Making of a Prom Dress: Part 5-- Fitting the Sample Dress
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- In this "Fashion School with Nick Verreos" video, Nick continues his series of "Making of a Prom Dress" with Part Five: Fitting with your muslin sample. He shows you all his Tips & Tricks for getting the perfect fit by doing the corrections on a sample dress and then how to apply those corrections to your pattern.
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I have been looking for a full, detailed draping video and yours was the only one I found with the beginning to end steps. These videos are extremely helpful and easy to understand and your enthusiasm is so refreshing. Thank you so much! I am so much more confident now.
My favorite line "guess what.. this is my niece" 😂😂😂 love it 😍
I am smiling throughout the video. U are such a great teacher ^^
Thank you Lila! XO
This is exactly what I've been searching for... thank you Nick this was super helpful. After watching all 5 episodes I now feel confident. I'm working on a similar dress, mine will however be made out of chiffon and will have a long sleeve... bishop type sleeve. 🤞
Your awesome love how you show the mistakes so we can see what could go wrong and most important how to fix it thanks
I'm late to this, but all the work that goes into these dresses. it makes me think of people who see *amazing* ball gowns for $20 and are surprised it doesn't look like the (stolen, high end) picture 😂
The expression on your face shows how much you love your work. I love this.
Thank you so much for this series! I’m making my own pageant dress and I’m keeping all of this in mind! ❤️❤️❤️
Dear Nick,
I really have to write you a big big THANK YOU!
In a very emotional moment I promised my best friend to sew her wedding dress. Her specifications didn’t seem too hard and I have sewed for years. Though I have never ever made an entire fitted, fancy dress. In the end, of course, I panicked ;)
Luckily the design she wished was mostly what you did in the prom dress video. I first made a custom Mannequin from her measurements (with the help of bootstrap fashions) and then followed your whole tutorial. I took me quite a bit longer than you ;) but I worked out so well. The dress was exactly what she wanted, and the fit was amazing!
I cannot thank you enough for this amazing series (and all your videos) you are doing such a good, educational job. You are charming and stylish and you light up my day every time I watch your videos. Please keep going on, stay healthy and as cheerful as you are!
(If you would like to see pictures of the result, please give me a mail adress where to send them, as I don't want to post them on social media and I couldn't find a non-public way to contact you.)
All the best from Germany!
Eva
Oh my God - I have at long last received a copy of your book A Passion for Fashion, and I had absolutely no idea that I was being tutored on you tube by Designer Royalty !!! what a privilege to be taught by you. I am now watching Project Runway courtesy of you tube starting at season 2 and I love it! I have learnt so much from you - thank you so much xx
Nick you brighten my day. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and wisdom. Love watching you. You are really gifted. One happy fan and follower.
Funny cute professional teacher love you !!!!! And am gonna buy fashion with passion!!!
This was posted on my birthday! yay!
i have been binge watching your videos since yesterday!!
Thank you so much
I love you, Nick Verreos. 😘❤️
Amazing tutorials keep the detailed ones coming 🙏
(google tradutor)hello not understand English could put language option there in the video and a configuration of your videos would love to know what you say I love your videos and your joy in speaking even without understanding gracias ,,sou do Brasil
Obrigrado Luciete! Vou analisar meus vídeos traduzidos para o português--I will try and look into having my videos translated into Portuguese :)
I am addicted to your video teaching.Hope to see you someday
Thank you very much Mr. Verreos for your advice!
Hello Mr.Nick ! Everything you provide according to your work,actually is so lovely to me while I’m upcoming designer 👗🧚🏽♀️🧥👒🌹😊 always it’s something great
It’s very beautiful thank you so much 🌹🥀🙏🌷🌹🌹
Hello Nick what a wonderful series of tutorials on dropping a prom dress.
I am a sewing teacher but never learned to drape or make my own patterns.
I have 2 young women making their prom dresses.
1 is a boned corset with a v overlaying a straight long gown.
