Thank you so much for the amazingly clear and detailed pattern and video. I just finished this dress for my granddaughter and it’s beautiful. I’m 52 years old and this is the first garment I’ve ever sewn since learning to sew a couple of months ago! I’m so proud of myself right now!
I just made this dress today for Easter for my daughter. It looks so good. The lining really adds an element of polish. As a new sewer I’m very proud of myself.
I'll b 66 this yr n I've never really sewn much except for some half-completed sch sewing work.As I watch u teaching n demonstrating how easy it is to sew that dress, my heart was thumping fast n I visualise myself actually making a homemade dress for my 1yr old granddaughter.Still thinking abt it n hope to make it a beautiful wearable reality!
I love this pattern.❤️ brought it yesterday and made a size 6 yrs,today I'm making a size 7,just for the extra room. I did a little trick my mum taught me with the elastic cord and that is to tape the loop together before you insert it in between the fabric pieces as this keeps the loop together, works a treat. Still a newbie after 20 plus years of sewing so watched this video over and over. I nailed it. 😁
Taping the cord can make the needle sticky if it goes through it. The best way to hold the cord together is to take a stitch or two through it to secure it. That way, the needle doesn't get sticky and jam-up.
I love how you explain everything!!! So calm and without hurry. And very clear. I am a total beginner with sewing and I cannot wait to try a lot of the things you made. Thanks a lot!!!
Hello from Pflugerville! :D I can't tell you how much I appreciate this tutorial. I was following a pattern yesterday that did an extremely poor job of explaining the back of the dress slit and cord concept. I spent hours trying to understand what they were saying, and eventually just gave up. This tutorial made COMPLETE sense, and I thank you so much for it! Happy sewing. :)
I'm making the peplum swing dress that forms part of the pattern for the 5th time now! I watch this video everytime. Thank you again. So helpful. My friends go gaga for the tops my daughter are wearing
I am so thankful for you!!! I just finished the dress and I feel so happy! It's adorable. This is the first time I've sewn anything since home ec class way back in the late 1970's!!! I usually knit, but this was so quick compared to knitting a dress! Again thank you for the pattern and the video makes it doable for someone like me!
Aww that is the best!! I'm so happy to hear that! YES. Sewing something and watching it transform from fabric into an actual cute, useful item is so empowering. I'm glad you got to experience that again! I hope you have fun sewing more projects. Thanks for sharing Tracy! :) - Dana
I am a new sewer and my first project was your zipper lined pouch. It came out so pretty! Now, I want to try this dress for my niece. I know she will love it! Thanks for the super helpful videos.
what a great thing for YT..I am 62, was a textile designer in the 80's... sewed since I'm 15...and how fortunate you can design your own fabric, sell it and have a YT channel to do all that. That didnt exist in the past....
Thank you sooo much for your clear pattern. I have never bought before a pattern which can fit for a beginner like yours. You really know how to make things simple. I highly recommend this pattern to anyone regardless of their sewing skill. The only thing which I really would like the seam allowance instead of 3/8, 4/8 would give more room and comfort to sew with less error. Thank you again,
I'm so happy I subscribed to you. I am welcoming my first Grandbaby. :-)She is having a girl :-). I want to make lots of dresses and this will be PEEEERRRRRFECT. Thank You
I loved this video! Thank you so much. I would love it if you could do a small video on how to attach the sleeve when working with a lining. It make it so much easier for us novice sewers. Thanks again for all the awesome videos!
I love your tutorials, you take out any anxieties around sewing, you make it seem so easy which made me feel so comfortable trying more and more detailed projects like this dress for my daughters. You inspire me to keep sewing, cant wait to see more videos, keep up the great work 👏 🥰
So cute! For educational purposes it might be better to use a slightly darker lining fabric next time as your table and sewing machine are all so white too!
My project this weekend :) I was saying - "Wow! Such a smart, great teacher!", my daughter - "She looks like Elsa!" Thank you for a great pattern and teaching video!
