For Christina Johnson, piqué arabesque is the step that most epitomizes ballet. “What other one encapsulates it, when you think of a photo of a ballerina? Arabesque! It says it all,” says Johnson, a former principal dancer with Dance Theatre of Harlem and Complexions Contemporary Ballet who now coaches and teaches master classes all over the world. In this #masterclass tutorial, Johnson offers her advice for a beautifully suspended piqué arabesque. Watch the video and read the article at https:/

If you’ve ever tried making a bag or organiser and thought, “Why does mine look floppy?” — it’s not your sewing. It’s your interfacing. In my FREE Interfacing 101 Deep Dive, I’ll show you exactly what to use, how to apply it properly, and how to make your sewing projects look strong, structured and professional. ✅ Learn the difference between foam, fleece, woven & stabilisers ✅ Discover which ones I use for all my Arabesque patterns ✅ Master fusing so your projects last longer and feel better 🎥

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