- All About Corduroy - Threads
Since corduroy is a napped fabric-one whose pile looks different (that is, reflects light differently) when viewed from various positions-you’ll need additional fabric to follow a napped layout, with all the pattern pieces lying in the same direction, as discussed below in Nap layout is essential
- Correct direction of pile for corduroy ? - Threads
With Pile fabrics like corduroy, velvet and velveteen, you do get a richer colour and better wear if you run the nap running upwards However, as a designer, you may run the nap in which ever direction you choose, as long as it is all in the same direction for the main body parts
- Corduroy nap - Threads
I am going to sew a pair of corduroy pants, and I can’t remember whether to lay out the pattern pieces with the nap going up or down Also, how do […]
- Pattern Review: Just Patterns, Lara Skirt 1106 - Threads
The classic A-line Just Patterns Lara Skirt 1106 is designed with side panels that incorporate pockets, and a center-back zipper closure
- Pattern Review: Matchy Matchy Sewing Club, Archer Work Pants
Pants for Work or Play MatchyMatchySewingClub com Skill level There were no surprises when sewing these pants The pattern is easy for an advanced beginner sewer when using a non-directional fabric We used an irregular striped corduroy, which added complexity and time for matching the pattern pieces Size range and fitting Sized XXS to 6XL for waists 24 inches to 57 inches and hips 34 inches
- corduroy button holes - Threads
I have made a very nice corduroy jacket I am having a problem with the buttonholes The pattern calls for the buttonholes to go across the cord The buttonholes on […]
- Dyeing with Bleach - Threads
Lois Ericson shows you how to create uniquely colored and patterned fabrics with ordinary household bleach
- Make a Pinafore Dress, an Apron Dress or Overalls - Threads
Why not try making an apron dress, a pinafore dress, or overalls? With the flexibility to dress them up or down, they're a perfect make!
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