DIY: Pleated Peplum Dress

Hey loves!!
So I was inspired by Project Runway Kini...he is so amazing!!! He makes really structured pieces and I thought I would give it a try. I had some fabric in my stash, I bought it from Joann's this Summer. It's really bottom weight fabric, but thought I would try making a dress with it. I used about 2 yards. I also had some really heavy infusible interfacing.
I hope you enjoy the tutorial and how I styled it!!
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[@fonmills182]

I love this dress.. I enjoy watching your tutorial!! You should do more. 👌

[@DIYwithTeiraney]

Thanks love!!

[@NiceNCurvy]

That dress is GORGEOUS!! Great job!!

[@DIYwithTeiraney]

Thanks love!!

[@catherinewebb9179]

Love you tutorial.

[@nyre35]

Awesome work I love this dress

[@mzosofabolousTV]

Can you do a septet video on how to made the box pleat please?

[@Babiij_08]

Love your tutorials btw cute stuff ☺❤

[@dollgoodz3579]

yassssssss TEIRANEY LOVE IT ARKANSAS in the house

[@DIYwithTeiraney]

Thanks love!! 😘

[@thuliledibakwane3778]

gr8 job... did you use stretch material?

[@DIYwithTeiraney]

Thank you!! Yes, its a bottom weight fabric. Medium weight knit.

[@ayanabowen9404]

inspiration. ..love it

[@melissajewelbeauty]

Office wear by day, Freakum dress by night!

[@DIYwithTeiraney]

Yaassss!!!

[@Babiij_08]

Could this be made with a fabric with no stretch ?

[@lezethpaolasanchezperez4146]

Divino

[@fabtabulouszeba]

on which materials will peplum design look good??

[@athinafourie2380]

Whats the name of that white material thats holding the pleats

[@DIYwithTeiraney]

It's not really holding the pleats, but it stiffens them, it's called interfacing!

[@tobrowne]

I know this material as Pellon ~
There are a few important factors to consider when choosing interfacing.
The first is if you need woven, non-woven or knit interfacing. Non-woven interfacing does not have a grain and is suitable for most interfacing needs. Woven interfacing does have a grain, much like fabric, and the interfacing should be cut the same way the fabric was (on the bias, on the lengthwise grain, etc.). Knit interfacing has a bit of a stretch and is suitable for interfacing knit fabrics.The next factor is the weight of the interfacing. Interfacing comes in three weights: light weight, medium weight and heavyweight. The weight of the interfacing should be equal to, or a bit lighter than, the fabric.

[@Irishgirl41]

where do you get your fabric?

[@DIYwithTeiraney]

Irishgirl41 this one came from Joann's. I use a lot of places online...locally Joann's and Hancocks

[@taxandcredit]

inverted box pleats

[@DIYwithTeiraney]

Yes!!

[@marisol137]

The music is annoying

[@DIYwithTeiraney]

Mari Sol agreed! I've turned them down since then. I didn't realize beforehand.

[@marisol137]

I live your vids. Thanks

[@DIYwithTeiraney]

Thank you!!!