Shrug pattern sewing
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A batwing sleeve is a long loose sleeve which is cut one with the bodice and has a deep armhole tapering to a tighter sleeve hem.
Saks Fifth Avenue features this season’s trendy cover up, the shrug by Vince. The shrug pattern is an ideal project with which to experiment with fashion design for several reasons — it…
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Learn to make a shrug or bolero with your own measurement. This FREE Bolero Jacket pattern is perfect as a wedding shrug.
This intermediate knitting pattern is sure to become the gem of your autumn (and year-round) wardrobe. The Lacy Cardi Shrug is half knit cardigan pattern, half shrug pattern, and all-around beautiful. This versatile lace pattern is perfect for covering your shoulders for a modest finishing touch or adding another layer to your outfit for visual interest. The Lacy Cardi Shrug is a pattern you'll continue to receive compliments on years after you've casted it off your needles.
My daughters have been taking ballet for several years now and often I get a request from them for some special ballet clothes, something for warm up or practice, or even just for fun. The most recent request from Abbey was for a bolero style sweater. I had fun designing this cute little sweater for […]
Hey all, So I found this shrug jacket on One Avian Daemon's blog. I decided to try and see if I could make my own version from jersey knit. Mine is slightly different than One Avian Daemon's, but I'm borrowing the idea from her blog. :) I wanted the sleeves and the edge to have a different kind of finish, so I made them the same way ribbed jersey is usually sewn onto the sleeves and hems of hoodies and such. Here's what I did: This was such a fast project, it really took me like half an hour…
Have you been practicing your Lettuce Edge Technique that I demonstrated in the last post? Now's your chance to put your skills to work! I present to you the Scarf-to-Shrug Tutorial! What you'll need: • one yard of cotton jersey knit fabric • coordinating or contrasting thread • measuring tape • fabric shears • sewing
