Thin, thick, straight or crossed, there are many types of straps.
Which ones should you choose? And how do you sew them onto your dress?
Tilli explains it all.
In itself, sewing a Straps is not particularly difficult. The hardest part is choosing the Straps you want to sew onto your dress.
Fine spaghetti straps, halter straps, criss-cross straps, asymmetrical straps? Depending on the style you want to bring to your dress and the comfort you're looking for, you'll choose one or the other.
Perhaps the straps on your dress lack originality, and changing them is a great idea.
On their own, they can change the whole style of your dress.
Perhaps you handle the loom perfectly? Why not make your own straps and create a unique design?
Perhaps you prefer something very simple and uncluttered? Then you'll opt for spaghetti straps. Easy to make and assemble, they remain a safe bet and go equally well with a chic dress or a casual one.
For the sewing part, this will obviously depend on the type of straps you've chosen, but overall, you can sew them by machine or by hand, depending on the number of stitches required. Prefer tight stitches to ensure a long hold. Indeed, straps remain quite often solicited and need to be solid.
If your straps are particularly original, or if your dress is too precious to be made to measure, don't hesitate to get in touch with one of our Tillistes. You'll be able to discuss your project with him or her and determine together the best strategy to adopt.