option
Your channel just showed up today in my feed. I really liked your manner of speaking, what you had to say about the topic and how clearly you described what you were talking about, however I found the video a little frustrating. Because you sit so close to the camera, it is hard to see much of the garment that you are sewing. Sitting a bit further back would give us a better view!
Hi Christine. I made some of Alisa's dresses reversible. I did a short video of my dresses on my channel by the same name if you want to see. @sewterie It feels so good to be able to use our skills for good. YOU ROCK!!! Have an awesome week.
@@sleepycat8887 I do not. But I think @ChristineSewsAlot who's channel this is is doing something like that. Keep your notifications on for her upcoming videos. Best wishes.
