Show 1806 features unique embroidery, instructions for sewing the Chloe trench coat collar, and hoop hints to make your embroidery more successful.
In part one Sarah Gunn sews tunic top cover-ups, putting a unique spin on them with pretty pom pom trim and subtle monograms for a personal touch. You're going to love her striking samples and helpful tips for adding interest to a tunic. CLICK HERE for Sarah's coordinating instructions for this segment.
Indeed, the tunic is worn around the world and has been around for eons! While it has many variations in different cultures, the simple style shown here is timeless. Women are drawn to this classic look and it never seems to loose it's appeal. I truly believe this is one of the most flattering styles in the whole wide world! The loose fit skims the body and necklines can be trimmed to flatter the face and add excitement to the garment.
Indeed, the tunic is worn around the world and has been around for eons! While it has many variations in different cultures, the simple style shown here is timeless. Women are drawn to this classic look and it never seems to loose it's appeal. I truly believe this is one of the most flattering styles in the whole wide world! The loose fit skims the body and necklines can be trimmed to flatter the face and add excitement to the garment.
In this segment Sarah features her own tunic pattern but you’re likely find multiple choices for a substitute. One of my favorites is New Look 6292. I made this pattern once and loved it! In fact, this pattern is on my “sew it again soon list” so watch for a future blog post dedicated to embellishing this tunic with a neat neckline design.
Next up, it's time to see Angela add the collar to her Chloe trench coat.
Watch and learn as she gives important tips for sucessfully stitching this classic notched collar.
Ellen March closes out the show with a mini course on different stabilizers, combined with handy hooping tips for machine embroidery. You can download her notes for this segment when you CLICK HERE.
As someone who has been stitching, teaching, writing, and demonstrating machine embroidery for well over 25 years it seems that each and every educator has their own tried and true practices and favorite methods for choosing stabilizers and getting things hooped up properly. This is a BIG topic and one that I've talked about alot. If you haven't already, I'd love to have you take my Machine Embroidery Survey HERE. Your answers and comments help me as I put together new classes, videos, and blogs, posts, and tips sheets. I'm currently working on a machine embroidery A to Z series of tips and techniques. I'll let you know more when it's ready for prime time.
Now, I hope you'll make some time to go and watch this show and enjoy the many ideas presented by these sewing experts. You'll find this show airing for free online at www.itsseweasytv.com until noon EST July 31st.
As someone who has been stitching, teaching, writing, and demonstrating machine embroidery for well over 25 years it seems that each and every educator has their own tried and true practices and favorite methods for choosing stabilizers and getting things hooped up properly. This is a BIG topic and one that I've talked about alot. If you haven't already, I'd love to have you take my Machine Embroidery Survey HERE. Your answers and comments help me as I put together new classes, videos, and blogs, posts, and tips sheets. I'm currently working on a machine embroidery A to Z series of tips and techniques. I'll let you know more when it's ready for prime time.
Now, I hope you'll make some time to go and watch this show and enjoy the many ideas presented by these sewing experts. You'll find this show airing for free online at www.itsseweasytv.com until noon EST July 31st.
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