Different types of pleats

Welcome to a special World Card Making Day Trend Watch post! We are going to be looking at how pleats are a hot trend and how much fun, beauty and texture they can add to your projects. You probably see...

This post is the culmination of the basic pleating principles I have covered in the last three blog posts. The importance of understanding this post...

Today we are going to show you how to draft, form and sew box pleats. After knife pleats, discussed in our previous tutorial, box pleats are the second most common type of pleats you are likely to use when sewing garments. Just as with knife pleats, they are used to add volume, take in fullness...

I’m really in love with the idea of doing something different with my costumes. I love the simple lines of things like robes and tunic, but as I’ve mentioned so many times before, I also really love the idea of taking things just that little bit further. Usually I do that by trying to make the interior finishes really special and the outside very neat, but I also love the idea of manipulating and even making your own fabric. As I mentioned in my Mythlore post, I plan to experiment heavily…

There are many skirt styles. The name of a skirt is taken from its design. These are some of the skirt style names: a-line skirt, circular skirts. flared skirts,wrap, umbrella, dirndl, gored skirts, pleated skirts, gathered skirts and others.

There are so many different things to consider when choosing custom curtains which can make such an impact upon the finished look.

Patterns Skirts Although there are currently no skirt patterns, the Elements pages contains theory on how to create skirts such as: A-line skirts Flared Skirts Circular skirts Skirts with Pleats Update January 2022 This page previously said that I would be drafting a pattern for the skirt below. However, it is unlikely that I will