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How to Make a Peplum Tunic
30 CQ
6 Lessons
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4 CQ
Discover how to start creating the pattern for a sleeveless flat peplum tunic by converting Izzy Meimsaab's custom t-shirt pattern with this lesson.
with Izzy MeimsaabDiscover how to start creating the pattern for a sleeveless flat peplum tunic by converting Izzy Meimsaab's custom t-shirt pattern with this lesson.
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5 CQ
Finish drafting the peplum tunic pattern by marking the waist, deciding on a length, cutting the front, and marking the side seam as well as the boat neckline.
with Izzy MeimsaabFinish drafting the peplum tunic pattern by marking the waist, deciding on a length, cutting the front, and marking the side seam as well as the boat neckline.
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6 CQ
In this sewing lesson, seamstress Izzy Meimsaab demonstrates how to cut the fabric using your peplum tunic pattern and add bias tape to the neckline.
with Izzy MeimsaabIn this sewing lesson, seamstress Izzy Meimsaab demonstrates how to cut the fabric using your peplum tunic pattern and add bias tape to the neckline.
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6 CQ
In this sewing lesson, learn how to finish the neckline with a zigzag top stitch, sew the bias tape to the armholes, and attach the peplum to the bodice.
with Izzy MeimsaabIn this sewing lesson, learn how to finish the neckline with a zigzag top stitch, sew the bias tape to the armholes, and attach the peplum to the bodice.
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5 CQ
In this sewing lesson, Izzy Meimsaab explains how to check the peplum tunic's fit, then demonstrates sewing the side seams and the armhole's zigzag top stitch.
with Izzy MeimsaabIn this sewing lesson, Izzy Meimsaab explains how to check the peplum tunic's fit, then demonstrates sewing the side seams and the armhole's zigzag top stitch.
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