Our sewing term today is a “Godet. In the realm of sewing and garment construction, godets hold a special place for introducing volume, flare, or movement into a piece without altering its fundamental shape.. A godet is a fabric insert, typically in the shape of a triangle or pie piece, that adds fullness to a garment. It’s a fantastic way to use up those beautiful pieces of deadstock fabric and give a unique twist to your sewing projects. 📌 Why Godets? • Godets can transform a simple garment into a flowing masterpiece. • They’re perfect for deadstock fabric, utilizing smaller pieces for a sustainable sewing practice. • Adding godets can also provide a lovely solution for garment adjustments and size modifications. 💡 Tips for Sewing with Godets: 1. Fabric Choice Matters: Lightweight fabrics like chiffon or silk work beautifully for a drapey look, while sturdier fabrics offer more structure. 2. Precision Cutting: Ensure your godet and the slits in your garment are precisely...