Tip for sewists who are anything like me and can get distracted, ending up sewing closed something where you wanted to stop- use a differently colored pin or clip! I personally use red to indicate "Stop sewing here, you dork!" to myself :D It has saved me so much headache of unpicking things!
I have been STRUGGLING to find a circle skirt tutorial that I understand. This is the best video I have watched and I nearly cried in relief. I'm a beginning sewer and have a hard time understanding sewing lingo. But your video was so clear and so easy to follow!!!!!! I made my first skirt thanks to you! My sister is going to love it. Thank you, thank you!
I’ve been sewing for 46 years, but I feel it’s been very beneficial for me to watch some refresher videos, especially when it’s something I haven’t made in a long time.
I really appreciate your step-by-step instructions and how you keep it moving along, showing every step yet not wasting our time to show every pin or every part of the ironing process, just enough so we know what to do. You're a great teacher! I think in the video you forgot to tell us the length of the waistband (you mentioned the width), but it is in the instructions below. This is so handy! Your music is uplifting, yet not overpowering or too loud like some videos I've seen. It's very professional. Thank you!
So I am a complete newbie and this will be my first circle skirt. I’m reading through the comments and nobody else has asked and it doesn’t say in the directions how much you even need fabric wise to start is it a yard? Or is it more? it just says folded in four but I don’t know how big the fabric needs to be in the first place OK silly question but I don’t wanna cut up my fabric if I don’t need it all.
I have made so many skirts with this pattern and I absolutely love how they turn out! I even got a new sewing machine for Christmas! Thank you so much for the incredibly helpful and easy to follow tutorial! I will definitely be using more of your patterns!
Thank you. I know I can always come to you for easy, straightforward and clear instructions to take the stress out and make sewing more enjoyable than it already is.
I had one day's notice to figure out something for my daughter to wear to a 1950s day at school, and I am not a talented sewist but your tutorial was so clear I was able to sew an adorable checkered skirt from an old sheet in a few hours, and the elastic waistband means she'll be able to wear it for several years. Thank you so much.
Thank you for this tutorial! All the folklorico or double circle skirts I have found call for either zippers or ribbons, I’ve been wanting an elastic waistband and this tutorial is perfect! Thank you so much for the details in making and sewing on an elastic waistband!
The narrow hem in perfect on this... and I love the more sophisticated look of the waistband (as opposed to a yoga waist or something similiar) NICE WORK. Thank you!
Thank you Thank you! I just bought fabric to make myself a circle skirt like this a week ago and I wasn't 100% sure how to go about it. This is EXACTLY what I needed. Thank you so so much!
Omg, I was just telling my husband that I missed your videos. I’m so happy you’re back! I’m new at sewing and have found your videos enjoyable and easy to follow for a newbie like me.
This is wonderful! I ADORE circle skirts. My LYS recently revamped their store, carrying a wider selection of fabrics. Now I have an excuse to go shopping! LoL!
You really don’t need all kinds of stuff to start sewing, but a good machine is essential. My husband bought me my first one forty years ago, and it still works! Not too long ago I gave it to a young lady that’s like a daughter to me. Don’t be fooled into buying a “beginners,or basic” sewing machine. They really don’t work that well, and you might as well get one that lasts.
[00:00] Music, view example piece on model. [00:12] Intro with description of skirt. [00:22] Music. [00:32] 3 examples. [00:57] Supplies. • Fabric • Elastic, 1" wide non-rolling • Ruler • Cutting surface • Scissors or rotary cutter • DIY skirt pattern (see below) [01:03] Basic concept. (See previous video) [01:21] Measurements. [01:46] Cut fabric. [03:01] Waistband description. [03:40] Cutting tools. [03:44] 3.25" wide waistband. [04:15] Fold & press 1/4" raw edges of waistband. [04:52] Fold & press waistband in half. [05:04] Pin waistband to skirt. [05:51] Tail of waistband. [06:12] Pin 2 ends of waistband. [07:16] Sew ends of waistband, match up to skirt, trim, and pin. [08:35] Sew waistband to skirt using 1/4" seam allowance. [09:12] Turn indide-out; then fold to cover previous stitch line, and pin waistband. Leave 2" opening in back of skirt to slip elastic through later. [10:35] Pin 2" opening in back. [10:59] Sew waistband to skirt. [11:45] Through 2" opening, slide elastic into waistband. [12:29] Pin end of elastic to skirt. [12:56] Pull both ends of elastic out from opening. Pin and sew together. [14:00] Spread folds, match opening to skirt, and sew opening closed. [14:36] Final step: Fold and press 1/4" raw edge of hem. [15:04] Fold and press another 1/4" edge of hem to encase previously folded raw edge. [15:15] Link to another video showing another method to hem a circular skirt: "How to make a Circle Skirt - for any age + any size" by MADE Everyday ruclips.net/video/oqNU0-ORkbA/видео.html [15:26] Sew hem. [15:43] Voila! Completed skirt.
