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We don’t need much encouragement to switch our winter woolies for swishy frocks, so at the very first signs of spring we’re already dreaming up our new-season wardrobe – and this year it’s all about chic ditsy florals and sugary hues! Our cover star, The Libby Dress, is one of our all-time favourites, made in a timeless Liberty print with Peter Pan collar. And it’s not just our outfits that are getting an overhaul: we’ve got spring-inspired homewares, plushies and the sweetest gardening gifts to stitch up, too. Come on, let’s sew! Share your makes using #simplysewingmag…

MARVELLOUS MILA Get your topstitching thread and denim fabric at the ready – Tilly and the Buttons’ cult Cleo pinafore now has an equally stylish sister! The Mila dungarees combine practical design with fun detailing, including a side button opening and, of course, essential pockets. Mila is a hard-working all-year-round style – layer with a light button- down or tee in summer, or a chunky knit for cold-weather cosiness. £12.50, shop.tillyandthebuttons.com CLASSIC STYLE Get out of your sewing comfort zone with The Rumana Coat, a long-line style with serious swish-factor named after one of our fave Sewing Bees, Rumana. Details such as princess seams, welt pockets and an elegant collar make this a classic coat you’ll wear for years. PDF £9.50, www.byhandlondon.com STITCHY KITS Sometimes, the only thing…

Add two beautiful heritage fabrics to your wardrobe with Dawn Colgan’s handmade accessories, which combine classic Liberty florals with Harris tweed – our dream fabric duo! Dawn's collection includes sweet piped pin cushions, handy zip purses, mobile phone pouches and a tweed crossbody bag lined in Liberty blooms, with each one featuring a unique combo of fabrics. From £9, www.dawncolgan.etsy.com…

CLOUD9 FABRICS TO BE WON! Enter for your chance to win £350 worth of stash-boosting designer fabrics. We’ve teamed up with the super-generous folks at Cloud9 Fabrics to give away a jaw-dropping 30 metres of fabric (no, that isn’t a typo!) to one very lucky reader. The prize bundle, which is worth a whopping £350, includes a selection of ten stunning fabrics in 3m (3¼yrd) lengths – that’s enough to make ten dresses! Fabrics include cotton, denim, knits, corduroy and batiste in Cloud9’s signature floral and geometric prints, as well as textured mixers and plains. That’s something to suit every style, occasion and sewing project! Enter at www.simplysewingmag.com now for your chance to win this bumper prize for your stash and create the wardrobe of your dreams! See more of…

Add polish with a barely-there pink man›, £7.50, www.marksandspencer.com Swap winter berry lips for a summery coral shade, £9.50, www.marksandspencer.com Go from day to night with a multi-strap bag, uk.accessorize.com Tick two trend boxes with stitched florals and distressed denim, £25, www.primark.com Cover up in a colour-pop cardi on breezy spring days, £45, www.whitestuff.com Just add courts for a no-e›fort occasion look, £130, www.jonesbootmaker.com…

After months of living in chunky knits, we can't wait to get our spring clothes out of storage – and add to our collection with some stylish new me-mades too, of course! First on our list is this issue's Drape Top by Rosee Woodland, an update on a classic tee with an elegant self-faced cowl neck and simple silhouette. It's a speedy make designed for stretch fabrics and can be sewn up on your sewing machine – so no overlocker required. Now, excuse us while we head to the fabric shop to browse the jerseys – we've got spring sewing to do! CLICK HERE! TO BUY THIS PATTERN FOR £6.99 WHILE STOCKS LAST…

LEARN THE TECHNIQUE Pintucks are parallel folds of fabric which can be used to provide fullness in a garment or added to both garments and home projects as a decorative finish. Pintucks only have a few millimetres of fabric in them so you will need to allow a little extra fabric to the finished piece to allow for this. STITCHING WITH JERSEY Step one Using a ballpoint or stretch needle, practice sewing your jersey fabric on a remnant first to get the feel of how much stretch it has. MARKING THE FABRIC Step one If your fabric is striped and you want to follow the stripes then they act as a useful guide for your sewing lines. Cut out a bigger fabric piece than you need for working the pintucks…

