Diy nursing dress

If you’ve read my blog then you know…. maxi dresses in the summer is my soul. I am currently going through a Maternity/nursing hack series (Boundless, Picnic Dress, and Pencil Skirt &a…

For any mums-to-be in your life, Chloë Cipra from theslowlifesews shares maternity sewing projects you can work on this holiday season.

My favorite way to make a dress nursing friendly is by adding invisible zippers in the side seams. It's definitely the easiest way, and as long as you have enough ease in the dress to pull it to the front it works great! Find more info on The Sewing Things Blog! maternity sewing, sewing clothes, dress sewing, sewing inspiration

Learn how to make a dress without a pattern using clothes you already have to make your own pattern in this how to make a dress video tutorial

10 Free Patterns for Nursing Clothes, including how to make nursing pads, free wrap nursing dress pattern, and free nursing top patterns.

Sewing tutorial to make a maternity dress with nursing access, using one of your dresses or shirts to get the pattern started.

Disclaimer: Like most of my projects, this one was winged. I adapted it as I went, and did my best to document the process. Sometimes...

Learn how to make a simple, DIY summer dress that is great for beginners. This shirred dress is perfect for summer, and even makes a great maternity dress! Follow my tips below to make this simple shirred dress. #DIY #maternity #pregnancy #dress #spring #summer #howto

In my latest pregnancy, I made a Regency dress from a historical 1805 pattern as part of my #maternity wardrobe! In this video I will share with you how I made it, from pattern, to pin-tucks, to the final try-on! 🪡🧵 #historicalsewing #regencyfashion #maternityfashion #sewingproject #sewingpattern #sewingblogger #regency #regencybeauty #maternitydress #maternitywear #maternityclothes #maternityclothing

We're back with another super easy maternity DIY! This wrap dress is comfortable, size able and super easy to make at home. Here's how…1. You'll need four yards of jersey fabric in a color you love. Trim the selvage edges and two extra 1 inch strips of jersey (from the 4 yard long edge) and…