I've been using SureFitDesign's Childrens Kit to design clothing for my girls. Now, I don't have to fiddle with commercial patterns and custom-fit them to be modest. I can just design like a professional and create lovely outfits for my daughters.
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Princess style from arm hole to hemline |
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Princess style from shoulder to hem line |
Here is one simple dress I created -- a Princess-style dress. Most commercial princess style patterns require a bust dart. But for Jewish modesty, the bust darts, which are meant to emphasize your bust, are out. However, one can still design the princess style without a dart. It requires a firm hand to draw the curves on your pattern and cut them into two pieces and then re-attach them afterwards. There are various options to the Princess style - vertical from the shoulder, or horizontal from the armhole. I chose the former. So, here it is.
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There is a Jewish clothing directory on modest clothing. Good luck!
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