YOU WILL NEED 1 fat quarter Backing fabric: 50x50cm (20x20in) Felt: 15x20cm (6x8in), green, for the apple leaf Felt: 10x10cm (4x4in), brown, for the apple stalk Polyester fibrefill stuffing Matching thread Basic sewing kit FABRICS USED Large Flower from the Confetti collection by Rachel Cave for Dashwood Studio. Available from www.purple-stitches.com NOTES Download the template from Use a 1cm (3/8in) seam allowance. CUTTING OUT Step one Download the templates for the apple, stalk and leaf and cut each of them out. Step two From the fat quarter cut out one apple for the apple front. Step three From the backing fabric cut out one apple for the apple back. Step four Cut two stalks from the brown felt and two leaves from the green felt. MAKING THE LEAF Step one…

LUMI The perfect partner to our cutting tables, the Lumi is a work station lamp with a generously sized shade that provides adjustable and dimmable light, and makes accurate measuring, cutting and garment adjustment a breeze. SLIMLINE DESK LAMP Create a lighter and brighter sewing space with this easy clamp system in beautiful brushed chrome. It has two unique flex points, so you can manipulate the light to shine exactly where you need it, because, let’s face it, the tiny bulbs on our sewing machines are just never enough! WAFER LIGHTBO› Project templates, we’re looking at you! The latest generation of lightweight lightboxes is available in A4, A3 and A2 sizes, with a super-slim finish. A handy marking guide on the sides (in inches and centimetres) is sure to please…

YOU WILL NEED For the toy Main fabric: 20x35cm (8x14in), plain linen Contrast fabric: 15x15cm (6x6in), complimentary cotton print Stranded cotton: black Polyester fibrefill Matching thread Basic sewing kit For the bag Main fabric: 35x50cm (14x20in), plain linen Contrast fabric: 35x50cm (14x20in), complementary cotton print Stranded cotton: black Matching thread Basic sewing kit NOTES Download the templates from Use a 5mm (¼in) seam allowance throughout. This is included in the pattern pieces. CUTTING OUT Step one Download the templates and cut each of them out. Step two To make the toy, cut out each of the following pieces: Main fabric: Toy body – cut 2. Toy ears – cut 2. Contrast fabric: Toy ears lining – cut 2. Step three To make the bag, cut out each of the following…

YOU WILL NEED Fabric A: 50x50cm (20x20in), for main body Fabric B: 30x30cm (12x12in), for beak and legs Wadding scrap Pair of 12mm (½in) black plastic safety eyes Polyester toy filling Matching thread Basic sewing kit FABRICS USED Fabric A: Shannon Cuddle Rose, Canary. Fabric B: Flurry, Orange. Dashwood Studios. Kona Cotton Solids, School Bus. From www.plushaddict.co.uk FINISHED SIZE Approx 24cm (9½in) sitting. NOTES Download the templates from Use a 5mm (¼in) seam allowance unless otherwise stated. Sew over the joins of the beak, wings and top and bottom of the legs first to secure them well. CUTTING OUT Step one Download, print and cut out all the template pieces. The templates include seam allowances where necessary and the arrows indicate the print direction for marking and cutting out. Step…

I always have a to- make-next list on the go, but this issue’s projects have just rocketed to the top! I can’t wait to stitch Tilly And The Buttons’ Stella Hoodie, which is hot off the press from Tilly’s amazing new book, whip up an apron or two from our garden gifts (p20) for Mother’s Day, treat myself to a few new jersey skirts (p38) and sew Easter treats for my friend’s little ones (p79) – and that’s just for starters! I already know The Libby Dress is going to be one of my favourite Simply Sewing patterns yet (and yours too!).…

A happy mail day is any day we receive sewing goodies in the post, be it an online fabric find, a new pattern, or notions to add to our stash – and a very happy mail day is when it’s all three! So imagine our excitement when we discovered SewHayleyJane subscription boxes, launched in 2016; its founder Hayley packages up boxes of crafty joy to post out to subscribers each month, with previous boxes including Sew Over It patterns, Girl Charlee fabric and Merchant & Mills notions. Hayley is passionate about supporting craft businesses through her boxes. “There are some amazing independent designers and makers out there creating beautiful things that I absolutely love buying for the boxes. It makes me happy that I can support small businesses by including…

