Twist pattern

In this blog post I'll be taking you step-by-step through the sewing process for this twist tee. And a timely reminder that you'll get the best results with this pattern by using two-way stretch knit (four-way stretch in the US) that has elastane content (Lycra, Spandex). I have achieved the best results with rayon, polyester and wool knits with elastane. Some cotton knits may work if they are not too stiff.

For my final project in Draping IV at FIT, due this coming Saturday, I have to design both a dress and a jacket.

Pictorial on parting the hair to create a balanced and full set of box braids and individual double twists utilizing the Bricklayer Pattern. More braiding patterns to come.

My approach toward creative design is to take complex ideas and make patterns that are easy to sew. All the hard work goes into the pattern making to make sure design ideas can go through the factory with ease.

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This Jersey Twist Dress is another approach to twist pattern making using my womens knit block.

Mo on Instagram: "My goal was to do mini twist and as hour 5 hit the twist size started to become minismall twist 😵‍💫😵‍💫😭😂😭 I’ve been undoing and making the ones that are small and making them mini today ( I have more to go even after this video 😵‍💫😭) twist are my FAVORITE protective style I think they are soooooo versatile! So here are some cute styles you can add to your twist 😘😘 Would you spend 6 1/2 hours doing your hair??"

Fancy trying your hand at these exciting drape skirt designs? Download my graded skirt block to make your own fit drape skirt sewing patterns.

An easy Twist Tee using any loose-fit tee shirt pattern you have available and self-drafting this fantastic-fashion forward top.

The knotted kimono is a versatile piece that can be transitioned from beach/pool cover up to day and night. It's an easy-to-wear silhouette that can be worn for many occasions. Follow the simple tutorial below to make your own.