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The challenging patterns, the exciting new design trends and the impossible drapes; that's what I live for. Disclaimer: These new ideas are offered here for testing and are offered without guarantee. Allow yourself time and space to truly test and perfect the patterns for all your new ideas. And please don't give yourself a hard time if the first toile is less than perfect. It's simply part of a process. Enjoy :)
All images, designs, photos and layouts on this blog are created and owned by Anita McAdam© of Studio Faro. They are available FOR HOME AND PERSONAL USE ONLY. If you would like to use our content for teaching or commercial purposes please ask. I have some amazing resources for teachers and manufacturers. ;) enquiries@studiofaro.com
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ich würde mir dieses kleid gerne für die hochzeit unseres sohnes nähen.
ich verstehe nur nicht ganz die masse dieses schnittes . wie gross sind die musterkästchen.
jetzt schonmal vielen Dank
mathilde
Hallo Mathilde, ich danke Ihnen für den Besuch der Blog. Ich habe Ihre Frage übersetzt aber nicht verstehen. Um zu beginnen, müssen Sie eine einfache Tunika Muster haben. Haben Sie diese für sich selbst?
Dank Mia, das ist so hilfsbereit. Für Mathilde die kleinen Quadrate sind für Grafik, nicht für Messen oder Zeichnen. :)
jetzt habe ich es ach verstanden danke
I will be offering a tutorial for making a kimono block on the blog very soon. :)
Ciao Roberta grazie per la tua domanda. In questo disegno si usa il bock kimono in cui il manicotto è fissato al blocco e un tassello è necessario per utilizzare l'area manica per buon movimento. Se si dispone di uno sguardo al piano di modello si vedrà la sagoma del manicotto originale e corpetto uniti.
Sarò offrendo un tutorial per fare un blocco kimono sul blog molto presto. :)
I noticed the similarity between this pattern and Rick Owens' Lilies dress (https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/564x/1b/48/d9/1b48d9c44008358e852fdedd518be4f6.jpg), only in Owens' dress the fabric is tilted even more - look at the fine lines in the fabric how they bend?
If I spread your pattern even more, to the point where the shoulders line becomes parallel to the side seam, do you think it will get me closer to Owens' dress?
I'd love to see any photos you have of your makes. :) You can email them to me or post on my Facebook page. Or tag me in your own posts. Let me know if you have any questions as you work through the pattern. I'm always happy to help. :)
thank you for these lovely designs and patterns. I have a question, I ma confused about one matter, in Cowl Tee we used the cut and splash method to do drapes and in other models we connect front and back by adding piece of fabric, what is the difference please? another question: for draping dress sometimes you start lines from shoulder line and sometimes from the lowest point from armhole, why? I thank you so much in advance for writing me back and maybe my questions sounds stupid but still I love your web and I am new in sewing more or less. I wish you all best and success in your web.
friendly yours
maha