15-18 MARCH Sewing For Pleasure, The Creative Craft Show and Fashion, Embroidery & Stitch, NEC Birmingham. Enjoy three shows covering a variety of crafts. www.sewingshow.co.uk 24 MARCH Get to know your overlocker. Fabric Godmother Studio, Hove. Master using an overlocker with this one-day workshop.www.fabricgodmother.co.uk/classes UNTIL 6 MAY The Secret Life of Scissors. Fashion and Textile Museum, London. One of our favourite tools takes a starring role in this display exploring the history of scissors. www.ftmlondon.org 21 APRIL-JANUARY 2019 Fashioned from Nature. Victoria and Albert Museum, London. Discover more about the materials of fashion and where they come from, with clothing displayed alongside natural specimens. www.vam.ac.uk…

BLOOM BANNER Stitch an inspirational message onto patterned linen with appliqué and embroidered letters for a stylish and speedy wall hanging. Potting shed, kitchen, hallway or summerhouse... wherever you decide to hang this sunny affirmation it's sure to put a spring in your step, and it's ideal for using up scraps of precious fabric, too. GARDENER'S JOURNAL From sowing notes and seed names, to plant wish lists and design doodles, a garden journal is an a must-have jotter for green-fingered folk. This simple-sew design has decorative outside pockets for seed packets or plant labels – just slip in a notebook and you're ready to go! KNEELER This padded kneeler will cushion your knees and protect your clothes from the soil as you plant up spring pots and remove pesky weeds…

YOU WILL NEED Jersey cotton knit fabric: 1m (1yd) Iron-on knit interfacing: see instructions for details Matching thread Basic sewing kit FABRICS USED The two border prints are 95% cotton and 5% elastane from Stenzo Textiles. The stripe fabric is cotton jersey with 3% elastane. Available from www.thesewcialstudio.co.uk NOTES Use a 1cm (3/8in) seam allowance. Use a 1.5cm (5/8in) hem allowance. Designer Amanda says: "Need a quick, simple work outfit or an easy wear for a casual look, but not worked with jersey before? Then this speedy and easy pull-on-and-go skirt will tick all the boxes – I think most of us are not too keen on having lots of gathers around the tummy area, so this simple box-pleat skirt and wide waistband will give you swish with a smooth-waist…

Contemporary-yet-timeless designs with easy-fit, easy-wear silhouettes and thoughtful details have made Closet Case Patterns a firm favourite with stitchers (us included!), yet it’s also the ethos behind the brand that has won our hearts – this indie label offers substance and style. Its founder Heather Lou is dedicated to empowering makers to sew the clothes they dream of but can’t find in shops, through confidence-boosting sewing patterns and online tutorials that are aimed at helping you achieve more with your skills than you ever thought possible. Heather's connection to the craft can be traced back to her childhood in Canada. Her mum "made a lot of her own clothes in the 1980s and showed me the basics when I was around ten or so,” but in the following years Heather…

YOU WILL NEED Fabric A: 70x112cm (28x44in) Fabric B: 50x112cm (20x44in) Lining fabric: 100x112cm (40x44in) Medium-weight iron-on interfacing: 60x90cm (24x36in) Iron-on wadding: 90x90cm (36x36in) Foam interfacing: 100x72cm (40x28in) Heavy duty zip: 46cm, bag top Zip: 18cm, back pocket 4 rectangle rings: 2.5cm (1in) Twist lock: (2x4cm) (¾x15/8in) Basic sewing kit FABRICS USED The fabrics used are from Art Gallery Fabrics. For stockists visit www.hantex.co.uk/agf NOTES Use a 5mm (¼in) seam allowance unless otherwise stated. Download the templates from CUTTING OUT Step one Download the three bag templates and cut them out. Step two From Fabric A cut: Top section: cut two using template A, cutting the fabric on the fold as shown. Centre sections: cut two, 25x39cm (97/8x153/8in). Main flap: one piece using template B. Step three From Fabric B…

YOU WILL NEED Assortment of printed cotton fabric scraps: see Cutting Out for exact measurements Backing fabric: 46x46cm (18x18in) Wadding: 46x46cm (18x18in) Embroidery or quilting hoop: 35.5cm (14in) diameter Felt: 35.5cm (14in) diameter circle, for backing Hera marker or water soluble pen Matching thread Basic sewing kit NOTES Use a 5mm (¼in) seam allowance unless otherwise stated. Press seams open unless otherwise stated.  Designer Tori says: "This project gives you an opportunity to practice some basic quilting and patchwork techniques. The end result is a bright and cheery piece of hoop art for your walls." CUTTING OUT Step one Cut the fabric into the following pieces, referring to the photo for the colour and print placement: Flying geese square: cut twenty 5.5x5.5cm (2¼x2¼in). Flying geese rectangle: cut five 10x5.5cm (4x2¼in),…

