2016年5月17日 · How to Make Your Skirt Drape Beautifully. Tutorial; 26 Comments; Last week we talked about a couple of basic sewing techniques, namely understitching and seam-grading, that contribute to the professional look of a garment. Today I’d like to discuss a less common technique, but nonetheless one that makes your lovely garments even more beautiful.

2020年12月2日 · Draping a basic skirt is fairly easy and simple: here is a demo on how to do that.

How to cut and sew drape skirt, we will be using basic skirt block for this Draped skirt pattern drafting tutorial link👇 ...more.

2019年7月17日 · To kick things off I’ve got a draped skirt tutorial for you. This is a lightweight knit ankle length skirt that hangs open to about the knee with an elastic waistband. No zipper needed for this easy to sew skirt! I have worn it both as you see in these pictures and as a swimwear cover, so it’s a great piece to have.

2022年7月9日 · This is a detailed tutorial on how to sew a drape skirt. It is a stylish draped skirt and it can also be applied to a gown.In this draped skirt tutorial, you...

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Let's draft together the pattern of this draped skirt. You can use very different fabrics, such as crepe, cady, satin, viscose, or other flowy fabrics - but you can also use lycra or jersey if you start from a basic block with negative ease!

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2019年6月27日 · Practice draping a basic garment to get the feel of working in three dimensions. When you’ve mastered the techniques needed to drape a basic skirt (and a bodice, as I demonstrated in Threads #203, June/July 2019), you can use the patterns as they are or manipulate them to create daring and original designs.