Dress Project: Emily Muslin Preparation

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In this lesson, I demonstrated how to prepare the muslin fabric for draping the bias bodice and draped skirt of the cowl neck dress. I used wool as muslin, but any lightweight fabric with a nice drape can be used.

For the bodice, a bias cut piece is required, while the skirt uses straight grain fabric prepared with a special stitching technique to create the draped look.

Lesson Steps:

  • Cut muslin for skirt: 40″ straight grain x 58″ cross grain
  • Cut 28″ straight grain strip for bodice bias
  • Iron muslin pieces
  • For bias: draw straight line on bias edge, mark grains
  • For skirt back: cut 20″ x 12″ straight grain piece
  • For draped skirt look:
    • Fold fabric width (cross grain)
    • Measure 20″ from fold, mark
    • Stitch marked line
    • Open stitched fold to create drape

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