Minerva Sew-Along - True Bias Shelby Dress + Romper
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- We have a great sewalong for you today for the True Bias Shelby Dress + Romper which is such a versatile sewing pattern. This dress is perfect for beginners or anyone looking for a quick and easy project, and it's especially well-suited to lightweight viscose fabric. The Shelby Dress features a gathered skirt, a fitted bodice with princess seams, and a flattering V-neckline. It's designed to be made with woven fabric, and viscose is a great choice because it drapes beautifully and has a soft, silky feel.
Katherine is with us to help you sew the Shelby Dress sewing pattern, showing you each step of the process as she chooses to create this sewing pattern with a fantastic Atelier Brunette Viscose Challis fabric! Which fabric would you choose?
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Really pretty! But you must have been so cold in that snow and wind! What a trooper.
Thanks so much 😀
I REALLY want to sew this one! Love the 90s vibe of this pattern.
Isn't it a great pattern 😀
Lovely
Thanks so much 😀
Thanks for doing this. I have this dress to make and I’m going to shoot it up the list now
Fantastic ❤️
Great sew-along 😊
Thanks so much 😀
Hi. Great video tutorial. I have this pattern ready to sew, however I'm at a bit of a loss as to how to narrow the shoulder seams to fit my narrow shoulders. Do you have any tips on how to alter the paper pattern before I cut it out please? I have this issue with every bodice I try to sew as he shoulders always 'droop' over onto the top of my arms! Thank you in advance.