How to Sew Lace Overlay on Sides of a Lace Wedding Gown
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- How to sew lace overlay on sides of a lace wedding gown. Whether you just took up the hips or let them out, you will likely have to resew the lace appliques that overlay the sides of the skirt of the gown.
Watch this video to see hints of how to hold the gown and lace in place while you sew. How to back the lace so that sewing is faster and more accurate. I will show you how to lock your thread and avoid getting your thread in a tangle.
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As usual… a great video! And so true! I have a dark cutting mat that I use. Seeing more that a couple stitches are helpful. Not everyone has the “eye” or can envision especially when they are new at this. I’ve taught sewing over the yrs & I find that comprehension for newbee’s is seeing not just hearing. In your videos you are constantly talking/ explaining as you work & why they are so successful.
Thank you so much. ❤️
So super helpful! Never thought of chapstick. I use the disc and run an iron over the thread to make it glide easier. Love your idea better and it will save time too!
I am so glad you have those videos! I am trying to get this busyness. Thank you so much!
Your Chanel is so informative, interesting and very helpful! I've promised myself, that in the New Year, I will go through your videos, you are such an easy person to listen to, explaining everything so thoroughly! Thank you for your time and the great videos! I've subscribed 😃
Aww thank you. I try. I know I upset some people, but I really try. Also, you will notice, if you go through in order, the audio gets better as I was able to invest in equipment. Some people are really hateful about my early audio & the music I had to use to cover the hiss, but I had to work with what I had. ❤
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Great job!! I applaud your use of the cardstock. I'm so entrenched in hand sewing that I don't think I could do it without having my other hand underneath the lace. I don't think I've ever seen a gown where the apps are hand sewn. You must work on couture gowns. Most of the gowns I work on are sewn with invisible threads. You know where someone says "oh no a loose thread " and pulls it and it peels off a hundred beads down the dress hahaha!! I try to catch them before they pull but I've missed it a couple times. 🙄
Lol yep!
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Ana Silva ¡Sí! ¡Espero algún día tener subtítulos en español y portugués! ¡Gracias! Te envío el amor de los EE. UU.
Very helpful! Thank you!
Love it! Your trick with the card stock and chapstick is brilliant!! Where did you learn everything by the way? You are so talented!
I don't recall learning the card stock trick from anyone. I really just approach sewing with an open mind and with problem solving skills. If I'm straining to see because the contrast isn't sufficient, then I'll do something to add contrast. If I keep picking up the fabrics under the layer that I'm working on, then I'll do something *once* that will keep it from happening over and over. "Nip it in the Bud!" As Deputy Fife would say! Lol
Basically, that's my story of sewing. Just really think things through, put things back the way they were, those rules will guide your sewing.
Bridal Sewing Techniques you’re so right because Alterations in general are essentially problem solving.
When sewing appliqué, do you only sew around the edge?
Mostly. But sometimes you need to loop in a little to make it more stable.
Is the top layer of lace made up of lace appliques sewn onto tulle?
And how do you sew the areas of tulle at the seam that are in between the lace appliques?
And finally (I'm sorry I have so many questions) how would you sew the side seam if the lace appliques are sparse and the fabric is mostly tulle?
Thank you!
Yes.
You sew the side seam on a straight stitch just as if it were satin.
Same.
@@BridalSewing ok thx!
can i use stitch witchery for a sequin applique i am putting the applique on voile sheer one layer and do not want my bad stitching from the wrong side
Can you DM me pics on insta? @bridalsewing
@@BridalSewing sorry I cannot but i really appreciate your response I am these sequin appliques and i just seeing hand stitching from the wrong side I am looking at dropping my feed dog and ordering an embroidery foot for my 4423 heavy duty machine i wish i could glue them on I am not experienced to know my options I see a lot kimonos with appliques I know i probably glue if it was thicker fabric but sheer voile I am not so sure
Is the overlay cut bigger than the main fabric
Yes, slightly
Can you do a close up next time? I can’t see the sewing technique you use
I do many more close ups now, and use much better equipment. This is an old video, and we don't get to change them after uploading. My new videos are much more clear.
What were the steps before being able to stitch it down?
I have a dress with a "loose" mesh layer past the hips that has lace applique on it as well, tho there r some big spaces between lace that is just mesh. Would u lift the lace off the seam and then take the mesh in?
Yes, peel lace back. Alter like the lace doesn't exist. Get the dress to fit perfectly. Then, pin lace down, & sew it.
@@BridalSewing what's the best way to remove it without damaging the mesh? It is stitched on with clear thread 🤦
I have this in several of my vids. I wish I could tell you exactly which ones, but I think it's some of my lace hem vids. I also have one with a lace bodice that shows this. Basically use nippers or a razor
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