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Sew a Girl's Dress Without a Pattern

Finished children’s dress in blue striped fabricBeginnerFree

The source shows how to sew a simple no-pattern dress for a child under five. Use lightweight, stretchy, non-fraying fabric equal to two dress lengths, fold it in quarters, use the child’s T-shirt as a guide, and sew in two pieces of elastic above the waistline.

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How to Quickly Take In a Swimsuit Bottom by Hand

Swimsuit bottom with decorative gathering at the backBeginnerFree

Summer is coming fast, and the sea and beach are calling. We're all tired of lockdowns and COVID, but there's one silver lining: we've started shopping online a lot more. And that's exactly where the trouble hides — it's easy to misjudge the size when you buy this way. So what do you do if you're heading to the beach tomorrow and there's no time to exchange the item? Or there's another common scenario — the top of your two-piece swimsuit fits perfectly, but the bottom is too big. I'll show you how to take in a swimsuit bottom simply and quickly, without a sewing machine — or rather, how to reduce its volume and give it an original touch.

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Dress for a Baby Girl Under One Year

Example of a baby dress worn by a little girlBeginnerFree

This master class shows how to sew a dress for a baby girl under one year: draft the bodice from a child’s T-shirt, draft the collar and sleeve, cut the main and lining pieces, sew the collar, assemble the lined bodice, finish the sleeves with a contrast bias strip, attach a gathered skirt to the bodice, insert a back zipper, hem the bottom, and sew on buttons.

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How to Sew a Petticoat for a Flared Skirt

Finished petticoat for a flared skirtBeginnerFree

The source shows how to sew a petticoat for a dressy child’s dress or a flared skirt. The top cotton tier serves as a yoke, with two tiers of stiff tulle sewn below it. It gives materials, formulas for strip lengths, elastic width, and the assembly sequence, but the author intentionally does not specify the heights of the pieces or the elastic length; determine these for the particular garment.

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