I’ve been watching you for years Dana - before I had children and now I have them too! And I just so happen to need a tutorial for this right when you published it!! Thank you!
THANK YOU SO MUCH! I agree with others... this is one of many circle skirt video tutes I've viewed and by far the best! Looking forward to using this waistband technique.
Thank you for this video! I'm just learning (or remembering - middle school sewing classes were a long time ago 😅) how to sew again and this was a fantastic tutorial. Every other waistband video I watched left me confused, but you somehow made it very clear and easy to understand. I can't wait to get out my sewing machine and fabric and try it! :)
Aw, this is a great tutorial and I love this skirt-a really neat idea to make a few gathers, sort of the best of both worlds. Genius, I had not thought of that. My favorite memory is of the twin dresses my mom made for us. It is not too much, believe me, it is a memory she will cherish.
Thank you for this! I am following this method to make my first ever circle skirt 🙂. Since its for my little granddaughter I needed a pattern with elasticated waistband and this came into view right on time. Much appreciated 🙏
you are just absolutely fabulous queen, this is my first sewing tutorial and the instructions are super clear and i've already made 6 of these skirts already. thank you for just being amazing.
I recently went to the vet with my dog and she had to wear the cone. For some reason when we took it off I had an idea that it will be awesome stencil to cut out pattern for skirt lol 😂
This is a great tutorial, thanks so much! The only thing I’m confused about is how long you make the rectangle for the elastic band. I made one that’s 8 inches longer than the circumference of my waist and it’s still not long enough. As I pin it, there are bunches so it shortens it but even 8 extra inches isn’t long enough. Thanks!
Love your tutorials! I want to teach my granddaughter how to make easy things for her. (Lol like cooking )kids like to wear the things they make. Gets them started. Keep it up!
This has been the first item of clothing I ever made (I’ve made cushion covers but that’s it) and it turned out well enough that my 4 year old daughter won’t take it off. I used a really stretchy fabric so when I cut the hole it was way way too big. I just added some pleats to the waist as I went around but the whole thing was tricky just because of my stupid material choice.
Thanks Danna I will definitely have to make some that is just so stinking adorable I have eight granddaughters and four daughters that would love a new skirt will have to definitely have to make some great idea to use some fabric up tfs
I love this. The waistband technique works so well with the 1/4 circle skirt pattern I was able to come up with for my daughter's school uniform skirts. I hate waistbands - Thank you!
Haha, yes! Can't make enough clothes for my little girl. :) Love your tutorials! Some of the best out there. I've made lots of the things you've shared.
So awesome you posted this! I come to your channel when I’m preparing to sew something 😬 Can you do a video on how to lengthen a dress hem? You’re awesome!
Nice job! Love your videos. My last step when making these skirts, is to sew a line of stitching on the waistband, at each side to ensure the elastic doesn’t twist. If it’s snug, like yours, it probably doesn’t need it, but I always did it, just to make sure. I bet your daughter loved it!
Such a great tutorial, thank you! Just a question about making a maxi skirt version... Is there a way to fold fabric to get an adult maxi length? I'm tall and really want to make a swishy, floaty floor length circle skirt!
Hi Kate, Thanks! Yes. You can make a maxi circle skirt, but it's hard to get the fabric long enough....you would likely need to sew two sides seams or even 4 seams to get enough length on your fabric (for an adult). You could also cut a more A-line version of a skirt, so it's not a full circle, and that would allow you to have more fabric length to work with. I hope that makes sense! :) - Dana
I started sewing with your videos but one thing I felt I was missing was knowing more about fabrics. Then I got this wonderful book from the library and I come to realize you are the author! Any chance of reprinting 'Fabrics A to Z'?
I was so happy to see a new video! When I’m threading elastic through the casing, I have a plastic clothespin that I pinch onto the other end so the elastic won’t snake through as I’m pulling.
