In Fitting Fashion
Lessons, Techniques, and Inspiration for Mastering the Art and Science of Fit
I'd like to show you the broad or narrow back pattern adjustment.
You will know if you need this pattern correction if, for instance, the mid-back area of your garment feels really tight, while the f...
Over the last couple of weeks, we've been talking about fitting the back.
Last week I demonstrated how to assess the muslin and adjust your pattern for a rounded back fitting issue.
This week I want...
Last week that we talked about fitting the back and I demonstrated a little draping lesson to show you how important the back shoulder dart is to achieving a good fit.
This week, I want to continue t...
This week, I wanted to concentrate specifically on the back bodice fitting. The back of the body is obviously challenging due to the fact that we simply can't see what's going on back there. When you ...
Have you ever noticed that some garments just don't sit right on your shoulders?
The forward shoulder adjustment might be the solution you've been looking for. In this video tutorial, I share two ess...
Two Methods to Correct Forward Head Posture in Your Sewing Patterns
Are you struggling with fitting issues caused by forward head posture?
In this video, I'll show you an example of a forward head pos...
Want to create a beautifully fitted strapless bodice? This video is for you!
If you'd like to learn more about the bust circle and the contour darts used for necklines and armholes, be sure to watch ...
If you want to develop sleeveless garments from your self drafted patterns you'll need to incorporate contour or gape darts. Contour or gape darts are designed to eliminate gape and excess ease in clo...
If you want to develop lowered necklines or cross over bodices from your self drafted patterns you'll need to incorporate contour or gape darts. Contour or gape darts are designed to eliminate gape an...
Do you struggle with gaping necklines and armholes on your self drafted patterns? Would you like to fit your bodice more closely, or perhaps create a strapless bodice pattern? If so, this video is for...
