CodyCross Dressmaking Pack answers
Dressmaking
Here are the answers to CodyCross Dressmaking Pack. If you need help with any specific puzzle leave your comment below.
AdventurePuzzle 1
Chairs with three legs and no back.
The outdoor environment, the countryside.
Indifference, lack of feeling or interest.
What the old man did to his head, on back of bed.
Adding a new shade to garments.
A fantasy novel written by Christopher Paolini.
They visit Stonehenge at the solstices.
Puzzle 2
Putting an update or photo on social media.
Least shallow part of a swimming pool.
Unfinished, cut border of material.
A regular check to see how heavy someone is.
Using your voice musically, perhaps in a choir.
Black and white birds that like sparkly things.
Largest German state; Munich is the capital.
Squash all of the air out of something.
__ lines, darker outlines on a garment design.
Hazelnut-chocolate spread brand.
Puzzle 3
Herringbone strips of material give stability.
Describes fabrics made by chemical processes.
__ touches, final flourishes done to prepare.
Unexpected change of direction of a storyline.
Dangerous downhill fall of snow.
International Formula 1 race series.
Puzzle 4
Egg __; race that demands a very steady hand.
Burning Down __; fiery hit for Talking Heads.
Shared equally with the same number on each side.
Where private vehicles are left temporarily.
Fabric pieces sewn on fabric decoratively.
Flattening materials to shape a garment.
Fortified wine with botanicals, made by Cinzano.
Puzzle 5
Maker of dress patterns; anagram of tube trick.
Cheese joke: best type for luring bear out of tree.
Home furniture for storing tableware and linens.
Acceptance of different views and conducts.
Sing a song of sixpence, a pocket __.
Puzzle 6
Triangular inserts to give width to garments.
The __ of the King; final book in Tolkien trilogy.
Another name for rollerblades: __ skates.
Raisings of filled glasses in thanks or praise.
Overhead wires, e.g. electricity supply.
Puzzle 7
Pressed a website button with the mouse.
Imperial measure of a length of fabric.
__ machine; sells soft drinks in cans and bottles.
Events with general knowledge questions.
Alexander's __ Band, 1910s song by Irving Berlin.
Sang with trills, like a bird.
__ wheel, sewing-machine part to advance stitching.
Puzzle 8
Very narrow folds of fabric sewn together.
North-south coordinate of a place on a map.
Showing great or special skills.
A female child of a mother or a father.
Verbals, trying to put off an opponent in cricket.
Thin Mexican flatbread that's disc-shaped.
Lenten period wildly celebrated in the Caribbean.
Puzzle 9
Flimsy paper that many patterns are made from.
To have hurt someone or damaged property.
Make a noise like an unoiled door.
Inner satin material on a jacket.
The Woman who is a DC Comics hero.
Novel by Antoine de Saint-Exupery: The Little __.
__ honey; health-boosting sticky food.
Architecture style often found in old churches.
Puzzle 10
__ foot, sewing-machine part that secures fabric.
Party __, adorn face and body with sparkle.
Grand __, Manhattan subway station.
Cohen, singer of Hallelujah and I'm Your Man.
Tim and Timmy are short versions of this name.
Wuthering __, only novel written by Emily Brontë.
Mobile operating system with a robot logo.
Puzzle 11
Reverse of fabric, where chalk marks are made.
Drinking establishments on Caribbean sands.
The main event in the US football calendar.
The direction of a weft thread, ie not up and down.
Puzzle 12
The geographic area around the North Pole.
Structure added to a corset for shaping.
Wall-mounted devices for telling the time.
Sign with memorial inscription.
Moved suddenly and uncontrollably.
Puzzle 13
The Mummy and The Favourite star Weisz.
To become older and more mature.
Women's clothing size, smaller than average.
Hard-shelled mints or fruit chews, sold in tubes.
Cooling thread from plants that giant pandas eat.
Tales that caution or convey a moral truth.
Front flappy bits of a jacket.
Puzzle 14
Kitchen device which is used to open containers.
Horseradish sauce often accompanies this meat.
Tube-shaped plastic piece used to decorate fabric.
Something __ with another event simultaneously.
Collective name for all of the world's oceans.
Ernest, who won the Nobel of Literature in 1954.
Design made by sewing small fabric pieces together.
Puzzle 15
Sign __, communicating using hand signals.
Blushing, with a tone in your cheeks.
Taxonomic family of great apes, including humans.
Snap __, locking device, aka popper or press stud.
Lawfulness, in accordance with the law.
Antonio, Spanish actor and producer.
Puzzle 16
Long temporary stitching used in preparation.
Time of the day that comes after late afternoon.
Type of holiday that involves pitching a tent.
Ceremonial objects and clothing worn by royalty.
Process of turning grain into flour.
Fox __; Dr Seuss story about a fox with footwear.
Going from a frozen to a liquid state.
The hard stuff in bones, nails and feathers.
Repairing holes in knitted fabrics using sewing.
Puzzle 17
Uneaten food that is served again at a later time.
Signing up for a class or a course.
An arcade game on a table with a puck and fans.
Percussion instrument with wooden bars.
Puzzle 18
Gathering technique used in young girls' blouses.
Conscientious __, someone who refuses to go to war.
Through which water in a sink exits.
Alphabetical list of words and their definitions.
Zigzagged braided trim used for decoration.
These fruits can be maraschino.
Puzzle 19
Photographs taken of criminals at arrest.
Habitual or regular, like the routine.
Quietly calming someone, or softly handling a cat.
Length from your thumb to your little finger tip.
Binding cut on an angle, used in dressmaking.
Restricted to a certain area, like a bed or cell.
Outgrowth of large intestine, often removed.
Mouthpieces that make shrill celebratory sounds.
Puzzle 20
Badly behaved, as with young children.
Interfacing that is meltable and joins fabrics.
Glass case of earth to view underground slithering.
Black triangles represent them on a paper pattern.
Christmas __ sell traditional festive goods.
__ Out My Closet; 2002 hit for Eminem.
Folded brochure of information and pictures.
Fuddy __, old-fashioned types, set in their ways.
Small imaginary beings such as Tinkerbell.