Sewing the Curve: Learn how to boost your wardrobe and confidence Organising

Sewing the Curve: Learn how to boost your wardrobe and confidence OrganisingSewing the Curve is Jenny Rushmore's second sewing book to empower curvy and plus size women to feel body confident by sewing a wardrobe that fits. Learning to sew your own clothes can be utterly life changing. Forget squeezing into ill fitting garments which arent to your taste, or struggling to find anything in your sizeonce you can sew, you can make a whole closet of clothes, in any style or fabric, to fit your body. But learning to sew can be

a batwing wrap top

Features an innovative safety locking system for protection that lifts out of the way when cutting and drops back down after use

there are no pattern pieces to print out and tape together

Suitable fabrics: A Top is sized for stretch knits only suck as interlock

This PDF pattern is a digital download that must be printed at home or at a copy shop

25M 150cm wide (with or without nap) 1

* 1/2 yard front/back and exterior pocket* 1 yard lining (1 1/2 if fully lining front pocket)* (2) 1/4 yard cuts for straps* 2/3 yard exterior gusset (includes interior pocket pieces)* 2 1/4 yards fusible interfacing (Pellon SF101)* 1 yard Pellon Craft-Fuse 808/809 or canvas or ByAnnie's Soft and Stable* 18” zipper for recessed top (optional)* 1 yard 1/4” wide elastic* 15” of 1/2" piping (handmade or storebought)* (optional) 14mm magnetic snap or 2” of 3/4” wide hook + loop tape (optional)

TAUKO stands for a break or a pause in Finnish

5cm x 92cm (view 1) Webbing 2

children's clothes

Code: 390 307

or a less drapey one