“How lucky I am to spend so much time doing something I really love.” My sewing machine has started to play up lately – or, to put it another way, it is (very justifiably) complaining about being overworked – and so I have booked it in for a service. It has got me thinking about how much time I spend on my sewing machine, and as I totted up the hours per week I realised how lucky I am to spend so much time doing something I really love as a job. That’s not to say that when a deadline is looming and scraps of fabric are piling up all around me it can’t be stressful, though! Mostly I work by myself in my sewing room at home with a…

1 LEICESTERSHIRE CRAFT CENTRE Leicestershire Craft Centre runs the widest range of sewing and craft classes in the East Midlands. Learn dressmaking, patchwork, bag-making, embroidery techniques and much more at our friendly venue. leicestershirecraftcentre.co.uk 2 SOUTH DOWNS QUILTER Quilting & sewing courses from beginner to experienced, classes throughout the year in a gorgeous renovated school. Sewing Machine Essentials Workshop – March 17th. Visit website for more details. southdownsquilter.wordpress.com 3 BOBBIN SEWING SCHOOL Bobbin welcomes you to enjoyable small friendly workshops and courses for all abilities in a tranquil setting in Stockbridge Hampshire. bobbinsewingschool.co.uk 4 SEW PRETTY-SEWING SCHOOL LONDON A SW London based studio, offering workshops, sewing classes for adults & kids, hen parties, girls’ get-togethers, corporate craft events, sewing & craft birthday parties and sewing camps. Email bookings@sewpretty.me.uk sewpretty.me.uk 5 CRAFTY…

YOU WILL NEED Outer fabric: 70x112cm (28x44in) Lining fabric: 70x112cm (28x44in) Appliqué fabric: 20x80cm (8x32in), for sausage dog and ear Appliqué contrast fabric: 20x20cm (8x8in), for sausage dog patches and ear lining Bondaweb: 20x90cm (8x35in) Stranded cotton: black Button Matching thread Basic sewing kit NOTES Download the template from Use a 1cm (3/8in) seam allowance. This pattern comes in two sizes: 12 months and 18 months. When cutting out the coat front, cut around the pattern piece and then flip it over and cut around it so that the pieces will be cut as mirror images. CUTTING OUT Step one Download and print the templates. Step two Press your fabrics, then cut out the patterns and pin them in place. Step three Cut from the outer and lining fabric: Coat…

AMANDA WYATT Amanda completed her first sewing project at the age of 13, and now co-owns a haberdashery and fabric shop, teaches weekly sewing workshops and is a regular guest on Sewing Quarter. Make her no-pattern pleated jersey skirt on page 38. TILLY WALNES Tilly is the founder of sewing pattern company Tilly And The Buttons and the author of two sewing titles: Love at First Stitch, and the newly released Tilly And The Buttons: Stretch! Sew the Stella Hoodie from her new book on page 43. HEATHER LOU Heather Lou is the founder of Closet Case Patterns, a sewing pattern design and education company aimed at inspiring and equipping us to sew clothes that make us happy. She shares what’s next for Closet Case on page 48. TINA O’ROURKE…

TILLY AND THE BUTTONS: STRETCH! Tilly Walnes (£22.50, Quadrille) Tilly’s much-anticipated second book proves that comfy can be stylish, with projects that combine easy-wear stretch fabrics with Tilly’s signature fun look. Tilly demystifies sewing stretchy knits with five patterns to try – and no overlocker required. Psst! Turn to page 43 to make your own Stella Hoodie from the book. www.quadrille.co.uk EVERYTHING’S BLOOMING Erica Kaprow (£16.99, C&T Publishing) Sew the colourful florals trend with quilt artist Erica Kaprow's flower-inspired project book. It features patterns for 30 whimsical wool appliqué and quilt blocks and border designs in brilliant jewel colours that pop dramatically on a rich black backgrounds with embroidered details. Blooming lovely! www.searchpress.com SEW CUTE CREATURES Mariska Vos-Bolman (£10.99, Search Press) Sew your little one their own menagerie of…