Your videos are amazing. So clear and put-together! You explain stuff so well and you're also really fun :D I'm new and only watched 2 of your videos but I already love your channel!
I am confused. If the waist measurement is the actual size of the waist, and there is no zipper, how do you get this on over your bum? The elastic cannot stretch any larger than the waist measurement. What am I missing?
I’m trying to make on of these for myself, but I’m running into a problem where the fabric isn’t wide enough. I got plenty of yards, but when I fold it up, and lay the cut out down half of it doesn’t fit on the fabric! Any advice?
Tip for sewists who are anything like me and can get distracted, ending up sewing closed something where you wanted to stop- use a differently colored pin or clip! I personally use red to indicate "Stop sewing here, you dork!" to myself :D It has saved me so much headache of unpicking things!
true, thanks for the tip
@@pattif8353 Haaa
My ADHD brain thanks you
Why didn't I think of that? lmao, I'll use this tip,
Thanks for the tip😂
I have been STRUGGLING to find a circle skirt tutorial that I understand. This is the best video I have watched and I nearly cried in relief. I'm a beginning sewer and have a hard time understanding sewing lingo. But your video was so clear and so easy to follow!!!!!! I made my first skirt thanks to you! My sister is going to love it.
Thank you, thank you!
Oh I'm so glad this video was helpful for you! That makes me so happy to hear! Thanks for sharing and have fun with more sewing projects! - Dana
I’ve been sewing for 46 years, but I feel it’s been very beneficial for me to watch some refresher videos, especially when it’s something I haven’t made in a long time.
You make it look simple and 'do-able'...sign of a good teacher! Thank you!
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I really appreciate your step-by-step instructions and how you keep it moving along, showing every step yet not wasting our time to show every pin or every part of the ironing process, just enough so we know what to do. You're a great teacher! I think in the video you forgot to tell us the length of the waistband (you mentioned the width), but it is in the instructions below. This is so handy! Your music is uplifting, yet not overpowering or too loud like some videos I've seen. It's very professional. Thank you!
So I am a complete newbie and this will be my first circle skirt. I’m reading through the comments and nobody else has asked and it doesn’t say in the directions how much you even need fabric wise to start is it a yard? Or is it more? it just says folded in four but I don’t know how big the fabric needs to be in the first place OK silly question but I don’t wanna cut up my fabric if I don’t need it all.
I have made so many skirts with this pattern and I absolutely love how they turn out! I even got a new sewing machine for Christmas! Thank you so much for the incredibly helpful and easy to follow tutorial! I will definitely be using more of your patterns!
Thank you. I know I can always come to you for easy, straightforward and clear instructions to take the stress out and make sewing more enjoyable than it already is.
Dana, I just can’t believe how much your daughter has grown! Good to see you back.
I know! It's so crazy. She's grown up throughout these videos :) And thanks! I'll try to share more regularly this year :) Dana
Same, when I saw her I was like, is she the little girl?
You are such a joy to watch and a really good teacher. Also, your camera is just at the right angle(s)
Yahuah sent His Son Yahusha to die and take our punishment!!! REPENT!! DO NOT TAKE THE VACCINE IT IS THE MARK OF THE Beast
@@starduststudios5671 lol
I had one day's notice to figure out something for my daughter to wear to a 1950s day at school, and I am not a talented sewist but your tutorial was so clear I was able to sew an adorable checkered skirt from an old sheet in a few hours, and the elastic waistband means she'll be able to wear it for several years. Thank you so much.
Thank you for this tutorial! All the folklorico or double circle skirts I have found call for either zippers or ribbons, I’ve been wanting an elastic waistband and this tutorial is perfect! Thank you so much for the details in making and sewing on an elastic waistband!
The narrow hem in perfect on this... and I love the more sophisticated look of the waistband (as opposed to a yoga waist or something similiar) NICE WORK. Thank you!
Im a grade 10 student and i have never done sewing before IN MY WHOLE LIFE, but i am willimg to learn, starting from here.
Thank you Thank you! I just bought fabric to make myself a circle skirt like this a week ago and I wasn't 100% sure how to go about it. This is EXACTLY what I needed. Thank you so so much!
Oh good! I'm so happy to hear that! Have fun sewing! Dana
Omg, I was just telling my husband that I missed your videos. I’m so happy you’re back!
I’m new at sewing and have found your videos enjoyable and easy to follow for a newbie like me.
