How to Alter Illusion Panels on a Wedding Gown. Bridal Alterations. Seamstress Life

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[@moiraging3927]

Thanks Christa - another great tutorial and a common alteration on current dress styles especially centre front illusion panels. I have done a few. I mostly do the tuck method as measurements can be small and I find this works fine for me. I often wondered if I was doing it right so thanks for confirming. You mentioned invisible thread which I don't get along with too well so a mini tutorial on this subject would be great. Brand, needle, bobbin set up / machine tension etc. if you had time to do one that would be fab! Have a great day! Moira x

[@christasdressshoppe]

Thank you so much Moira 🥰 I’ve done many only on one side, and tucked. This one seemed to need so much that it really lowered the back. Invisible thread can be such a struggle. I will have to do a video on it. I may not be the perfect person to teach it, because I struggle too, but I can show what I do and we can ask others to give tips in the comments. 😊 Also, a while back I did do a video on lace sleeves, on my other channel, Finding Shalom. It’s not a sewing channel but before this channel I did a few over there. Let me see if I can link that video here.

[@christasdressshoppe]

Here it is. I have a few tips I learned about sewing with invisible thread. It might help while you wait for me to make another video on invisible thread. Sewing Lace Sleeves for a Bridal Gown. Wedding Gown Alterations. Seamstress How To. kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6jPd2ypfZ15rcU

[@moiraging3927]

@@christasdressshoppe Ah thanks, you're a sweetheart, I will hop over and take a look and thanks again for doing these videos. I always pick up extra tips and new ways of tackling things! much appreciated

[@terryjanisch905]

Great job as usual. Your videos are so thorough. Love that you speak your thoughts to us while working. Thank you

[@christasdressshoppe]

Awe! Thanks so much!! 🩷🩷🩷