Assembly line patterns

A sewing pattern review for The Assembly Line Almost Long Trousers. Pattern reviews help sewers choose the right patten so that they have success with their sewing projects.

This page will be frequently updated with new tips and makes. Inspirational Makes Use #talbyme to be featured. Click on the filters to narrow the selection, click on the images to read more. Top Tips Skip the front and back seam, put the pattern on fold (exclude the seam allowance) Make a casing for the… Continue reading The iconic cuff top sewing pattern: Makes, hacks and awesome tips

As promised, here's my second The Assembly Line make: the V-neck Dress. I was attracted to this style by the narrowness of the V-neck and the back neck collar, plus I knew I'd enjoy working through the collar construction. I used some Robert Kaufmann medium weight Chambray Dobbies Hash that I've had for three years waiting for the right project and it turned out to be a winning combination! The standard seam allowance on Assembly line patterns is 1cm (3/8") so I made a rough toile of the top…

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Create a Cuff top out of a vintage wildflower tablecloth or remake your husband’s jeans to a new pair of Almost Long trousers! Your imagination is the limit. Be stash-tastic! Have another go-through of your fabric stash and a re-think of old clothes and curtains. Go thrift shopping! Second hand stores are often filled with… Continue reading 7 awesome remakes to inspire you to make your own clothes

Our Tessuti review of the popular Assembly Line Oversized Shirt pattern - modified, red and with short sleeves

A sewing pattern review for The Assembly Line 203. Pattern reviews help sewers choose the right patten so that they have success with their sewing projects.

When making garments for someone with a larger bust – whether yourself or someone else – you may want to consider a full bust adjustment (FBA) to achieve a perfect fit. FBA is recommended when there is a difference of 7.5cm (approximately 3”) or more between your upper bust and your full bust measurement. The… Continue reading Full Bust Adjustment Part 1 – Dartless Bodice