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Showing posts with label Embroidered Raglan Daygown Lesson - Get Ready. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Embroidered Raglan Daygown Lesson - Get Ready. Show all posts

Sunday, July 18

Daygown Sew-Along! Join Me!!

 Pattern is OFB Embroidered Raglan Daygowns.

I was already thinking about a Sew-Along when someone suggested I do a Daygown Sew-Along.  
What fun that would be!!!  I love Daygowns.

I have chosen Embroidered Raglan Daygown View 2.  I have done a lesson on Priscilla's Layette Daygown (sorry to say it is now out of print) and this is also a Raglan sleeve but it buttons in the back.
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 The sleeve makes it easy for the Beginner but it also has the new techniques of adding entredeux and lace edging to the neck and sleeve.   I will also show you how to do the embroidery on this view.

This is the View 2 sleeve.  It is 3/4 length.
It has pleats instead of gathers but you can easily do gathers.

I plan to make and teach it by hand.   I am also happy to include those of you who prefer the sewing machine.   So, either way follow along and make yours by hand or machine. Both will be easy!
 The techniques are so similar.

 I plan to have one lesson a week, every Friday, beginning July 30.  We will be a Sewing Group!  I will serve you virtual Tea and Scones! The lessons will be easy for everyone to complete and I hope will inspire and encourage you to finish your daygown.

Blue Satin Batiste fabric shown for my Daygown.  I have also chosen soft ecru lace and entredeux.
Kit for View 2 Daygown is available on my web site in blue, pink or white.
I am giving you all time to collect your supplies.   You will need:


Kit for materials or - 1 yard of cotton fabric, 1 1/2 yards lace edging (about 3/8" wide), 7/8 entredeux in white or off white to match lace, 5 Mother of Pearl buttons, Floss for embroidery and the Pattern.
Hand sewing needles (I recommend #11 Sharps) and Embroidery needles (I recommend #10 Sharps or #10 Crewel for this design).

You need DMC #50 weight cotton thread for construction and Madeira #80 cotton thread to stitch the lace.  The Madeira  thread should match the lace.

See the Lesson on Priscilla Layette for information on what is needed.  You also want to pretreat your fabric before we cut out our Daygown.


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