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Holen Sie sich jetzt die tragbare Mini-Nähmaschine von Sewny InnovaGoods und machen Sie Näharbeiten leicht und bequem! Mit LED-Licht, Fadenschneider und Zubehör ist sie vielseitig einsetzbar und kommt mit 2 Geschwindigkeitsstufen sowie einem Doppelstichsystem. Praktisch, handlich und einfach zu bedienen - ideal für zu Hause oder unterwegs. Merkmale: - Elektrische Nähmaschine mit Doppelstichsystem - Kompakte Reisegröße - Vielseitig und anpassungsfähig mit 2 Geschwindigkeitsstufen - LED-Licht zur Beleuchtung der Arbeitszone - Einfach zu bedienender Fadenschneider - Automatische Spulenaufwicklung - Rutschfester Boden für sicheren Halt - Enthält Zubehör: 4 Fadenspulen, Einfädler, Fußpedal und abnehmbare Welle zum Aufspulen Highlights: - Originelles und handliches Design - Betrieb mit Batterien (4xAA, nicht enthalten) oder Netzteil (Typ-C-Stecker mit 140 cm langem Kabel) - Ein-/Ausschalter für manuelle Steuerung oder Fußpedal - Material: ABS - Farbe: Grün/Grau Bereit, Ihre Nähprojekte zu starten? Holen Sie sich noch heute die Sewny InnovaGoods Mini-Nähmaschine und entdecken Sie die Freude am Nähen!

This tutorial is all about different kinds of ruffles. There are single edge, double edge, pleated, pattern stitched.. etc. How many types do you know?

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Kellerfalten richtig legen, bügeln und nähen lernenDas Geheimnis der Kellerfalte liegt im Verborgenen, denn hier verbirgt sich die Weite im Inneren der Falte. Erst bei Bewegungen wird sie sichtbar und so sorgen Kellerfalten mit ihrem Extra an Weite, für Bewegungsfreiheit und Spielraum. Sie sind aber nicht nur praktisch, sondern auch ein schönes Detail an Röcken, Kleidern oder Taschen.Nähtrainerin Swantje Wendt zeigt dir im Einzelnen, wie Kellerfalten im Schnitt aussehen, wie sie richtig gelegt werden und du sie vom Schnitt auf den Stoff überträgst. Du lernst außerdem 3 Varianten, um die Kellerfalte zu nähen. Gib der Falte mehr Halt und fixiere sie von außen, näh von innen den oberen Teil zusammen oder lass die Falte vom Bündchen bis zum Saum weich auslaufen. Für jeden Geschmack ist die richtige Variante dabei.Das wirst du lernen:wie Kellerfalten im Schnittmuster aussehenwie man die Position der Kellerfalten vom Schnitt auf den Stoff überträgtwas es mit dem Faltendach auf sich hatdas Nähen von drei unterschiedlichen Varianten von Kellerfalten: die sichtbar abgesteppte Kellerfaltedie von innen genähte Kellerfalte (nähen im Faltenbruch)die hohe KellerfalteDu brauchst:deine Nähmaschine (wir benutzen die hochwertigen Modelle des Schweizer Nähmaschinenherstellers BERNINA)Nähzubehör (Garn, Nähnadeln, Schere, etc.) Bügelbrett und Bügeleisen Schnittpapier und ZeichenwerkzeugeBaumwollstoff oder einen anderen unelastischen Stoff für die Nähprobeoptional Knipszangeerste Grundkenntnisse im Nähen

