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Tutorial: 5 ways to take in the waist of a dress or top

August 23, 2015 by Anne Weaver

Tutorial: 5 ways to take in the waist of a dress or top

Tutorial: 5 ways to take in the waist of a dress or top

Kim from The Sew Spot shows 5 ways you can take in the waist of a top or dress.  These 5 simple fixes can take a top or dress from shapeless to just right.  She shows them for little girls’ clothes, but these will work with any size from little girls to women.  You can do this on clothes you make, or on clothes you buy.

Click below for her tutorial:

5 Ways to Take in a Waist, by The Sew Spot

[photo from The Sew Spot]

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  1. Cathy Pope says

    August 24, 2015 at 12:03 pm

    Hi: I know how to take in my TShirts that are too big for me, but do you have a trick to let out a pair of jeans around the waist that just are not comfortable for me. A waist of 30 inches is comfortable for me but the jeans I love are more like 28-29. Help…

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