The scalloped hem: make hemlines the center of attention with this delightful couture finish

Article Abstract:

Scallops may be used to add graceful finishes to special garments. Fabrics such a wool crepe, cotton, and linen are good choices to use because they curve smoothly with well-defined edges along the apex of two scallops. After approximating the size and placement of the scallops, a template should be made for easy marking. Instructions are given for facings, and completing the garments.

United States, Sewing, Sewing patterns, Hems

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Couture techniques for every sewer

Article Abstract:

Couture sewing has been compared to gourmet cooking, with extra attention given to materials and details. Issues concerning processes that distinguish the couture process from ordinary sewing are presented, including careful pressing, underlining, seams, making a muslin, and the finishing touches.

Pressing of garments, Pressing (Garments), Underlinings (Clothing)

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Easy and elegant linen

Article Abstract:

Linen comes in an innumerable variety of colors, weights, shapes and compositions. It is a fabric that is easy to sew, easy to care for and comfortable to wear. Tips for sewing, pressing and adding details to linen garments are presented.

Usage, Linen

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