Want to take your waistband game up a notch on your pajama bottoms or workout pants? Try adding a drawstring to your elastic waistband in order to tighten this area even more. You can use this method for most patterns that have an elastic waistband and give an extra little touch to your garments.
Drawstring Elastic Waistband
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Double Dart
If you want your garments to look like they fit you well, then you'll definitely want to sew darts. This is the best way to contour fabric to fit your curves. This video focuses specifically on the double dart.
Circle Skirt Assembly
This video will show you how to use your custom pattern in order to sew a full circle skirt. It'll take you through the whole process from fabric pieces to a completed skirt that will be sure to catch attention.
Flounce Neckline
The neckline flounce is a style that allows you to stretch and wear the neckline off the shoulder through the use of an elastic casing. This one can be a bit tricky so you'll want to watch this demonstration to see how it's done.
Scallop Neckline
Why settle for a boring neckline when you can create an eye-catching one. This video demonstration will take you step-by-step through the process of sewing a scalloped design to the neckline of a bodice.
Puff Sleeve with Elastic Hemline
Want a sleeve befitting a princess? This tutorial will take you through the steps of creating a puff sleeve with a stretchy hemline due to having elastic inserting into a casing.
Bishop Sleeve
The bishop sleeve is a puffed style sleeve that is gathered at the bottom and finished with a sleeve band. While it has some similarities to sewing an inset sleeve, you'll want to watch to see the full construction process.
All About Pleats
While a pleat might be a simple fold the fabric, when it comes to sewing and garment construction, there are different types in order to create different looks. This video is a general overview on the purpose of pleats and the most common ones you'll come across in your sewing journey.
Faux Flatlock Seam with Sewing Machine
Want to sew a flatlock seam but don't have a serger? This video will demonstrate how you can get a similar appearance by using your sewing machine. This is a great way to have a flatter, more professional appearance on your seams for garments made with knit fabrics.