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Sew the Shoulder Seams on Main & Lining With the right sides together, sew the front and back bodice together at the shoulders. Press the seams open. Repeat for lining. Sew the Neckline Lay the main bodice down with the right side facing up. Place the lining right side down on top of the main.
Just a reminder, unless noted, the seam allowance included is 3/8″ (1 cm) for joined seams. Clip or mark the notches indicate by ‘T’ marks and triangles. Now let’s get sewing! STAYSTICH THE NECKLINE Before handling your cut pieces too much, I recommend sewing a stitch line 1/4″ (0.6 cm) away from the fabric edge
We are excited to add the Victory Sew Along to our library. Throughout this sew along we will be sewing both views. We hope you will find all the support you need, even if the Victory is your first garment. We also have community lead sewing support in our Facebook group, or you can email directly for additional support.
We have big goals of updating our full pattern library, and thanks to our wonderful testers, we’re another step closer to achieving that. All our Farrah testers were incredibly helpful while working on this update. Find their beautiful versions below! Blogged versions and RTW inspiration are saved on our Farrah Pinterest Board. We will continue
If you are looking for any help fitting your Farrah, you’ve found the right post! We have put together this post covering the most common fitting adjustments for the Farrah. We have been working to have fitting posts for all of our patterns. Find our fitting and custom adjustments library here. Please check out our
THE UPDATED FARRAH IS HERE! Farrah was the second Chalk and Notch Pattern to be released in adult sizes, and it’s now our tenth pattern to be available in our current 0-30 size range. We are so close to having all of our patterns updated! Changes to the Farrah Pattern You might be wondering exactly
Your Fringe is almost finished! Let’s stitch up the hem and attach the bodice to your skirt. STITCH THE HEM FOLD GUIDE AND FOLD UP I prefer to hem the skirt before attaching the skirt to the bodice. If you think you will need to adjust the length, you can wait to hem the skirt
