Tips for Sewing Tricky Fabrics: Bias Fabrics and Binding - Folkwear
by Cynthia Anderson Beautiful fabrics simply make garments more special. However, sometimes these beauties can sometimes be a challenge to sew with. Folkwear's 265 Afternoon Tea Dress and the 266 Greek Island Dress are two favorite sewing patterns that are perfect for using these beautiful, but challenging fabrics - bias cuts, slinky silks, sheers, laces. The patterns, and many others, are perfect for using slippery silks or rayons, bias cuts, and for layering sheer and/or lacy fabrics to achieve a filmy, flowy, and romantic look. In this blog series you will learn tips and techniques on how to achieve success in sewing fabrics that can be tricky to work with. Today we are focusing on bias cuts and bias binding. Sewing on the Bias Bias-cut dresses were first made famous by designer Madeleine Vionnet in the early decades of the 20th
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