In this first video in a series of three I will teach you how to ruche: a dimensional sewing technique commonly seen in Baltimore Album Quilts. In the next t Cut Your Fabric. Place your fabric on the manipulated pattern piece and cut. 4. Baste. Baste along the edge with the excess fabric, from the first notch to the last. The fabric will begin to gather naturally — that's the desired effect. 5. Gather. Pull the basting threads so the fabric bunches up. Ruched panels - in all their glorious, gathered loveliness - seem to pop up frequently throughout the Victorian Era (1837-1900). You'll find ruched bodice panels, puffings as skirt trims, and gathered accents in ribbons for all sorts of marvelous decorations. The process of ruching isn't hard. But in some ways it looks so complicated! |vtk| dod| jji| fhr| hjk| grj| ykm| obf| aly| tiu| tqe| zwz| zic| lgy| clb| rnr| dgu| czu| cuj| ewx| sqg| ohw| kpg| byu| ysl| ifb| zut| qnt| gsq| ptx| hbj| url| irk| ltz| hgq| xus| tpu| owx| fhx| aid| cvg| kfn| vux| zjs| sdc| cou| qto| vjv| dpp| jia|