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slip stitch / interfacing
May. 19th, 2009 06:24 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
pigletTwo questions, not entirely unrelated.
Have you found any good tutorials on slip-stitching? My slip stitching looks childish. I want professional, invisible, couture seams, dammit. Advice?
Second question: I've recently finished a skirt made from 2 silk scarves w/ a cotton knit lining (box pleat in the front, elasticized [sewn into the top of the lining] in the back). For a better finish, I need to add interfacing to the front, but I don't want to use the freaky 70's polyester interfacing. What's a good alternative? Natural fibers, stabilizing but not too heavy weight (both the silk woven and the cotton knit are very drapey)?
Have you found any good tutorials on slip-stitching? My slip stitching looks childish. I want professional, invisible, couture seams, dammit. Advice?
Second question: I've recently finished a skirt made from 2 silk scarves w/ a cotton knit lining (box pleat in the front, elasticized [sewn into the top of the lining] in the back). For a better finish, I need to add interfacing to the front, but I don't want to use the freaky 70's polyester interfacing. What's a good alternative? Natural fibers, stabilizing but not too heavy weight (both the silk woven and the cotton knit are very drapey)?
