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My latest sewing project with a 2 dollar walmart fabric :) the fabric was stretchy so i didnt put in a zipper. It was fairly quick for a sewing project. They said I am suppose to use an interface, but im not entirely sure what it is and how to use it and why i should be using it. perhaps its time for a sewing class.
Its a figure flattering dress though, makes me feel very tall :)
simplicity #3735
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stretchy polyester
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Feb 5, 2008, 10.54 AMby passionflower
Is this the sew stylish pattern?
Jan 19, 2008, 08.38 AMby dairyheir66
Love this dress. Very flattering. I have had good luck getting inexpensive fabric at Walmart also. I made the Janina pants from a wool blend I got for $1.00 a yard. Fabulous. Keep up the good work.
Jan 14, 2008, 04.37 AMby lybu
Lovely !!! Which pattern is it? I like all of your creations as well.
Jan 11, 2008, 03.53 AMby majnets3s
Very nice dress!
Jan 9, 2008, 05.16 PMby jj1
I love it.
Jan 9, 2008, 04.01 AMby lauriana
It looks very good! I should really make a long slinky dress myself one of these days… By the way, interfacing (there is probably a sewpedia entry) is used to stiffen and strengthen the fabric, for example in a collar or a neckline facing. It is sold by the metre, like fabric (but there are also ready made strips for shraight waistbands). There are loads of different weights available, fusable an non-fusable, woven, knit and made of pressed fibres, so there’s a choice for any fabric and any type of use. However, this variaty is also quite confusing at times.