Up-cycling garments: How to cut a high-low hem, Workshop Wednesday
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Up-cycling garments: How to cut a high-low hem, Workshop Wednesday
In today’s Workshop Wednesday, I’ll show you how to cut the perfect high-low hemline. This can quickly and easily add a little flair and pep to a dress or skirt you already own.
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Chelsea - Zábava
You did a Wonderful job and very nice just what I needed to know! Thanks!!
You are so welcome! 💖
I’m trying to figure out how to make a box pleated high low skirt. Fortunately I persisted on learning more and eventually YT suggested this video of yours, after suggesting quick make videos. Very informative indeed. Thank you. New subscriber and follower.
yay!! Thank you so much! 💖
Just the kind of instructions I was looking for. Thank you❤
You’re welcome 😊
That is a beautiful high-low dress. The only upcycling I have done recently is to shorten some of my office dresses to be more for summer/casual wear. Your video has encouraged me to assess some of the never worn garments in my closet to see if I can make them more wearable. Thank you for a great workshop Wednesday!
I just a received a long maxi skirt and love it but want to make it a high low hem. I’m going to give it a try.
You got this! I'm excited to see how it goes! 😍
Where can I buy that curve you are using?
The ruler with the curve.
Where did you purchase your ruler with a curve?
I bought mine when I lived in Germany. It is called a “schneiderwinkel”, directly translated that would be “seamstress angle”. I thought they were called pattern squares in English although everything other than this type of ruler came up when I did a quick Google search. It looks like I may need to find a good place to import them from to hook people up here. They are definitely an essential to my sewing room.