Angela Wolf drapes a beautiful, bias cut evening dress on It’s Sew Easy (806-1)

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The good times of the 20’s ended in a big crash in 1929 when the stock market fell, plunging the nation into The Great Depression. Jobs were scarce and people used and reused whatever they had to get by. Garments became more fitted and less embellished. Simple sleek lines, bias cut dresses and up-cycled hand-me-downs were the fashion hallmarks. Sewing expert Angela Wolf shares some evening fashions from this era where a night out at the movies, was the favorite means of entertainment. All on Its sew Easy. You can find more information about Brother sewing and embroidery machines at www.brother-usa.com/home/sewi...
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[@shellbell2272]

Thanks! I am in a play that is 1930s. We need ball gowns. I might be making my own.

Great video. Thanks Angela.

[@VoxUrania]

The halter gown reminds me of Marilyn Monroe’s iconic style. She used draping brilliantly. Maybe her designers were inspired by the 30’s too. I think Vera Wang has also used the dress form draping method to create her designs. Translating that into daywear pieces is pretty exciting. Thank you.

[@dawneabdulal-bari9313]

Lovely! Thank you!

[@damianlopez7630]

If You Iron The Satin first...it will Shine so much and Will feel ever so Smooth!!! Oh So Beautiful.

[@naapaiarah6818]

Thank you so much for your video its really helpful. Love to more videos

[@tiffanymortimer3699]

I love your tutorials they are amazing.

[@damianlopez7630]

I Love Only the Satin Dress.

[@Aplaceformermaids]

So fun!

[@seestellysew8472]

Very good. Thank you very much.

[@yeethiopianruth2399]

I like it

[@czeidman8908]

Really interesting!

[@TheKazeezquilt]

How much fabric would be needed for this dress?

[@tiffanymortimer3699]

What type of tape is that pls.

[@trentbenson4553]

Where do I buy that exact satin from?