The Secrets Of Sewing Bias Cut Garments

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I’ve nearly finished creating a guide to help you master the secrets of sewing bias, including the few simple steps that can transform your sewing and allow you to create the most beautiful garments 🖋 

 
 
 

I learnt the hard way, sewing bias is a different cup of tea to sewing garments cut on the straight grain! 

My first bias projects ended up as sewing disasters I tried to forget, stuffed in a plastic bag at the bottom of my cupboard! Wavy seams and stretched-out-of-shape necklines, uneven hems - I’ve made all the mistakes! 

But now it’s a technique that I absolutely love and mindful sewing at its finest! 🧵🪡 

The most elegant, red carpet-worthy dresses are cut on the bias with slinky fluted skirts that drape beautifully.  A pretty bias-cut tea dress is so versatile that it takes you from the coffee shop to lunch with a friend to a romantic dinner for two.

And because cutting on the bias adds an element of stretch to woven fabrics, bias-cut garments allow you to move freely and are comfortable to wear - I plan to make a couple of camisoles, they are great for layering under a jacket or silk blouse. 


 
 

The Inside Secrets Of Sewing Bias Cut Garments will be available as a downloadable PDF soon.

 
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