Sewing stretchy fabric tips

Sewing knits and stretchy fabric beautifully is actually very easy, and this can all be done on a sewing machine. No serger required.

In this video I share my top 6 tips when sewing with knit fabrics so you can avoid these common sewing mistakes! I now love sewing with stretchy fabric but it took me awhile to get comfortable with it. #sewingtips #sewinghacks

The secret to hemming knits. It's the type of thread you use! This makes it so easy!

Sewing stretchy fabric is a little more challenging than sewing standard cotton or canvas. Let me share a few tips to help you have more professional-looking results.

Are all size 15 bobbins interchangeable? Metal and plastic? 15J vs. plain 15? These are common questions sewing expert, Ashley Hough, has answered for you.

I could use some tips on bust adjustments when I buy patterns. I wear a 36D bra, but in ready-to-wear dresses I’m a size 8 or 10. Should I make necessary adjustments in the bust area and use waist, hip, etc. measurements for my patterns?

Sewing with stretch fabrics can be a little intimidating, especially if you're used to working with non-stretchy materials like cotton or linen. But with a few tips and tricks, you can successfully sew stretch fabrics and create comfortable, stylish garments that will look great and feel great to wear. Here are some of my favorite tips for sewing with stretch fabrics: Choose the Right Needle One of the most important things to consider when sewing with stretch fabrics is the type of needle…

Best stitches for stretchy fabric types

Sewing with knits can be a daunting experience for someone who is new to them, but it doesn't have to be. As someone who took the plunge as a seamstress awhile ago, I recently acquired a new appreciation for working with knits as a designer. Knowledge is key, so before my first knit pattern is released this week, I wanted to share a little bit about my experience of designing a knit pattern. There is a lot to consider when sewing with knits: types of knits, sergers vs. sewing machines, types…