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If you're interested in sewing your own clothes then you're in the right place. Keep on reading and you will find everything you need to complete this sewing project as well as all my best tips and tricks to make it a fun and enjoyable hobby.
Where to Buy Handmade Crafts
If you prefer to buy ready made take a look at my NuMonday shop. I sell a range of unique handmade cards and children's clothing that's designed to last.
Sewing Your Own Clothes
Sewing your own clothes is a fun and relaxing (if addictive!!) hobby that will allow you to craft a wardrobe that's as unquie as you are. With a few basic techniques under your belt and some clever tricks up your sleeves you can create beautful clothes that you'll be proud to wear. Keep on reading for tips and techniques that will help you to master this hugely rewarding skill.
Sewing Supplies You’ll Need
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Sewing the Side Seams
Pin and then sew the side seams.
I double stitch all my seams, first with a conventional sewing machine, then with an overlocker.
Most of my sewing projects are for children so I think it's really important that they stand up to rough and tumble play.
Finishing the seams with an overlocker also means that they're all nicely enclosed which gives a really professional finish.
Sewing the Waistband
I used to eyeball my elastic casing but an uneven edge can make it very difficult to catch it consistently when sewing in place from the front. Now I ALWAYS take the time to measure it accurately.
I join the two ends of the elastic with a zig zag stitch, reversing and re-stitching several times to make sure it's good and secure.
I insert the elastic and then sew the elastic casing. It is more fiddly to stitch than using a bodkin but it results in a much neater finish and no sewing up the hole - yay!
Sewing the Hems
I'm using my twin needle to stitch the hem in place so that the wrong side of the hem is neatly caught at the back of my stitching.
I do hope this sewing project inspires you to have a go at sewing your own clothes. Follow me on your favourite social media channel to see more craft projects like this.
Where to Buy Handmade Crafts
If you prefer to buy ready made take a look at my NuMonday shop. I sell a range of unique handmade cards and children's clothing that's designed to last.
Sewing Your Own Clothes
Sewing your own clothes is a fun and relaxing (if addictive!!) hobby that will allow you to craft a wardrobe that's as unquie as you are. With a few basic techniques under your belt and some clever tricks up your sleeves you can create beautful clothes that you'll be proud to wear. Keep on reading for tips and techniques that will help you to master this hugely rewarding skill.
Sewing Supplies You’ll Need
Some of these links are affiliate links. This means that I earn a small commission when products are purchased through the links I post here (at no additional cost to you)
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