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Written by the SEVRAINE workroom team as questions come up at fittings.
These notes exist because the same four or five questions are asked in the fitting room every week: how long silk needs to settle, why lace is applied by hand, what can and cannot be done to an inherited gown. They are written by whoever did the work rather than by a single author.
Why bias-cut silk has to hang for three weeks before anyone marks a hem
A bias skirt keeps dropping for about a fortnight after it is made up. Hem it on day two and it will be uneven by the wedding, whatever the fitting notes say.
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Corded lace is applied panel by panel, and that is why the seams disappear
Cutting lace to the seam line leaves a visible join. Cutting around the motif and rejoining by hand takes four hours a panel and leaves nothing to see.
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What actually changes between the second and third fitting
By the third appointment the gown fits. What moves after that is measured in millimetres at the shoulder and the side seam, and it is the difference between a good photograph and a great one.
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Reworking a mother's gown: what the lining tells us before we say yes
Silk from the 1980s is often sound in the skirt and perished under the arms. The lining shows which, and it decides whether a rework is a rework or a new gown with old lace.
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