Cowl neck is a draped neckline with the folds of the top edge of the neckline of the garment falling around the neckline (front and/or back). The neckline effortlessly accentuates your face and the best of your body with the soft way the cowl folds frames the face and drape across the body Once upon … Read more
A facing is a fabric piece sewn to the edge of a garment to finish raw edges, add structure, and create a clean look inside. I usually use it for necklines but you can also use it for armholes, and waistbands. It is specifically useful for finishing curved edges. Here is the simple way to … Read more
Not all zippers are sewn in the same way – and picking the right method can make the difference between a professional-looking finish and a not so good looking garment and seam. Whether you’re closing up the back of a dress, adding a fly-front to trousers, or finishing a simple skirt, the technique you choose … Read more
What is a Yoke? “A yoke is a shaped pattern piece which forms part of a garment, usually fitting around the neck and shoulders, or around the hips to provide support for looser parts of the garment, such as a gathered skirt or the body of a shirt” – wikipedia . I cannot give a … Read more
A churidhar stands out as one of the most versatile clothing choices, offering a blend of beauty, modesty, a wide array of available designs, and styles. Check out the post on neckline styles for tops for more details about the names of the necklines commonly used in sewing and the post on drafting those necklines … Read more
The important measurements you need to take for making sleeves are Taking sleeve length On a person you will be taking the length from the shoulder tip to the desired hem. Chart for sleeve length Sleeve type Length Cap Sleeve 2-3″ Short Sleeve 6-8″ Elbow length Sleeve 11-13″ 3/4 length 16-18″ Long sleeve 22-24″ … Read more