Cuff detail

Look at that pretty, and subtle sleeve! In our current issue, Judith Neukam explains how to reconstruct this furled cuff detail on any sleeve pattern with both an under and overarm seam. . Mid-century wool jersey dress by designer Marion McCoy. Featured on the back cover of Threads no.199. . . . . #vintagestyle #midcenturydesign #MarionMcCoy #ThreadsMagazine #Sewing

If you’re partial to collar and cuff details, then it’s worth getting more from your wardrobe with versatile detachable versions, as well as tops with pretty details designed for easy layering. It goes without saying that these pieces will elevate and update your staple knits. Here’s our pick of the best.

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You might see a bit of a theme in this weeks What I Want. Back to school is happening and while my school days are {thank God} behind me, I can't help but feel slightly wistful over by the excitement that fills the air this time of year. Here are a few of my current

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It's All In The Details We can make a million basic t-shirts, and in the end, that's all they will be. Utilitarian, but with no spark, unless a detail is added. Every garment would be just a basic garment if it weren't for that special little detail that catches the eye. Spider web stitching and artfully placed cut outs add interest to a basic black dress. This is an antique garment that I just had to include as I thought it was just so beautiful. I love the frayed seams and the patchwork…