Peggy Sager makes menswear inspired, shirtwaist dress and collar variations on It’s Sew Easy (810-2)

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Figure-hugging tops as well as daytime fashions influenced by traditional menswear were in every girls’ wardrobe. Sewing expert Peggy Sagers takes a cue from a man’s shirt to create a shirtwaist dress and shares some easy collar variations today on It’s Sew Easy.
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[@Nancy-bz8ge]

How did I miss this episode? Love Peggy -- especially because she is generous with her knowlege and talents with the home sewing community, giving us better & easier ways to assemble garments more akin to industry/factory methods. Stitch on!

[@knackfulknitter]

I am so happy to be given a link to this! I love the patterns that Peggy uses.

[@plf67]

You’re way of teaching makes things seam so easy....and your attitude of anyone can try something makes you a gem...thanks for all your shares!

[@robyn3349]

I love a shirt dress, truly classic!

[@ppuyle1]

Peggy, great ideas as always!

[@Lindalouise333]

Excellent video Peggy, thank you

[@BroccoliFiles]

Fantastic video, such clear instructions and helpful tips. I love how you can turn almost any bodice into a dress. I used Vogue 1822 to make a dress since I couldn't find my basic sheath dress pattern at a time when I needed a dress for a funeral. I used V1822, which is a cute princess seam blouse pattern. Next time I'll make the dress with the buttons in the FRONT instead of the back. What a pain to put on and take off. LOL. Love your videos!

[@fatihabatahri2231]

Fatiha de l'Algérie , merci beaucoup pour l'explication , j'ai bien compris le patron .... Merci 1000 mille fois encore 👍👍👍👍👏👏😘😘😘

[@ZevVolf]

Wow

[@dinorahhenriquez7295]

Great tutorial. What. model machine did you use in this project?