Lace Appliqué Overcast Stitch
Learn how they do it in the couture! This lesson will teach you how to extract a motif from lace yardage and then, how to appliqué that motif onto another fabric of your choice, using an overcast stitch. Use this technique to create extracts for sleeves, hems or any other area of a garment. You will also learn how to use specific tools for cutting the lace, as well as why you would choose an overcast stitch instead of a blanket stitch when appliquéing lace. This technique is most often used in bridalwear, eveningwear and in expensive lingerie.
Learn the Lace Appliqué Overcast Stitch next or view our other couture sewing lessons like how to make a Bias Cut Wrap Rose and a Three Petal Flower.
Module | Description | Step |
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1 | Lesson Prep | 1-2 |
2 | Planning Lace Extracts | 1-4 |
3 | Cutting the Motif | 1-6 |
4 | Overcast-stitching the Lace | 1-12 |
MODULE 1 • LESSON PREP
Step | Description |
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1 | For this lesson, cut a piece silk organza 10” (25.4cm) square. |
2 | And, one piece of lace. |
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