Draping techniques tutorials

Join Matilda and I as we show you how to create a basic bodice pattern on the dress form. This is a great and easy way to learn the foundational skills needed to make your own clothes fitted to your measurements. Start your journey into fashion design.

Since classical times, garments have been created by draping. So, what is draping in sewing? The term refers to the technique of designing by placing the material on a 3D dress form or body (instead of a flat, drafted pattern). This method is perfect for so many fashional looks. Creating patterns by draping leaves you with soft and flowy garments, asymmetrical styles, and custom sculptural bodices. Draping is used to create dresses, tops, and skirts, as well as in details on accessories and…

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In this tutorial we will cover the fundamental, must-know fashion draping basics, which is the first in a series. Grab your dress form, style tape, and muslin—Let’s get started!

Here's a basic tutorial on the north American smocking -technique. As an example I'll explain how to make a beautiful rose-sleeve.

The Creative side of Patternmaking

Making a cowl neck top into regular top. PatternReview.com forums and message boards let sewers share and discuss sewing experiences...

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Last Saturday I showed you how to do the Squared Shouldered Sleeve. You can see those instructions here. In my attempt to kill two birds with one stone last week, (get a pair of pajamas made for summer and get the pattern ready for you) I was not happy with the outcome because it was difficult to see the lines of the sleeves due to the daisy print of the fabric. We are going to revisit this sleeve today. I am showing the sleeve in muslin as I think you can see it a little better and I am…