sewing, crafts, tutorials, DIY
Today’s task is pretty straight forward, use your patterns to cut the pieces out in fabric! Simple as that!
Tomorrow we’ll be sewing the bodice and sleeves.
If you need to catch up here are the previous days:
Sew-a-long Schedule
Day 1: Find Fabric
Day 2: Print Pattern
Don’t forger: If you haven’t already purchased your Penelope Peplum be sure to use code PEPLUM for 15% off through January 31! (Works for the Pippa also!)
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My name is Kate, a twenty something fashion lover and mother of two. When I’m not chasing kids you can find me at my sewing table or daydreaming up new designs. You can read more about me here. Thank you for visiting!
How do I know if I need to adjust the bodice length? The instructions say to adjust as desired.
“The Penelope Peplum is designed to flare out at the natural waist. You can adjust the length of the bodice as desired by following these steps below.”
I am new to women’s sewing, so how do I know if I desire to adjust? What measurement on my body should I compare to the pattern to decide if the pattern is good as is or needs an adjustment? Thanks!