Today we start assembling our Pajama pants. You should have your pieces cut out and your ruffles ruffled. The first step is to mark the wrong side of my fabric so I don't get confused and end up with two right legs or something equally rediculous, two left legs. I identify the wrong side by placing small bits of masking tape to the wrong side of each pant leg. Now that our pieces are labeled we will sew our inseam using a French Seam. Here we have a nice illustration of how and what a french seam looks like. Its somewhat clearer I hope then the pictures. French seams are my favorite type of seam because they look so neat and clean. Any seam you sew must be sewn at least twice anyway...1) the seam, and 2) the seam finish. With a French seam you are encasing the raw edge with in the seam, so you see no raw edge. It works well for light weight fabrics and I often use it as a substitute for flat fell seams. trimming your seam allowance back to 1/8" Step 1 - Sewing the inseam To begin take one back pant leg and one front pant leg and with wrong sides together sew the inseam of your pant leg at 3/8". After sewing trim your seam allowance back to 1/8". Press to set the stitch into the fabric. Open and press the seam allowance to one side. Now fold the seam along your stitch line placing the right sides of your fabric together and stitch again this time at 1/4". Repeat this for the other pant leg. Step 2 - Marking Ruffle placement. Fold your hem up to the wrong side 1/2" and press. Fold again along your hem line (mine was 4") to the wrong side and press again. Lay your pant leg on a table with right side facing you and the pressed hem layed out flat so that you can see the hem fold you just pressed. Draw a line parallel to your hem line 1" up from the crease. Draw 2 more lines 1-1/4" each above the first line. You can use a pencil or dissapearing ink marker, whichever shows up the best on your fabric. This marks the placements lines for our ruffles to go on. Step 3 - Sewing Side Seam side seam with wrong sides together and ruffle placement marked ready for its french seam. Using your french seam technique again sew your side seams on both pant legs. You now have two pant legs ready to be hemmed and ruffled. Step 4 - Hemming Hemming from inside the pant leg. Pin you hem in place. Turn your pant legs right side out. Edge stitch your hem, by sewing from inside the pant leg as pictured. To edge stitch you will stitch right next to your top fold all around your hem. You do not need to back stich because as you come around to complete the hem you can sew a few stitches over from where you started. Step 5 - Sew your ruffles into loops. Take one of your 6 ruffled strips and french seam the short ends together to for a loop. You may need to remove a tuck or two on each end to accomplish this neatly. Repeat for all ruffled strips. Step 6 - Sew your ruffles to your pant legs If you have a free arm sewing the ruffles on is a good opportunity to use it. If you do not have a free arm, sew from inside the pant leg, as you did the hem. Pin your ruffle loop down the center to the 1st line (nearest your hem) and stitch down the center. If your loop is a longer the your pant leg just add a tuck into your ruffle. If your loop is short take a tuck out by removing some stitches. Repeat with 2 more ruffles moving up the pant leg each time. Once all three ruffles are on one leg, repeat the process for the other. Step 7 - Sew your crotch seam. Now that you have two ruffled pant legs. Take one pant leg and turn it inside out, so that you have one leg right side out, and one inside out. Insert the right side out pant leg into the inside out pant leg and line up your inseams. Pin around your crotch and stitch. Next finish your seam by trimming back to 1/4" and zig zagging or serging or using the overlock stitch on your machine if it has one. You can check your manual to see. back crotch curve is deep front crotch curve is shallow You should now have pajama pants, not just pajama pant legs. Congratulations! Next week we will finish them by smocking our waistband. Previous pajama pantaloon posts: The Pantaloon Plan Lets Begin Cutting Strips for Ruffles Sewing Ruffles

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This tutorial is all about different kinds of ruffles. There are single edge, double edge, pleated, pattern stitched.. etc. How many types do you know?

