Ruffle sleeve pattern

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Millie square neck ruffle sleeve dress is a simple, elegant design suitable for both professional and casual wear. Mix it with palazzo pants for the office, or mix it with jeans/shorts/mini skirts for a date, your choice! Let’s have a closer look at the design: Tiana’s Closet sewing patterns are made in 10 sizes from XXS to 5XL so you may find a suitable size for yourself. If you are not sure which size suits you, take a look at the measurement table before doing anything here: SIZE GUIDE…

If structured ruffles are what your me-made wardrobe is missing, then you’ll love this pattern from our designer Amanda Walker. Made from a cotton muslin – but equally stylish in linens, too – this classic top is a year-round winner, offering the potential to master setting-in sleeves and sewing curved seams.

Ethical AND adorable.

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Follow Nana while she makes these cute little outfits. Whether you use this pattern or another, the instructions will teach you how to add a ruffle sleeve.

Free Ruffle Sleeve Top Pattern If structured ruffles are what your me-made wardrobe is missing, then you’ll love this ruffle sleeve pattern from our designer Amanda Walker. Made from a cotton musli…

Learn how to make flutter sleeves with Peek-a-Boo Pages. We'll share a number of ways to add a flutter sleeves pattern to your shirt or dress.

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We're back with another Ultimate Shift tutorial. This time we're going to go through how to make and attach the sleeve frills.First we're going to finish the armholes. Using either a zigzag stitch or an overlocker, sew around the outside of the armhole. This will encase the raw edge and minimise fraying.Next turn over