EASY QUICK DRESS DRAPING TUTORIAL | HOW TO DRAPE A DRESS
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- Опубликовано: 2 июн 2024
- Hello guys, this tutorial shows you an easy to follow way of draping a dress on a dress form, please let's chat in the comment box below and let me know if you'll like to see the sewing of this dress.
I hope you enjoy this tutorial, please let me know if you have questions or need clarifications in the comments below and also if you found the tutorial helpful.
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good work !❤
but how to sew the dress after draping ? I really want to know 😢
I handsew first with needle and thread on the mannequin and I transfer to the machine to sew. Sewing first with needle and thread keeps the pattern in place.
You can also check this video as I did the process with the skirt here.
ruclips.net/video/Z9TNRi1BWRs/видео.html
This is what I was hoping to see as well
@@tomeatilda hey beautiful dress. I had the same question. How do I watch the video if it says private?
So how do u keep it together wen taking it off ur dress form don’t u hav to tak pins out
What if u are sewing for a plus size can you still use this dress from.
So beautiful!!!! It helped soooo much! ❤️❤️❤️
Glad it helped!, thank you for watching
Woow👌👌👌 am gonna try this one of these days! Thank you so much for this tutorial.
Thank you so much for watching and for your nice compliment. Would love to hear how yours turn out after you've tried it.!!!
Can u make a video on how u transferred it from the dress form to sow an a machine
Thank you for watching 🌸
My next video will show that, I am currently working on a dress, I will make sure to include the sewing in it. Subscribe and turn on your notification to know when I upload the video.
@@tomeatilda alright done akindly tag me when you do thanks a lot
I'm very much interested in this too ma. Thanks as we awiat
Good evening ma pls after doing this on d maniqune how do I remove n sew it exactly
I usually hand sew first with needle and thread before taking it down to keep the drapes and design
@@tomeatilda thanks so much I appreciate
Please how would you remove the drapes of the mannequin? And how do you add seam allowances, so that you can stich them together
I handsew first with needle and thread on the mannequin and I transfer to the machine to sew. Sewing first with needle and thread keeps the pattern in place.
You can also check this video as I did the process with the skirt here.
ruclips.net/video/Z9TNRi1BWRs/видео.html
Do you put that on top of a lining? I dont think the drapes will hold beautifully as is. Where do you put the zipper? I can get a bed sheet and pin it in a mannequin and make it loik fabulous. Stop showing half ass videos.
To drape is 1 thing putting it together is another
Like to see a full video of you doing it plz
Thought you would have given the amount of fabric needed,
This was an oversight, I’m going to include it in the description box as well. I used about 4 metres of the fabric for the dress . Thank you for watching.
The fabric is also a 60-inch width fabric
How then do I sew this is it with a machine or Hand Stitch
Thank you for watching 🌸
My next video will show that, I am currently working on a dress, I will make sure to include the sewing in it. Subscribe and turn on your notification to know when I upload the video.
What type of fabric are you using?
It's a spandex jersey fabric
@@tomeatilda thanks