Have you ever tried pattern hacking (making changes to a sewing pattern to create a different look)? This episode is a wide ranging introduction to the topic. Whether you are new to this practice, or are a more seasoned ‘hacker’, by the end of this you should feel emboldened by the infinite possibilities!
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The patchwork denim quilted jacket is finally finished! Read all about it on my blog.
One way of thinking about pattern hacking is by breaking it down into these three approaches:
My Fibre Mood Ermine/Norma Franken-garment is an example of taking the sleeve piece from one pattern and the bodice from another to create a new look.
Suggested equipment for pattern hacking:
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