Aww thanks Tiffany! I hope to post more regularly in 2021! Thanks for watching and I'm so happy you've taken up sewing :) Have fun with it all! - Dana
This is wonderful! I ADORE circle skirts. My LYS recently revamped their store, carrying a wider selection of fabrics. Now I have an excuse to go shopping! LoL!
You really don’t need all kinds of stuff to start sewing, but a good machine is essential. My husband bought me my first one forty years ago, and it still works! Not too long ago I gave it to a young lady that’s like a daughter to me. Don’t be fooled into buying a “beginners,or basic” sewing machine. They really don’t work that well, and you might as well get one that lasts.
[00:00] Music, view example piece on model.
[00:12] Intro with description of skirt.
[00:22] Music.
[00:32] 3 examples.
[00:57] Supplies.
• Fabric
• Elastic, 1" wide non-rolling
• Ruler
• Cutting surface
• Scissors or rotary cutter
• DIY skirt pattern (see below)
[01:03] Basic concept. (See previous video)
[01:21] Measurements.
[01:46] Cut fabric.
[03:01] Waistband description.
[03:40] Cutting tools.
[03:44] 3.25" wide waistband.
[04:15] Fold & press 1/4" raw edges of waistband.
[04:52] Fold & press waistband in half.
[05:04] Pin waistband to skirt.
[05:51] Tail of waistband.
[06:12] Pin 2 ends of waistband.
[07:16] Sew ends of waistband, match up to skirt, trim, and pin.
[08:35] Sew waistband to skirt using 1/4" seam allowance.
[09:12] Turn indide-out; then fold to cover previous stitch line, and pin waistband. Leave 2" opening in back of skirt to slip elastic through later.
[10:35] Pin 2" opening in back.
[10:59] Sew waistband to skirt.
[11:45] Through 2" opening, slide elastic into waistband.
[12:29] Pin end of elastic to skirt.
[12:56] Pull both ends of elastic out from opening. Pin and sew together.
[14:00] Spread folds, match opening to skirt, and sew opening closed.
[14:36] Final step: Fold and press 1/4" raw edge of hem.
[15:04] Fold and press another 1/4" edge of hem to encase previously folded raw edge.
[15:15] Link to another video showing another method to hem a circular skirt: "How to make a Circle Skirt - for any age + any size" by MADE Everyday
ruclips.net/video/oqNU0-ORkbA/видео.html
[15:26] Sew hem.
[15:43] Voila! Completed skirt.
I’ve been watching you for years Dana - before I had children and now I have them too! And I just so happen to need a tutorial for this right when you published it!! Thank you!
THANK YOU SO MUCH! I agree with others... this is one of many circle skirt video tutes I've viewed and by far the best! Looking forward to using this waistband technique.
Thanks so much for this video. You're a great teacher and I the ease of the pattern! Love this skirt!
I love your videos. You’re also goofy and that’s fun. Makes us feel like we’re friends, and you’re encouraging us to sew!
Hahah. Thanks so much! :)
You also need to add the extra inches to the waist area if you are not working with a stretch fabric to be able to get it over your hips.
Just found you! I'm making these circle skirts for 3 granddaughters for Christmas - thank you!
Your videos are so easy to follow!!!! Please keep sharing! Thank you
Thank you Casey! Dana
Thank you for this video! I'm just learning (or remembering - middle school sewing classes were a long time ago 😅) how to sew again and this was a fantastic tutorial. Every other waistband video I watched left me confused, but you somehow made it very clear and easy to understand. I can't wait to get out my sewing machine and fabric and try it! :)
Please please please make more videos , you are the only one I can follow , I love your Chanel x
Only this morning I was thinking when you would put up a video
Hahah. I know! It's been a while, but I'm back with some videos! Sorry for the long break. 2020 was a crazy year :) Dana
@@MADEEveryday Soo true
Aw, this is a great tutorial and I love this skirt-a really neat idea to make a few gathers, sort of the best of both worlds. Genius, I had not thought of that. My favorite memory is of the twin dresses my mom made for us. It is not too much, believe me, it is a memory she will cherish.
I followed this video and made a circle skirt for my toddler. It came out perfect. Thank you Dana!
Cant say how happy i am i found you
Thank you for this! I am following this method to make my first ever circle skirt 🙂. Since its for my little granddaughter I needed a pattern with elasticated waistband and this came into view right on time.
Much appreciated 🙏
you are just absolutely fabulous queen, this is my first sewing tutorial and the instructions are super clear and i've already made 6 of these skirts already. thank you for just being amazing.