Thank for this brilliant pattern and tutorial...I am primarily a quilter who makes dresses for charity on the side. This pattern eliminated all the skills I am challenged on: bias binding, gathering, and buttonholes. It is a win-win for me. Thank you 😊
Your easy, neat dress lining INSPIRED me. Took pic of a similar retail 24mo. dress, while holding a slide rule. Having shortened my dear friend's long sundress to above the knee, she's being surprised with that toddler A-line, with enough outside scrap material left, for her newborn baby granddaughter. Used a Co-ording solid, lining fabric. Thanks :-}
Loved this tutorial. I've seen many tutorial on little girl dresses and this is far the best I've seen yet. I've been searching exhaustingly because I so want to sew dresses for my 2 yr old. Thanks to you, I've got a project to start. *****
I love the simplicity of this dress as I’m new to sewing garments. It’s nice to have a pattern that uses cotton instead of knit! I wish you had an instructional video for the sleeved swing dress!
Thanks so much for this, I bought the pattern and followed the video and now have completed my first lined dress. I want to brave the sleeves next time. Lovely project for lockdown when you can't go to clothes shops.
Yes that would be wonderful! I keep looking for adult patterns as I am trying to begin sewing some of my own clothes and I can only find examples of children clothes. As lovely as they are they wouldn't work for me.
I agree! I would love to make this dress for myself, but I'm such a newbie I have no concept of how to make it bigger. LOL Adult patters would be terrific.
Got your wonderful pattern yesterday. Made one of the dresses today. Fabulous. So easy with your great instructions. Thank you so much. Margaret in Glasgow Scotland
How funny! I just made my first a couple of weeks ago and sat down tonight to make my second and this popped up! Love this pattern. Thank you so much!! 💛 Now I'm going to watch the video and make sure I've been doing it properly 😆
Hi Dana...i have been posting comments on ur other videos as well..u r d best stitching tutor in d RUclips...i learnt alot from u..thanks alot...pls pls pls do a video on how to sew dresses for adults..especially d ones u wear..pls pls pls
I echo Rachel’s comments below! Adult designs would be fab. I love the way you make everything manageable, thank you, as well as your bright, fun fabric designs ( I sell these in my shop incidentally so that shows how much I like them lol).
Thanks Christine! Yes, I plan to show some adult garments down the road. Adult clothing is sometimes a bit more complicated because there are many different body shapes, and often the clothing requires a pattern piece, which is why I haven't done many garment videos till now. It's just an added element to the video. I'm glad you make similar dresses too! They are so much fun! :) Dana
your videos have helped me SO much! i just started sewing my kids clothes and your videos are so much better than others out there! they are easy to follow and are so helpful! Love your fabric too!!! Thank you so much!
Love love love your tutorials! Stubbled across your videos last week when I was searching for a tutorial on shorts. You made it super easy to learn and the shorts turned out great!
Just finished this dress! My first one for my daughter. I love the video tutorial. I wish there was one for the twirl version, I’ve already got that one cut but I’m a bit intimidated to sew it.
I love watching your video tutorials. You are so precise and specific when giving your tutorial. I am going to make this for my 2 years old niece. Love your channel. - From Toledo, Ohio.
Yay! So happy to see a new video. I thought I would just watch a few min and get back to the rest later but I ended up watching all 24:28 at once! LOL. Your demos are absolutely the best. 🙌👏👏👏
Hi Dana, I found your video by accident and have fallen in love with your tutorials. I love how detailed and precise you are in showing how to sew and the little tips that are a great help. I made a simple, elastic waist skirt with pockets for a friend and it turned out so well that she couldn't believe that I had made it. It is because I did everything exactly as you had shown in the video. Unfortunately, I don't have a picture of just the skirt. Will have to edit the picture where she has it on, so that it doesn't show her face, before I post it. I am planning on making this dress for a friend's daughter. I love it, because I don't have her exact measurements, so I was looking for a dress that didn't fit to the bodice and this is a perfect one. Love the tip for the sleeves. Thank you for the wonderful ideas and videos!
I'm a beginner, so someone gave me several bags of miscellaneous fabrics. Many of them are too sheer to wear without lining. Alas there is no lining fabric in the bags. So I'm using two different fabrics to make a reversible dress. Looks very good. Thanks for the instructions.
SHORTCUT ALERT: Super cute dress. Love the way you do the hem, that's my favourite method. I do a lot of bulk sewing for charities so have developed tons of shortcuts. Rather than do all that clipping and folding under for armholes, I just leave the shoulder seams open for turning then do them last. Fold a little hem under front shoulder and put back should into the "tube". That way I can sew up the armholes while inside out flat with a 1/4" seam so there's no need for clipping or turning under. I also make the neck larger so there's no need for closure. Am I lazy or what? :)
Lovely tutorial. You take the fear out of sewing :D I can't wait to have a go at this for my 1yr old grandbaby. Thank you so much for your tutorials, I've learned a fair bit since I found you.
