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How To Drape A Deep V-neck Bodice

September 15, 2017 Daniela Tabois

Happy Friday!

Watch below as I show you How To Drape A Deep V-neck Bodice using a dress form.
Perfect for an inspiring fashion designer, or a seamstress who wants to advance their skills.

Items used in this tutorial:

-1 1 1/2 Yards of muslin fabric
-Ruler
-Push Pins
-Hip Curve Ruler
-Pattern Paper
-Pencil or Marker
-Dress Form

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