...If you have a t-shirt or other garment that doesn't have side seams, you could use it as your pattern to create a copy. If the tubular fabric won't work...
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...about ruining the patterns, make a copy of it on tracing paper. We don't have a tutorial on all kinds of fabric yet, but thanks for the suggestion. good luck!...
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ok. You basically want to take one of our pdf patterns and copy it by hand without printing it. That seems like a lot of work. Easiest solution is to...
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...on the block to trace it and then add my seam allowances. If you want your patterns to be more durable for multiple use, copy the patterns onto manila paper....
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...stitching it. It was fast, easy and I was quite impressed. After a few hours of wearing the costume though, my hem decided started to come undone. Maybe I didn't...
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It's really up to you, as there's really not a wrong way and you can just do the way you find easier. If it was me, I'd mock up a...
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...least a printer to print them out. If you don't you could take them to the library, a print - copy shop or a friends to print. Or just get...
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It'll take some time, but you can make a copy of pattern size 20 using a tracing wheel and pattern paper (or a large sheet of paper). You can see...
Tracing cut pieces of fabric?
This is something that I am curious about. I am working on a costume, and I removed all of the seams on a glove to make a "copy" of the...
Reply To: how to line a double vented skirt
that's a really cute pattern. You can definitely add a lining to it. Just make a copy of the skirt in your lining fabric, I would baste the two together...