You probably haven't heard of shirring fabric before, but we can bet you've either seen it or have several pieces of clothing with shirring. Shirring means adding bumpy, ruffled waves to a fabric using scrunching and sewing.
Shirring adds simple embellishment to miniskirts and shirts.
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Sew quickly by hand without using a sewing machine
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Draft a Basic Pant Pattern
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Thread a cord lock
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Master the basics of hand sewing
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Disassemble your home sewing machine for routine maintenance
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Fix and clean the bobbin case area on your own sewing machine
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Backstitch sew on a Singer sewing machine
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Thread a vintage Kenmore sewing machine
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Draft a Basic Bodice Pattern
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Fill a bobbin on a vintage Kenmore sewing machine
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Make a hair bonnet or night cap
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Tie off when sewing by hand
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Take Your Measurements
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Sew a straight stitch by hand
How To:
Create a cute off the shoulder sweatshirt by cutting off the collar
How To:
Thread a sewing machine
How To:
Do the Outline Stitch
How To:
Maintain your sewing machine after it's been in storage or unused for awhile
How To:
Make a Doo Rag Pattern
How To:
Use the tension knob on a Kenmore sewing machine
How To:
Sew quickly by hand without using a sewing machine
How To:
Draft a Basic Pant Pattern
How To:
Thread a cord lock
How To:
Master the basics of hand sewing
How To:
Disassemble your home sewing machine for routine maintenance
How To:
Fix and clean the bobbin case area on your own sewing machine
How To:
Backstitch sew on a Singer sewing machine
How To:
Thread a vintage Kenmore sewing machine
How To:
Draft a Basic Bodice Pattern
How To:
Fill a bobbin on a vintage Kenmore sewing machine
How To:
Make a hair bonnet or night cap
How To:
Tie off when sewing by hand
How To:
Take Your Measurements
How To:
Sew a straight stitch by hand
How To:
Create a cute off the shoulder sweatshirt by cutting off the collar
How To:
Thread a sewing machine
How To:
Do the Outline Stitch
How To:
Maintain your sewing machine after it's been in storage or unused for awhile
How To:
Make a Doo Rag Pattern
How To:
Use the tension knob on a Kenmore sewing machine
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what did you do with the regular thread, it didn't show!
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