Minerva Sew-Along - New Look 6889 Dress
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- New Look 6889 is a gorgeous dress pattern that provides a range of lovely dress options from short to long sleeve details, and optional pocket additions. This dressmaking pattern is a great opportunity to learn some new techniques and provides options for mixing and matching when it comes to fabric choices for this pattern.
Dianne introduces you to New Look 6889, showing you each step of the process as she chooses to create this look with a fantastic medium cotton poplin in pink and purple. What would you pair up with this pattern?
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I sewed this today as a muslin just to make sure I didn’t mess anything up as I’m still pretty inexperienced and all your directions worked out great! The bias is what I was confused with in the beginning but I got it figured out. Thank you for this great tutorial!
. I chose dress E. Ive got two cut out in different fabrics ready to sew Im adding seam pockets to it.
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Pretty dress - also love the fabric on your top at the beginning of the video.
Fab sew-along 💙
Thank you, we are so glad you think so!
Loved this sewalong ❤
Thank you so much!
Wish you would’ve shown how much bias you snip off..I’m assuming you snipped just enough to fold it under once?
Hi, there I'm sewing View B dress and cannot line up the shoulder seams, the back shoulder area is a lot longer than the front, have you made up View Band? Could you please help me figure this out? Many thanks from Roseanne in New Zealand.