Tim Gunn
Tim Gunn has garnered critical acclaim for his role on Bravo's Emmy-nominated "Project Runway," where he has acted as mentor to the budding designers for the past three seasons. The Advocate magazine labeled Tim "the sanest man in reality television" in a March 2006 article, and Entertainment Weekly called him "a major arbiter of style" in June 2006. You'll soon be able to see Tim on Bravo's new show, "Tim Gunn's Guide to Style"; he will also appear in Season 4 of "Project Runway," premiering later this year. Today, he joins Martha to demonstrate the art of draping clothes, which you can learn more about in "Tim Gunn: A Guide to Quality, Taste, and Style."

Special Thanks
Special thanks to Emmett McCarthy for providing the dress shown during the draping segment.

Chez Cemetarian
To purchase Chez Cemetarian designs and patterns, visit cemetarian.com or ebay.com.

Julie Dunbar
Julie Dunbar's love of using her sewing machine as a drawing tool allowed her to come up with freehand embroidery. Although the images in her projects sometimes repeat, she never draws (sews) them the same one twice; she switches the threads and details all the time to keep it interesting and enjoyable. To learn more about Julie and her crafts, visit girlpopcorn.finallyonline.com.

Joelle Hoverson
Special thanks to Joelle Hoverson, owner of Purl and Purl Patchwork in New York City, for demonstrating framing fabric. For more information on this fabric project, visit purlsoho.com.

Classic Sewing Machines
Special thanks to SVP Worldwide for giving the Fashion Institute of Technology and Parsons a PFAFF Creative Vision sewing machine and Grand Dream hoop, and giving our entire audience a bag of sewing supplies.

Martha Stewart Crafts
Find the tools and materials for the crafts shown on today's show at Martha Stewart Crafts.