Making cuffs with Elena Teplitskaya

The history of this piece of clothing goes back to the distant 17th century. Then cuffs called fashionable lace frill on the sleeves.

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In the modern sense, cuffs make out the lower parts of the sleeves on shirts, blouses. Sewn-on cuffs are usually fastened with buttons, cufflinks or may be on the drawstring.
The most common type of cuff is a sports or Italian cuff. We see this habitual option on men's shirts, women's blouses. The cuff wraps around the wrist. The density of its fit is due to the cut and the number of buttons arranged in series.
Double or French cuff consists of two layers of fabric. It is official in nature.
But the cuff can also be a removable accessory, thanks to which it will not be difficult to make the classic image extravagant. Especially removable accessories are very popular today.
October 7th, Burda Academy renowned designer Elena Teplitskaya held a master class on the topic "Disposal of patches. We sew removable cuffs".
Participants learned about another interesting way of using small tissue cuts that remain after cutting. It turns out that making removable cuffs is very simple. The main thing is to choose the right colors and choose the style of the future product.
Armed with threads, needles, scissors and a ruler, under the guidance of Elena, the needlewomen set to work. Responsible approach and desire to create revealed completely different cuffs: romantic of lace, delicate of chiffon, bright and catchy, strict and concise.
The master class was held in a cozy atmosphere and friendly atmosphere. New experience has shown and taught how to create a lot of fashionable images using an uncomplicated accessory and, for example, a white blouse. It is enough to change the removable cuffs of one style to another.
You can learn more about the master class on our website.
Burdastyle.ru, Burda Magazine, and Burda Academy are grateful Elena Teplitskaya for the master class.
Photo: PR, burdastyle.ru
Material prepared by Julia Dekanova

Watch the video: Cuff tutorial (November 2024).