I started sewing because I wanted to save money, with a view that I can save £10 for each pair of trousers which I shortened myself. Fast forward 2 years, I have spent way more money than I should on sewing. That said, the money, effort and time spent weren’t wasted because I got a … Continue reading »
Here’s the step by step photos of how I did the invisible hem for the English Rose Garden Dress. Although hand stitching is required, you’ll find that it doesn’t take too long to sew. Step 1 – Decide the hem length by pinning. I’ve allowed 2 inches hem allowance and double fold the hem allowance … Continue reading »
Tulle ruffle adds a nice touch to any girly dress and here’s how I made the ruffles for my niece’s Jubilee Birthday Girl Dress. The pattern should have a skirt lining which is cut slightly shorter than the fashion fabric. Step 1 – Measure the skirt lining’s hem circumference. Step 2 – Decide the height … Continue reading »
I was looking for a simple veil with crystal beading for my wedding but was astonished by how expensive veils could be! So I set out to make my own veil, headpiece or anything I can think of for the wedding including invites, favours and table decorations. Before I started making the veil, I read … Continue reading »
Hairline hem is best used for finishing sheer or lightweight fabric. It’s also a good method to finish hem when there’s not much hem allowance left. The process takes patience but the result is worth the time spent. My equipment includes: – 1/4″ quilting straight stitch foot – Single hole needle plate (This gives much … Continue reading »
