Stabilise Necklines & Curves Professionally Using Fusible Interfacing
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- The BEST way to stabilise your necklines and curves when dressmaking. Stop them from stretching out of shape. Use fusible interfacing instead of stay stitching.
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Excellent clear instructions. I stay stitch or stabilise as soon as I cut out because some fabrics stretch if you look at them. Love your channel
Thanks Alexa. Totally agree.
THANKS SO MUCH for the answer you gave me on another video. And sooo quick!! I find you are very knowledgeable and very nice!! Thats why i love your videos. But when you answered me so quick it really touched my heart and even more for the advice you gave me about getting rid of my sewing fears!! Sooo really amazing!! You are Just Amazingly Awesome!!! Thanks again!!
Such a pleasure. It's lovely to connect with you here. Thank you for your kind comments and support. Aneka x
Hello! Another great video! I have had a day where I have been running around doing a bunch of errands and didn't stitch all day so now I'm hand quilting and watching. I hope you have a joyful week ahead. Thank you for posting this video and your creativity.
So glad I could help. Glad you are finding some time for yourself to sew. ❤️🙏
Can you show in a video how one can do the couture version of stabilize the neckline? Thanks.
Yes of course. I will film it.
@@MadetoSew thanks, I really appreciative it. 🤩
Love this! So much good information in one minute! ❤
Thanks Margaret. 🙏
Thank you so much! Very nice 😃
❤️🙏
Are you left handed?! Love the way you quickly iron it on. When I ironed mine on it melted a bit, maybe the iron was too hot?
I am right handed but I play all my sports with my left hand, so perhaps a bit ambidextrous! I have got used to doing stuff with the best hand to get it in the video!
Yes, maybe the iron was a bit hot. I would try using a pressing cloth? Test it on a piece of fabric too. And check if your interfacing has instructions for heat and time. It should have them written on the interfacing edge or where you bought it.
do you also include canada?
for buying what you offer
Hi Ellie, yes we do ship to Canada. The website should calculate it automatically for you. But any queries email info@madetosew.com and we will sort it out. Aneka x
What brand stabiliser tape do you use? Mine doesn’t have the stitching only fusible but tape?
This is a Vilene one as it is easy for people to purchase. But I do have some unbranded ones too. I have some without the stitching but usually I will use them for different areas of the garment.
So hi where did you purchase this
@@RudeGurlTheBOSS I sell the Vilene one in my online shop (madetosew.com/product/vilene-bias-tape/). Not sure where you are based, we ship stuff from the UK or Australia and we ship worldwide. But if you search 'Vilene bias tape' on Google you might find somewhere local to you sells it? Hope that helps. Aneka
Where can we purchase this stabilise ribbon from please?
Hi Julie, I sell it on my website: madetosew.com/product/vilene-bias-tape/ but I am sure there are other sources. Aneka x
Where do you buy that stabilizer on the roll? Can you provide a link? Thanks.
Of course. I sell it on my website: madetosew.com/product/vilene-bias-tape/
If you wanted a whole roll email me (info@madetosew.com) as we could do a discount.
We ship from the UK worldwide. Or if your in Australia I have some here, so can post direct.
But no pressure to buy from me. Just search Vilene Bias Tape and you will find other places that sell it. 🙏❤️
Off topic but does anybody know if the ties for a dress need to be cut on the bias?. My dress has two ties that are just above hip level that tie at the front & I would save fabric if I didn't have to cut on the bias.
Hi Gill, it really depends on the design of them and what they are for. If they are just straight ties then I would cut them on the straight of grain.
Think about how the grain will help / hinder the ties. The bias will stretch, whereas the straight of grain will be more stable.
But it might depend how the ties are being finished as well.
Hope this helps,
Aneka
@@MadetoSew Thanks Aneka, The ties are shaped wider where they attach in the side seams & tapered to the end. My dress is in silk so there is fluidity, I think then cutting on the bias may be better. I was just trying to save fabric lol, hoping to get a skirt out of the remaining fabric.
@@gill8779 Yes, if the designer has asked for it to be cut on the bias there is probably a reason. It sounds lovely.