I have written a bit about this in the past, but I don't own very much vintage clothing. I don't have a single "real" 1950's dress, a "genuine" 40's winter coat, a #vintage cocktail dress. As I have previously discussed, vintage is hard to find, usually comes in smaller sizes, can be too worn out to wear, and even when the magic boxes of size/quality/accessibility are all ticked, things can be quite expensive. So what's a vintage loving girl to do? In my case, sew everything myself. Some people go the repro route, as there are so many awesome companies out there now making great vintage style clothing. Good retro shaped basics and vintage inspired dresses can even be bought at most big clothing retailers and brands these days. One simply does not need to own any real vintage clothing to dress in a vintage style. But I do think there is some snobbery attached to "real" vintage, as if people who dress in vintage style but don't wear actual vintage clothes are sometime not "real" vintage style lovers. The wholly authentic vintage life thing is cool, I get it, old stuff is awesome, I quite agree. It's the subtle shaming I have seen sometimes on the net which I don't like. I definitely don't hold real vintage as somehow being above repro or home sewn vintage style clothes, and I can't really understand why it seems some people do. Are genuine vintage pieces awesome, yes, are you somehow better because your wardrobe is real vintage, no. Is there something a bit inherently magical about finding a great vintage piece in your size for $5 dollars, yes. Are you allowed to share that excitement, sure. Does this often rare and magical moment make your wardrobe more "authentic" and #justplainbetter than anyone else's...again no. I decided to google the phenomenon and discovered a few other bloggers have touched on this very topic: "In general I've found the vintage community incredibly accepting, broad-minded and lovely, but I have encountered this vintage snobbery before (thankfully only in passing, not directed at me). The vintage snob turns up her nose at vintage repro brands, or declares offhand that anything after 1950s "isn't vintage". She considers that only designer name vintage is worth owning, and might label you a fraud if your look isn't completely period-accurate." -Tuppence Ha'penny, 2012 "The Vintage Snob has come to believe their own hype, that the wearing of vintage clothing bestows an automatic veneer of creativity and difference. Yes, you are unlikely to bump into someone in the same frock if you buy vintage, however, the increasing availability of high quality vintage at (sometimes very) high quality prices means that a person with a good disposable income can buy themselves a little piece of that look without having to put in a great deal of effort. The dealer did it all for you. You didn’t dig that 50s day dress out of a pile of dirty sheets, lovingly restore it to it’s former glory and tailor it to fit you like a glove. You bought it off a mannequin, for £200, just like on the High Street." -Retro Chick, 2010 Thankfully I don't come across vintage snobbery often, I think it's a pretty rare phenomenon (thank goodness, beacause it's silly). What I think is funniest about vintage snobbery is thinking that home-sewn vintage inspired clothes are less than, because they are simply 50 years younger than a "real" vintage item. Especially when so many people use actual vintage patterns from the decade they are reproducing clothing from! Sewing used to be much more common than it is now, and even most of the people who do still sew these days- don't sew clothing. The reason Joann's is the last big chain standing in the fabric market (in the US) is because they cater to quilters more than any other portion of the home sewing market. The ladies of the past made their feed-sack dresses at home, tailored their husband's old suits down to fit them when everything was rationed, and ordered fabrics, not just clothing, from mail order catalogs. And suddenly I sound like a vintage sewing snob...that was easy! Seriously though, sewing your own "vintage" means you can tailor it to fit your own measurements, choose whatever fabric you like, re-create your favorite styles and have them hanging in your closet without having to search the vintage racks for years to find them. Since whatever you sew is brand new, you never have to worry about busing an old seam, or moth holes, or missing buttons. I'd rather be a sewing evangelist than sewing snob any day! Then again, not everyone can sew, wants to sew, or has the means to sew their way to a vintage style wardrobe. I totally get that too. That's why repro is awesome! I also think finding a pretty vintage appropriate blouse in the overflowing racks of Forever 21 is just as much of a scavenger hunt accomplishment as finding a vintage blouse in a pile of grandma's favorite Christmas sweaters at the local thrift store. No one way of achieving a vintage style look is inherently better than any other. I am certainly very biased, being a seamstress myself, I naturally find it much easier to create my own vintage style clothing rather than go through the rigor of finding real vintage out in the wild. Now reaching the end of this post I'm not exactly sure what argument I am really trying to make. If I had to boil it down it would be this: Don't let anyone tell you your vintage style isn't good enough because not everything you wear is actually 40+ years old! This hobby, often passion, is open to all, at every level of dedication and strata of the market. Have fun and don't worry about being totally "authentic". Being the most authentic version of yourself is so much more important, and feeling great will always be better than worrying about whether your dress has a union label sewn inside or not.

