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Does anyone have ideas on what to look for when thinking about how to adapt or choose belly friendly patterns?
I’ve always had a bit of a “pooch” but now it’s going to grow…Hrm. What to do?
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We have to learn how to add more width and length to the front of the pants or fitted skirt pattern.
I would also like some styling tips to camouflage the area too. I don’t think that a tight fitting sheath dress would look too great.
I did make some skirts with elastic and drawstring fronts that were very comfortable. I don’t like a “baggy” back hip.