Hahah. Thanks! Have fun sewing :) - Dana
Fingers 🤞 crossed! Attempting my first circle skirt & it's out of slippery fabric! Please wish me luck. This old nanny is learning a new "trick"
You can do it! Have fun sewing! - Dana
I recently went to the vet with my dog and she had to wear the cone. For some reason when we took it off I had an idea that it will be awesome stencil to cut out pattern for skirt lol 😂
Haha. Hilarious and YES! It's like a plastic circle skirt :) Haha. - Dana
Yahuah sent His Son Yahusha to die and take our punishment!!! REPENT!! DO NOT TAKE THE VACCINE IT IS THE MARK OF THE Beast
@@starduststudios5671 how is this relevant
This is a great tutorial, thanks so much! The only thing I’m confused about is how long you make the rectangle for the elastic band. I made one that’s 8 inches longer than the circumference of my waist and it’s still not long enough. As I pin it, there are bunches so it shortens it but even 8 extra inches isn’t long enough. Thanks!
I love this waist band technique so much better than the others I have tried. I made a circle skirt and I am so happy that it was easy!!
Love your tutorials! I want to teach my granddaughter how to make easy things for her. (Lol like cooking )kids like to wear the things they make. Gets them started. Keep it up!
Hi Dana! Lovely to see you!! 🙏🏼❤
Thanks! I know it's been a while. 2020! Ahhh. Back to video making in 2021! :) Dana
@@MADEEveryday Yay...so glad!
Nice to see you back. Greetings from the UK. 🇬🇧
Thanks Richard!
We miss u 🤩
Yes!!!!!! ☝🏼
Aww thanks! I'm sorry I haven't posted as much this past year. 2020 was a little crazy. But I plan to most more this coming year! Dana
We missed so much glad your back
Thank you :) I hope to post more videos this coming year! Thanks for watching :) Dana
I just love to see you working the same way i do, just eyeball all of the ironing and go with it
Haha. Right? No time to be that precise. Haha
Another fantastic video!!
Awesome! Thank you Sarah! and yes, you should definitely make a skirt for yourself :) Dana
This has been the first item of clothing I ever made (I’ve made cushion covers but that’s it) and it turned out well enough that my 4 year old daughter won’t take it off. I used a really stretchy fabric so when I cut the hole it was way way too big. I just added some pleats to the waist as I went around but the whole thing was tricky just because of my stupid material choice.
You're an excellent teacher! You make it all seem so easy. Thanks
This is great! Thanks so much! I took a dress apart and was trying to figure out how to make the skirt look nice on the top! Now I have my answer!
Thanks Danna I will definitely have to make some that is just so stinking adorable I have eight granddaughters and four daughters that would love a new skirt will have to definitely have to make some great idea to use some fabric up tfs
Oh awesome! I hope you make some Delia! :) Dana
I love this. The waistband technique works so well with the 1/4 circle skirt pattern I was able to come up with for my daughter's school uniform skirts. I hate waistbands - Thank you!
This is a great pattern. What kind of fabric is the plaid example you're using in the video? I'm teaching 3 beginners.
I was literally searching for a tutorial for this yesterday! Should have waited a day, lol.
Arg. Sorry! I guess you'll have to make another one. Haha
Haha, yes! Can't make enough clothes for my little girl. :) Love your tutorials! Some of the best out there. I've made lots of the things you've shared.
Awesome and easy patter. So clever. Thank you for sharing and explaining so clearly!
How much fabric did you buy for skirt??
I need to make this skirt ASAP
This has helped so much highly recommend
you made it look so easy
thank you for this video
Live it. Do you a video to make a tul skirt?
Thank you so much. It seems every time I youtube "how to sew...?" your channel comes up. I should know by now, just go right to MADE Everyday :)
Hi dana thanks for the video! Ill definitely try this. I hope youre staying safe and healthy!
I have 3 little girls under 6 so I’m definitely making matching skirts! Thank you!
Sounds adorable!
I love your videos. So refreshing and easy
Please do a wrap skirt tuturiol!
So awesome you posted this! I come to your channel when I’m preparing to sew something 😬
Can you do a video on how to lengthen a dress hem? You’re awesome!
Thanks Courtney! That's a fun idea. :) Dana
Whohoo!! So glad you posted this video!! :) you're amazing
Thank you!
This tutorial is the best one thank you for your time really appreciate
How long is the waist band measurement?
