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Jun
28
Gwen from After the Dress shares the latest in her “How Much Fabric?” series, with her table showing how much fabric it takes to make an average dress. Given the wide variety in dress styles, she includes examples of dresses that would require a minimum, average, or maximum amount of fabric. Get the table.
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- “How Much Fabric” reference cards
- How much fabric do you need to make a skirt?
- How much fabric do you need to make a jacket?
- How much fabric do you need to make a pair of pants?
- Tutorial: Shirred summer sundresses
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