PAINTED LADIES Create a fun flower display in a vase with cut apertures for blooms to peek through. £39.95 each, www.black-by-design.co.uk NEW FRIEND Have a get-together on your sofa with this comfy-and-colourful cushion, with eight friendly faces to collect. £18.99, www.andshine.co.uk HIS AND HERS Treat a coffee-loving couple to a matching pair of hand-doodled ceramic mugs from www.handwrittenmugs.etsy.com ART ATTACK Stash your makeup, art supplies or sewing bits and bobs in this arty abstract-print zip pouch. £22, www.oliverbonas.com WHAT A SCREAM Finally, a plate that accurately captures how we feel when we’ve finished our slice of cake. £15, www.isobelhigleyceramics.etsy.com…

WILD THING HAKUNA MATATA BY DEAR STELLA DESIGN If you don't have Disney's famous tune in your head now, then you certainly will after sewing up these fun prints from Dear Stella's Hakuna Matata collection, which take us on a safari adventure. Along the way we'll spot frolicking zebras, slithering snakes and hidden tigers, all in a zingy palette of banana yellow and fresh mint on an inky navy base. Giraffes and tigers and zebras, oh my! www.dearstelladesign.com SUNNY STROLL GARDEN RAMBLE BY SARAH YORK FOR CLOUD9 FABRICS Tiptoe through the tulips with Sarah York's follow-up to her popular Frolic collection and enjoy a relaxing ramble around a country garden, with prints inspired by winding paths, sweet flowers and the sense of calm that comes from time spent…

In the words of Taylor Swift, it's time to shake it off – your winter knitwear, that is! We're waving goodbye to layers and saying hello to breezy cotton prints with this issue's Libby Dress. This timeless style features a princess-seam bodice, pleated skirt, and a sweet Peter pan collar we reckon Taylor would definitely approve of. Show us your spring style tagged #simplysewingmag YOU WILL NEED Fabric: 115cm45inwidth fabric x 2.6m (3yds); 140cm (55in) width fabric x 1.9m (2¼yds) for all sizes 115cm45inwidth fabric x 3m (3¼yds); 140cm (55in) width fabric x 2.2m (2½yds) for all sizes Contrast fabric for collar: 115cm (45in) width fabric x 35cm (14in) Iron-on interfacing: 35x35cm (14x14in) Invisible zip: 56cm (22in) Hook and eye Matching thread FABRIC SUGGESTIONS Lightweight woven fabrics such as cotton,…

YOU WILL NEED Mainfabric115cm(45in) width x 2.4m (25/8yds); 150cm (60in) width x 1.6m (1¾yds) for all sizes Hood lining fabric: 115cm (45in) width x 60cm (5/8yd); 150cm (60in) width x 60cm (5/8yd) Small piece of iron-on knit interfacing for buttonholes Cord, jersey yarn or flat cotton tape: 1.4m (1½yd), for drawstring Matching thread Basic sewing kit FABRIC SUGGESTIONS Sweatshirt fleece, French terry, stretch velour, ponte, double knit, medium-weight jersey with at least 10% crosswise stretch. NOTES Use a 1.5cm (5/8in) seam allowance. You can use a regular sewing machine as long as it has an adjustable zigzag or other stretch stitch, or you can use an overlocker if you have one. After sewing the seams, trim the seam allowance if you have used a regular sewing machine. CUTTING OUT…

“We’ve left our cardi open for a relaxed, drapey fit, but for a practical extra detail add buttonholes and buttons to fasten your cardigan.” YOU WILL NEED Jumper Fabric scraps Matching thread Basic sewing kit CUTTING THE JUMPER Step one Measure the centre point of the front of your jumper and mark with pins or chalk. Step two Cut along this line, making sure that you only cut through the front of the jumper. MAKING THE FABRIC STRIPS Step one Measure the length of the jumper front and cut two strips of fabric 8cm (31/8in) longer than this and 6cm (23/8in) wide. Step two Fold one long edge of each strip under by 1.5cm (5/8in) to the wrong side and press. ATTACHING THE FABRIC STRIPS Step one Place the long…

