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How To Hem a Dress with Tulle or Netting

By: Linda June 20, 2018March 27, 2022

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Several of you have been wondering how to hem tulle. This post will explain how to hem either a dress or skirt made of tulle. Usually, I will get a dress from a customer that has the tulle only on the bottom of the dress. This time, I received an entire dress of tulle! It…

How To Alter Tulle or Netting on Your Dress

By: Linda July 24, 2010February 18, 2023

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This is an older post that has some great tips on how to alter tulle or netting on your dress. After reading this post, click on How To Hem a Dress with Tulle or Netting for an updated version. This particular dress, below, had two layers of satin and two outer layers of netting on…

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