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Why put a black zip on it? I know it's all you had, but it's such a shame. Also why didn't you measure the bottom of the skirt before putting the bias-binding on before sewing it on to make sure you had enough. 😕😕

Skirts or jumpers. Sweat shirts and pant outfits.

Red Xmas tutu!! Over tights or leggings. All little girls would treasure one!!

I think the skirts are precious!! Any little girl would love those. W other fabric you could make tu tu. The mermaid fabric a little girls vest.....good luck!!!

I no longer accept fabric gifts from friends. I always ended up with a bunch of fabric that I would rather not have. I would spend too much time just trying to come up with a plan of what to make. Most of that fabric is for specialty projects. Good luck.

My granddaughters would be all about little tutus to wear over leggings. Just a simple elastic cased waist, no need to hem anything.

The organza can be used as a ruffle on a hem. It will not fray. It can also be used as an (extra) overlay on a skirt. A narrow long strip can be turned into a flower for a headband, corsage or to attach to a bag.

Thanks for this. I also completed the Iris. Like you say, several instructions are unclear. I knew they would be sparse, that’s ok, but you can be sparse and clear at same time! Not so with this my first style arc pattern. AndI had to adjust the size (it was too big), so glad I made a sample first. The size of the neckband in the pattern worked for me. Really like the finished dress and will make another.

The neck facing clearly shows cut on bias, which should therefore stretch out around the neckline. Did you also stay stitch the neckine to stop it from stretching out of shape straight after you cut it?

I always enjoy your projects! Thanks for sharing!

I've noticed that some of the Australian pattern companies like to use a tear-away stabilizer around neck and armhole edges before they are finished. I think this is just to keep them from getting stretched out while handling the fabric. You could either use a fusible interfacing or staystitch these areas if you're worried about this issue. Style Arc seems to use garment industry terms that are more typically British than American. Since as home sewers we don't usually learn industry terms, the fact that you have these terms plus needing to "translate" between British/Australian terminology and American, makes them a little more challenging. I rarely follow pattern instructions, so I'm usually fine with the Style Arc ones. It's just when I encounter something I'm not sure about that I have to put my thinking cap on. They're not beginner-friendly. I usually approach these types of situations by asking myself what I want to do rather than what do they (the designer) want me to do. This gives me the freedom to think of alternative approaches to get the result I want. Many people recommend the Vogue sewing book. It's worth checking out to see if it will help you muddle your way through. I've made a few Style Arc garments but not many. I'm put off by needing to make a number of adjustments to fit my figure. Once I get those issues resolved, I'm usually happy with the finished product.

I'll be interested to see how the dress turns out! I actually really like StyleArc patterns but have run into a problem or two with them; but nothing too severe that I couldn't fix.

I don’t have any insight for StyleArc Patterns, but I applaud your efforts to conquer them. Honestly I know how mad one of their patterns would make me, so I avoid. They have cute styles but their lack of clear instructions is almost legendary, lol. Why in the world wouldn’t they just call for interfacing instead of this mysterious “stabilizer?” I’ve done those kind of pockets on a Kwik Sew dress and they do require precision sewing, and, like you say, they make it pretty impossible to take in the sides once sewn. Your fabric is really cute!

Glad y’all are ok! I’m on the Florida east coast. We had a lot of rain and tornadoes all around, but we are fine. Didn’t even lose power!

You just showed your face..

I have made 2. 1 with a printed cotton - the bodice being made up of multiple pieces sewn together, as I had only a small amount of fabric, and I knew that due to the gathers on the bodice it would never be noticed. Also I don't like bias cut or A line, so cut the skirt to gently taper. I was so pleased with it I made another in a knit, no zipper and I love it also. Made both the same way you did with the little cap sleeve. Fit good, but McCalls is often tricky. This is a great pattern to use if you have left over fabric, and don't do the bias cut.

That's a beautiful pattern. Thanks for sharing it. You ladies stay dry, I especially hope your basements stay dry. hugs from Iowa.

Your Good Deed dress is cute! I checked and the pattern is still available. 😊 Maybe I still have time to whip up one of these for Project Dress A Girl. I’m printing it off right now. 😘 The rain is coming in now from the storm; we’re supposed to get up to five inches of rain today and tomorrow. I’m staying in and sewing.

You look so cute in your dungerees! Love it!

I’m in Poquoson, not that far from Portsmouth….small world

Oooh that sun fabric is fabulous! Do they have an online store? Also love the girls’ dress - super cute!

I had the same problem. I am size 16 but this pattern is way too small. Happily, my first try was to make a nightgown. So it is still okay.

What a haul! That thread is big bargain! You saved yourself a ton of money. I wish there was estate sales near me, but haven’t found any so far.

Love your hair! It looks great!

Just found you. Love your video. Hair looks great. 💕

Oeh! Love your makes and the tee is just stunning. It looks so nice on you.

Your palazzo pants look amazing! I’m going to jump over to take a look at the pattern. Thanks for the recommendation! 😘

Thanks for this review it’s really helpful

Thank you for your review - this was really helpful 😃🙌🏻

Just some stores are going out at Joanns. They filed chapter 11. Hopefully they'll get their act together and not go completely under

Thank you so much for this video! I'm making this as a beginners project and have been baffled by the neckline instructions. My mum has been sewing for about 50 years and also was confused! I'll follow her instructions to sew it in the way she makes t shirts and see how that goes!

I do agree, the jacket looks better with the shaping

I liked the jacket after you altered it but I don't care for the boxy look either. It looked good on you!

Thanks for the tips, I'm about to make this top, I'm a bit nervous as most of what I make is girls dresses and this is totally different. I appreciate this video.

Love your video. I have the same machine but , its the 4832C. I'm having trouble trying to figure out where to oil it. As the manual shows it for 4830 and 4832 singer machines. My top does not come off. Any help greatly appreciated Thank you

It seems silly to complain that it didn't fit, when you never bothered to check the measurements that are printed right on the pattern.

That's a nice look for you! Very pretty. I love the little clothes & bears too. Thank you for info on free patterns. With fabric & patterns costing an arm & a leg, that's helpful.

You are so joyously creative! Thanks for sharing…Chris in FL

I really like your Ninja outfit! 😊

No that clear piece fits over the plate under the needle its for buttons

Really nice. I just saw this and thought that the design you wore would make a nice sleep dress w/o the zipper. Did you make one out of knit and did it work as you thought?

Your coat looks great. I bought that pattern when it was first released. You've reminded me that I need to sew one.

The back really looks great. I am making quilts right now from some of my scraps. Fitting myself is always a challenge. I make muslins most of the time before I cut into good fabric.

Thank you. After seeing your video i bought The Easy Pants pattern. Never made trousers before -unless pyjamapants count. I looove them!!!!!!. I have now made 3 pairs (all in punto). I have more planned.

Joggers look great on you! Just purchased the pattern and hoping they fit me as well as they fit you. Happy Thanksgiving….

I've mistakenly purchased patterns designed by the devil too! 😆 Your pants look great.

Gosh, you've been through a lot, I'm very sorry to hear that your sister died. No wonder you didn't feel like making a video. It's good to see you back, that Pattern Emporium top looks lovely and suits you well.

My condolences……love your blouse….the fabric is cute. …🫶

So very sorry for your loss