Pattern Review - Margot Peplum with How to change from a natural waist to an empire waist tutorial

[@sewfun211]

Thank you for your clear and concise explanations. I also really like your colorful fabric choices.

[@sewandtellaustralia]

My pleasure! I’m glad you found it helpful. I love that fabric as well. I actually wore it today!

[@cherylbrown8675]

thank you. that's the answer to my question!

[@rachels8857]

Love your glitter rule!

[@randallpeterson1169]

Carol from Omaha, NE, USA: Just ran across your channel. Immediately subscribed. I appreciate your clarity with your sewing process. And your "honest comfortableness" in fitting things suitable for your body. Your top turned out lovely - very attractive on you.

[@sewandtellaustralia]

Thank you so much for your comment Carol, it gave me a huge smile. I’m so glad you got value from this video and I hope you continue to enjoy the content I put out ☺️ I also have my private members group you may like to check out, The Sewing Corner. sewandtell.com.au/the-sewing-corner/ I release tutorials monthly as well as lots of extra tips and tricks. Thank you again for subscribing and your comment ❤️

[@rachels8857]

Note to self - when removing inches from the bodice, you need to adjust the length of the peplum to make sure the top is not shorter overall.

[@margaretcouch235]

Thank you 🙂 Just subscribed 😊

[@sewandtellaustralia]

I’m so glad you got value from it ❤️

[@tb1670]

Very nice. Is this pattern available to those of us who live in the US?

[@sewandtellaustralia]

Thank you for your comment 🥰 yes it is. You can use my affiliate link here: www.lovenotions.com/product/ladies-margot-peplum-top?affiliates=928 If you use the code ‘Megan10’ at the checkout you’ll get an extra 10% off the price.

[@cherylbrown8675]

One question- when you cut 2 inches from the front- did you cut 2 inches all the way around & to the back as well??

[@sewandtellaustralia]

yes I did :)

[@thaisoneon]

I may have missed it - I’m a little hard of hearing - but did you discuss the difference, if any, of the circumference of the bodice before and after cutting off the 2”? Was the circumference the same so the peplum would still work with no adjustments?

[@sewandtellaustralia]

No I didn’t discuss it, but for what I did, I didn’t need to make any adjustments. Or if there was a difference it was marginal. Being knit, it is a little more forgiving and can ‘hide’ slight variances like that.