We like to think of our home as a curated space filled with all the things we love, be it our own handmade homewares, treasures from our travels or beautifully crafted pieces by indie designers. When we want to bring a touch of individuality and personality to our home, it’s the latter we seek out first – and luckily there are myriad makers we can turn to when we fancy freshening up our space. Indeed, if you set your heart on it, you could style up your home in artisan homewares from floor to ceiling; from cosy blankets that double up as works of art, to revamped furniture and shades that glow with divine details. We meet five creative makers taking traditional techniques and reinventing them for contemporary living, using…

SLIMLINE FLOOR LAMP Light up whole areas, like your sewing space, home office or living room sofa, with bright daylight light using this powerful LED Floor Lamp. It has a long arm reach and an even, wide coverage of light, which is ideal for all kinds of sewing projects. And, as with all of the Daylight Company’s products, the lamp comes with bright daylight LEDs, reducing eye strain while also saving energy. Win, win!…

YOU WILL NEED Linen fabric: 25x15cm (10x6in), bag front Felt: 25x30cm (10x12in), bag front lining and back Bondaweb: 25x15cm (10x6in) Narrow ribbon: 50cm (20in) Stranded cotton: black and pink Matching thread Basic sewing kit NOTES Use a 5mm (¼in) seam allowance. Download the template from WORKING A DANISH KNOT Step one Make a straight stitch and then bring the needle up a short distance below. Step two Slide the needle under the straight stitch, keeping the working thread to the right of the needle.01 Step three Pull the thread taut, but not tight. Step four Slide the needle under the straight stitch again, keeping the working thread under the needle. Pull the thread taut again.02 Step five Tack down the knot by going down through the fabric at the bottom…

EAST MIDLANDS LEICESTERSHIRE CRAFT CENTRE Workshops and courses for adults and children of all levels, craft supplies, patterns and fabric available online and in store. leicestershirecraftcentre.co.uk SOUTH WEST INCHES FABRICS Fabrics, Wools and Haberdashery. Buttons, Ribbons and Patterns. Knitting and Sewing lessons. 39 Parsonage St, Dursley, Glos, GL11 4BP inchesfabrics.co.uk SOUTH SEW BUSY Stockists of Makower, Robert Kaufman, Clothworks and Windham, ribbons, haberdashery, sewing goods and classes. sew-busy.co.uk SOUTH CHALK HILL BLUE FABRICS Supplier of patchwork fabrics, threads, waddings and notions. Keep up with events on Facebook! 01903 230008 FB/Chalk-Hill-Blue-Fabrics NORTH HAPPY HARE An independent sewing store in Chapeltown, Sheffield, stocking a range of fabrics, including Michael Miller, Riley Blake and Tula Pink. handmadehappyhare.com SCOTLAND ROMY’S SEWING ROOMS Bright, friendly shop for all sewers, selling patterns, fabric and notions. Sewing…

MARKING PEN Transfer markings to your fabric, then wash them out when finished. TAPE MEASURE A flexible fabric tape measure will take accurate measurements. MARKING PENCIL Choose a colour that shows up on your fabric. TAILOR’S CHALKSX Chalk temporarily marks fabric and can be easily brushed away. SEAM RIPPER This sharp blade cuts through and unpicks stitches. FABRIC CLIPS Use these instead of pins when sewing thicker fabrics. PINKING SHEARS These cut a zigzag edge on fabric to neaten. PINS Stainless steel pins with sharp points are best. SHEARS Keep a pair of sharp shears just for cutting out your fabric. THIMBLE Wear to protect your fingers when handstitching. SMALL SCISSORS Use for snipping threads and cutting notches. HOW TO MEASURE YOURSELF ACCURATELY ALWAYS MEASURE YOURSELF BEFORE you choose a…

"I HAVE MANY FAVOURITE PROJECTS, but my all-time favourite has to be my Brooke dress! I feel completely ‘me’ when I wear it. It's feminine, has a lovely silhouette, a vintage twist and some really nice details. Several Brooke dresses, all very unique, hang in my closet. The Brooke is such a versatile frock. It was originally designed as a summer dress, and I love the sleeveless style for warm days and the pretty details on the back. I also just replace my summer sandals with long boots and wear it with a cardigan for autumn. The dress, like all our Rosie & Me patterns, is vintage-inspired and has a great fit with a tie to accentuate the waist. The booklet also includes step-by-step tutorials describing clearly how to alter…