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Washed natural linen blouse made from Oeko-Tex certified 100 % European fabric, which guarantees you that it meets human-ecological requirements. The model is 170cm (5'7), has a "pear" body shape, and wears a size M on top. Bust 98cm (38.6 inches) Weist 79cm (31.1 inches) Hip 106cm (41.7 inches) Same blouse model, but the cotton muslin fabric version is here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1160951985/cotton-blousemuslin-wrap-top-with-kimono Linen top. Linen wrap top. Linen wrap blouse. Linen kimono top. Linen blouse. Linen wrap crop top. Wrapped top. Wrapped blouse. Linen wear. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 🌿 COLORS 🎨In the photo garment color is GREY. I have many linen fabric colors. Please, visit my Pinterest board to see all of them. https://www.pinterest.com/zuzuisonline/zuzuis-color-samples/ You liked this model but didn't find the color you wanted? I can solve it, give me a message, and I will be happy to help you🌿 Light colors such as White, Ivory, Baby pink, etc., are lightly see-through. I recommend wearing Nude colored underwear if needed. *There could be a slight change in color due to screen calibration. *There may be a slight change in color because of a new lot of fabric. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 🌿 SIZE GUIDE Measurements of body XS BUST 82-86 cm / 32,2-33,8 inch WAIST 62-66 cm / 23,6-25,2 inch HIP 88-92 cm / 34,6-36,2 inch S BUST 86-90 cm / 33,8-35,5 inch WAIST 64-68 cm / 25,2-27,7 inch HIP 92-96 cm / 36,2-37,8 inch S/M BUST 90-94 cm / 35,4-37 inch WAIST 68-72 cm / 27,7-28 inch HIP 96-100 cm / 37,8-39,3 inch M BUST 94-98 cm / 37-38,5 inch WAIST 72-76 cm / 28-29,9 inch HIP 100-104 cm / 39,3-40,9 inch L BUST 98-102 cm / 38,5-40,1 inch WAIST 76-80 cm / 29,9-31,4 inch HIP 104-108 cm / 40,9-42,5 inch XL BUST 102-108 cm / 40,1-42,5 inch WAIST 80-86 cm / 31,4-33,8 inch HIP 108-114 cm / 42,5-44,8 inch XXL BUST 108-114 cm / 42,5-44,8 inch WAIST 86-92 cm / 33,8-36,2 inch HIP 114-120 cm / 44,8-47,2 inch _________________________________________________ 🌿 CUSTOMIZATION If you specify the desired size of the product in the message, I will revise it personally for you. Please, leave me a note in personalization for any changes or adjustments you may need. The customization fees are here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1415253547/customizations-custom-cuts-custom Please, contact me before adding this listing to your card. ___________________________________________________ 🌿 CARE -turn inside out before washing; -machine wash 30℃ / 86 °F -iron (if needed) Low Heat -do not bleach -do not tumble dry ____________________________________________________ ❗️🅴🆇🅿🆁🅴🆂🆂 🆂🅷🅸🅿🅿🅸🅽🅶❗️ Please, add the following listing to your card for an express shipping upgrade: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1010621174/express-shipping PLEASE LEAVE THE FOLLOWING SHIPPING DETAILS ✔︎ contact person ✔︎ full address ✔︎ phone number ___________________________________________________ 🌿RETURNS We are for responsible purchasing! Please note that all garments are made to your order. I accept returns within 14 days from the delivery date. Buyers are responsible for return shipping costs. The returning item should be in original condition, not worn, not washed, or damaged. The labels of the garment should be kept on. Returns for personalized items and items on sale are not accepted. Refunds for shipping costs are not available. The fabric dye may vary each time as it's a manual process. Return is not accepted if the color does not exactly match the swatch. Please, contact me if you have any questions. ________________________________________________ 🔔 Follow my Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest pages and stay tuned for daily mindes, pic, and upcoming news. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/zuzuisyou/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zuzu_is_official/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/zuzuisonline/ Go back to the full catalog here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/ZUZUis Thank you for taking your time and reading all descriptions. If You have any questions, do not hesitate to ask, I'll be happy to help you. Best regards Ruta🌿

Knit up some beautiful mitts that are ideal for combating those early spring chills with this traveling cable hand warmers project!

Muchas veces me preguntan los clientes e incluso por email, si tenemos algún accesorio que haga una operación concreta, y me intentan explicar que costura tienen que hacer. Resulta complicado muchas veces realizar una operación si la persona no sabe toda gama de accesorios, prensatelas, embudos que hay para acoplar a las máquinas , así que intentare mostraros al menos los mas habituales. Hoy toca el turno de los prensatelas: Prensatelas compensados .. Prensatelas para cordón, para fruncir, con guia aérea, etc Prensatelas para cremalleras Prensatelas para coser cinta, prensatelas para fruncir ... Prensatelas para embudos de vivos, de dobladillo, de cremallera invisible ... Prensatelas para doble arrastre Prensatelas zig zag y cremalleras Prensatelas de teflon para tejidos delicados, piel, simil, etc.. Y no dudéis en contactar con nosotros si teneis alguna duda sobre lo que veáis, evidentemente no todos los tenemos en stock en la tienda, pero se consiguen ...

Specifications: \n\n\nMade of soft cotton material, extremely comfortable to wear. \n\n\nFeatures fingerless and solid color design, chic and attractive. \n\n\nThe UV protection ability will effective protect one's arm from the hot sun. \n\n\nGreat for driving, jogging, cycling, golfing, climbing, fishing, etc. \n\n\n  \n\n\nType: Arm Sleeves \n\n\nMaterial: Cotton \n\n\nGender: Women's \n\n\nQuantity: 1 Pair \n\n\nGarment Care: Hand-Wash \n\n\nStyle: Fashion \n\n\nSeasons: Spring, Autumn, Winter \n\n\nHand Circumference: 8cm/3.15\" (Approx.) \n\n\nArm Circumference: 11cm/4.33\" (Approx.) \n\n\nTotal Length: 52cm/20.47\" (Approx.) \n\n\nOccasions: Driving, Jogging, Cycling, Golfing, Climbing, Fishing, etc \n\n\nFeatures: Arm Warmer, Solid Color, UV Protection, Sun Protection, Long, Fingerless, Stylish \n\n\n \n\n\nNotes: \n\n\nDue to the light and screen setting difference, the item's color may be slightly different from the pictures. \n\n\nPlease allow slight dimension difference due to different manual measurement. \n\n\n  \n\n\nPackage Included: \n\n\n1 Pair of Arm Sleeves