Discover the best proportions & styles for you

Article Abstract:

A designer who designs from her home in Springfield, Virginia discusses her style of designing clothes that make her look thinner and taller. Some of tips suggested include exploring one's silhouette, studying various combinations, experimenting with the necklines, choosing the right patterns, adding or subtracting seams and others.

United States, Management dynamics, Practice, Fashion designers, Fashion design

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To make colorful striped fabric take your cues from quilters

Article Abstract:

Quiltmaking techniques used to make colorful striped fabric, makes the work unique and beautiful. It is adviced to use any fabric which is comfortable in piecing, and care should be taken that the fabric used is compatible in weight and care requirements.

Technology application, Dressmaking, Instructions

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Sashiko on silk

Article Abstract:

The Japanese method of quilting known as sashiko is described. Instructions on how to make a quilted silk jacket using this technique are given and tips on choosing a fabric and threads and transferring and sewing the pattern are given.

Methods, Japan, Cover Story, Handicraft

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