I made my daughter the cutest skirt using your tutorial 😃 thank you!!! I wish I could send a picture so you can see!!
Nice job! Love your videos. My last step when making these skirts, is to sew a line of stitching on the waistband, at each side to ensure the elastic doesn’t twist. If it’s snug, like yours, it probably doesn’t need it, but I always did it, just to make sure. I bet your daughter loved it!
Yes. Great idea!
Thanks for the helpful, concise instructions! I've nearly finished making one, and I think it turned out pretty well.
I have the Babylock Zeal and it’s similar to yours. Thank you for mentioning how we don’t need all the bells and whistles.
Oh good I'm so happy to hear that! The Zeal is a great machine!
What are your fabric recommendations for this? Cotton?
thank you for explaining things so well! i’m very much so a beginner so i appreciate it
This skirt is so cute! I'll have to try this.
Such a great tutorial, thank you! Just a question about making a maxi skirt version... Is there a way to fold fabric to get an adult maxi length? I'm tall and really want to make a swishy, floaty floor length circle skirt!
Hi Kate, Thanks! Yes. You can make a maxi circle skirt, but it's hard to get the fabric long enough....you would likely need to sew two sides seams or even 4 seams to get enough length on your fabric (for an adult). You could also cut a more A-line version of a skirt, so it's not a full circle, and that would allow you to have more fabric length to work with. I hope that makes sense! :) - Dana
Finally back Dana! So happy to see you!
Stay safe ❤️
Can you please make a simple dress for adults? I love your work!
I started sewing with your videos but one thing I felt I was missing was knowing more about fabrics. Then I got this wonderful book from the library and I come to realize you are the author! Any chance of reprinting 'Fabrics A to Z'?
Thank you for the double pin idea.
It saves me every time!
Thank you!! I was able to make the casing thanks to your video!!
THANK YOU for this video!!!! I always find that woven fabric has more prints available and is way more affordable
I was so happy to see a new video! When I’m threading elastic through the casing, I have a plastic clothespin that I pinch onto the other end so the elastic won’t snake through as I’m pulling.
Great idea. Thanks! Dana
You are a very good teacher
Love you mam
lucy!! what a model!
Haha. Thanks! She's had to live through many projects and years of it :)
Imagine getting a heart from the uploader.. thank you ma'am for your videos. God bless you more🥰🥰🥰
YEs i am so excited your back
Hahah. Me too! Thanks :) Dana
Long time you dont have a video... thank you so much you’ll be back again. I miss you
Thank you so much. Loved band closing too. Kept the skirt neat
Your videos have helped me a lot to teach myself to sew for my little girl ☺️☺️❤️
Oh good! I'm so happy to hear that! Thanks Maria! I hope you're making all sorts of things for you little one :) Dana
@@danawillard2241 I am! And I will keep learning from your videos :) thank you for inspiring ☺️
OMG I JUST CUT MY FABRIC AND IT WOOORKED!! Omg im so excited-- 😂
Yay! She's back! ❤️🤩
A helpful tip is to tack the elastic down in a few places to keep it from rolling. If your casing is pretty snug you probably don’t need to do it.
This is cute I'll make one for my daughter too
Oh good! It would be fun to have matching skirts with your kids :)
Thanks for sharing... love this!!!
After long back ma'am
Ur amazing video
Great video! What kind of fabric did you use?
Your videos are amazing. So clear and put-together! You explain stuff so well and you're also really fun :D I'm new and only watched 2 of your videos but I already love your channel!
This was a great and really clear tutorial, thank you!!
I am confused. If the waist measurement is the actual size of the waist, and there is no zipper, how do you get this on over your bum? The elastic cannot stretch any larger than the waist measurement. What am I missing?
she added 5 inches. The elastic pulls it together, but let's it stretch
Hello! New subscriber here!
I really find that ironing fabric before sewing helps a lot, especially if you have difficulty sewing straight.
Hi 🖐🏾🖐🏾🖐🏾.......thank you for this....miss seeing you, but I'm still watching your other videos
Hahah. Awesome. I hope to post more videos in 2021! :) Thanks for watching Lynette - Dana
I’m trying to make on of these for myself, but I’m running into a problem where the fabric isn’t wide enough. I got plenty of yards, but when I fold it up, and lay the cut out down half of it doesn’t fit on the fabric! Any advice?
I would buy wider fabric and the fabric you cant use for something else
Hello. iam from India Andhra Pradesh I like your videos are so easy way thank you 🌹🌹