Simple tricks to use when working with a velvet

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[@awaziethelma3008]

Please ma, where do you base

[@miracollins5425]

You can make it smooth by doubling or tripling the gum stay at the point where you want to add bias to. It makes it more firmer at that point. I normally cut one inch wide cloth stay three times and add to the wrong side of the exact place I want the bias, then I use the bias in front, comes out smooth

[@SEWWITHIJEOMA]

That's a good idea

[@stellaokoro688]

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[@winiezoe4820]

Thank you for taking the time to share this with us

[@EnyozoeclothingGH]

Thanks so much for this,the difference is clear😘

[@oladapoolasumboadeleye5683]

Thank you, God bless you ma'am.

[@JosephEjeh-j7m]

Thanks a lot. This is very helpful🎉

[@mzfiney4463]

Should I add allowance to my velvet ? Also what lining is best ?

[@LilicianoA]

Please IJ will this tissue gum procedure work on a duchess fabric for bustier purposes🙏🏿🙏🏿 Thank you

[@ceciliaene536]

Thanks IJ. I did this yesterday

[@namugerwajoan9908]

Thank you have saved me alot

[@solangemarie427]

Thank you soomuch for this lesson

[@geraldinechineye6906]

Ok ma.
Thank you for the wonderful tutorial.
I have a question: what if u want to use a different colour of fabric for the bone casing what am I expect to do??
OR
Is it only advisable to do only inner bone casing for any velvet fabric??

[@SEWWITHIJEOMA]

Inner casing is the best
You use any color

[@Cinematic-u4n]

Thanks for sharing. Pls what type of lining will you recommend for velvet

[@SEWWITHIJEOMA]

Normal lining

[@chinyeregift7549]

Thank you ma'am

[@SKiNNY_LEGZ]

So after cutting out the pieces we add the interfacing . thank you !!!

[@chinazoronyedibe2772]

Ma please what is the person wants outside bias??asin she wants to use bias to design the clothes??

[@jesutomisinakingbesote8669]

Very helpful thank you

[@Misskemisharon]

Thank you girl ❤

[@oge_mill1991]

Can I use gumstair also for it?

[@jibrlrahmat1509]

Please how should I linning a velvet fitted skirt,tried doing that and it not balancing,thinking of just sewing it without linning

[@wendynwosu4331]

Add hair stay before linning

[@FatimaBintu-r1w]

Thanks so much

[@edwardssylvia3486]

Thanks for this vedio

[@afridora9362]

Thank you for sharing ma

[@mercyajan2423]

Thank you so much, this is timely

[@SEWWITHIJEOMA]

Uwc

[@Justina001]

Thanks so much 🙏💕💕

[@irene6231]

Please Ma how do i make balloon sleeve with velvet poff, will i still stay the velvet?

[@ebonyjane.o6603]

Thank u so much😍

[@gracemoses5685]

Thanks alot for this information

[@aminatopaniyi1087]

Very helpful

[@kemiAlarape]

Tank you

[@bukujudith3878]

Thanks so much dear

[@rebeccaenemari1429]

Tnks ma'am,but after this can i still go ahead and add a wooden (soft) to the bust area in making a bustier?

[@SEWWITHIJEOMA]

Yea

[@Ijeoma-Okoli]

I guess the tissue gum is also called paper stay

[@SEWWITHIJEOMA]

No it’s different from paper stay

[@stylebycee5711]

Yes dear we sell it it's same a papper gum

[@adejumoelizabetholuwatosin5239]

Well done ma

[@ismatoria]

Each time I use tissue stare on velvet it peel off with time. Pls how do I avoid it happening?

[@gongsfaith3304]

You can use cloth gum instead

[@christinaokeke6929]

Pls what lining would you recommend for a velvet?

[@ojolayooluwatoyin6869]

Spider linning would be fine. That fabric Schools use for uniform.

[@mariamhinchatvonline6049]

how to remove the gum and the fabric use

[@oyeindoubraogonodi1173]

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[@igwemaryjane3614]

Many kisses 😘😘😘😘

[@hmc.bridal]

I used the hard one but it made my velvet so hard and it didn't sit well on my client's body, what should I do?

[@marilynolubayo5240]

For light and softer fabrics, try to stick to tissue stay..its less rigid..sorry about that though

[@saizaa]

Thank you

[@janeagbayeogor5979]

That's for this timely information

[@mrehan1620]

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