The 2nd is a drape which was the 1st time I had ever thought about it. Drafted a beautiful looking pleated bodice but couldn't understand how to get the design off the manniqune and create a pattern.
I have just watch the 6 part prom tutorial wow.
I would like to ask a question though if I may?
The prom dress you made had pleated cross over bodice my young lady wants the 2 front bodice pieces to kiss just above the waistband and the shoulder to become very narrow at the top to attach a rhinestone spaghetti strap. Any advice would be gratefully accepted
I'm so glad I found your amazing channel. You have an amazing talent sir. I was wondering eif you would please do a segement of suit making. Suits can get really expensive and no one seems to do tutorials on business suits for women. Especially if it's couture but smart. P.s. your niece is so lucky. Thanks in advancs😊
Thank you so much Sir ... your videos are great.
Great video!👍Great dress!
Thanks cher Nick for this video. What a beautiful toile you made 😍 . A little question please: did you put an entoilage (sorry I don't know how it means in english) in the belt of your toile? Thank you so much and as always, des bisous from France 😚
Hello Tsiferana: I put interfacing/fusing in the waistband to make it a bit stiffer...is that what you are asking? I think that is what you are asking because entoilage is interfacing so...YES :)
Nick Verreos oh yes, interfacing or fusing 😊, exactly what I wanted to say. And not belt but waistband, hihi. Thanks cher Nick, I love all your videos and your "bonne humeur" (reverso translator says good mood) is so contagious. More kisses from France 😙
hello bellissimo! I missed you! I'm glad to see you !!!
Awwww!!! XO
also i would love your opinion: She wants a chiffon dress so i’m using a polyester/spandex as lining. For the skirt, should those pieces be separate? i would normally make them separate but because of the slit i’m getting a little confused. Thank you so so much!!
#oldschoolcouture 👏🏾
Hello how do you decide how many inches to draw your grain line with every design on your muslin? I hope this question made since.
hey nick!! when will the next video be out? i’m making a prom dress for my friend and i need some help on how to sew the slit!
So you do a muslin and chiffon sample to make the pattern
LOVE! May I ask what paper you use to make the patterns?
Hi Megan! Thank you for your lovely comment and in regards to your question--I would recommend "dotted" or "numerical" pattern pattern for fashion patterns. Look up "Dotted Pattern Paper" on Google or Amazon, etc.
please share a video and tricks about bias cut long skirt....I want to make a bias cut skirt but I don't know how will I make this..please share a video about bias cut skirt
Ma quanto mi piace quardare lei,anche se non capisco inglese...ho capito tante cose,grazie mille☺
Grazie Mille Tamara! XOXO
#Oldschoolcouture 💯
#JustSaying ;)
Jasmine Creates love ❤️ this guy he’s too fabulous for words I’m sew living him
Hi nick please show me how to make asymmetrical ball gown
Nick can tell how material needed for this gown
Thanks, Nick. Hope you'll share a picture of your niece wearing the dress (if she's willing).
Of course!! Will do! Stay tuned! Or check my Instagram- @NickVerreos -I will for sure post a photo of my niece in the dress!
Fabulous! Can't wait! We're all invested now, having seen you work on it!
te adoro nao sei falar inglês
Hi Nick
What you do with the pattern and muslin after everything is done? Do you discard? Where?
Hi Luciana--I always keep the muslin sample (for my archives) and same for the pattern. Don't throw it away because you never know if you might make the same dress again and you'll need the pattern and muslin. XO
Wow!this is awesome let me know how I can purchase your book
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I love your videos! Where do you buy this fabric though? I only have a hobby lobby or joanns fabric 45 minutes away... If it's online, give the details! :D
Thank you Emily! I usually buy my fabric through wholesalers (fabric companies that sell directly to designers/manufacturers) or I also like to go to Downtown LA and look for fabrics in the Fashion District Downtown. I am sure you can find fabrics at JoAnns or look at Mood's website as well.
Nick Verreos thank you so much for taking time and responding to my comment! :D
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