Hi new subscriber. I have a 21/2 year old grandaughter and I’m going to attempt to make her dresses. And other clothes so I will be scrolling through your lists to see what you make. I’m also looking for pjs for all sizes as well. Loving what you made. You made it look so simple.
I loved this tutorial, since i started sewing I always had this problem with the lining and applying it, u made it super easy, thank you, keep up the amazing work, and please do more tutorials for boys.
I know nothing about nothing! As in I decided yesterday I want to learn how to sew and THIS is the first video I am watching for beginners hahaha. So my question about prewashing is when do you prewash, when you buy it, after you cut the main piece or after it is sewn? Edit: Though this is obviously advanced beginners, I'm excited about future me making this for my daughters. Thank you for this detailed fabulous video.
Oh my gosh! You are so talented and make this look so easy! I can't wait to try making this dress. Thanks for the detailed tutorial. Headed to your site to look at your adorable fabrics now. :)
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Thank you so much for the amazingly clear and detailed pattern and video. I just finished this dress for my granddaughter and it’s beautiful. I’m 52 years old and this is the first garment I’ve ever sewn since learning to sew a couple of months ago! I’m so proud of myself right now!
I just made this dress today for Easter for my daughter. It looks so good. The lining really adds an element of polish. As a new sewer I’m very proud of myself.
Oh that's so exciting and makes me so happy to hear! Good job!! And yes, it's fun to have a lining in there :) Virtual High five! - Dana
That is so encouraging! As a new sewer, myself, I am concerned how long this is going to take! How long did it take you?
If I recall, between kids, chores, life etc it took me two days but I think maybe 5 or 6 hours all together.
@@Lyonfam6 I have followed several more of her patterns since then and they are all very simple and nice looking.
Because of you….i got into sewing baby blankets….burp cloths…bibs!! Now I have a granddaughter 2yrs old n I want to sew cute stuff for her!! 😊
I love this!!! I think I will try this in flannel. It will be super cute paired with a turtle neck and tights for my 6 year old.
I'll b 66 this yr n I've never really sewn much except for some half-completed sch sewing work.As I watch u teaching n demonstrating how easy it is to sew that dress, my heart was thumping fast n I visualise myself actually making a homemade dress for my 1yr old granddaughter.Still thinking abt it n hope to make it a beautiful wearable reality!
I love this pattern.❤️ brought it yesterday and made a size 6 yrs,today I'm making a size 7,just for the extra room.
I did a little trick my mum taught me with the elastic cord and that is to tape the loop together before you insert it in between the fabric pieces as this keeps the loop together, works a treat.
Still a newbie after 20 plus years of sewing so watched this video over and over. I nailed it. 😁
Taping the cord can make the needle sticky if it goes through it. The best way to hold the cord together is to take a stitch or two through it to secure it. That way, the needle doesn't get sticky and jam-up.
I love how you explain everything!!! So calm and without hurry. And very clear. I am a total beginner with sewing and I cannot wait to try a lot of the things you made. Thanks a lot!!!
Thank you for that comment! Makes me happy to hear :) Have fun with your new sewing adventures! Dana
Hello from Pflugerville! :D I can't tell you how much I appreciate this tutorial. I was following a pattern yesterday that did an extremely poor job of explaining the back of the dress slit and cord concept. I spent hours trying to understand what they were saying, and eventually just gave up. This tutorial made COMPLETE sense, and I thank you so much for it! Happy sewing. :)
Oh good! I'm glad it all made sense! Thanks for sharing that. And Hello from nearby Austin! Have fun sewing :) Dana
Love it, thanks Dana! I'm a novice sewer, but your videos make it so easy to follow along and now I have something else to make for my 6mo girl! 😊
I'm making the peplum swing dress that forms part of the pattern for the 5th time now! I watch this video everytime. Thank you again. So helpful. My friends go gaga for the tops my daughter are wearing
I am so thankful for you!!! I just finished the dress and I feel so happy! It's adorable. This is the first time I've sewn anything since home ec class way back in the late 1970's!!! I usually knit, but this was so quick compared to knitting a dress! Again thank you for the pattern and the video makes it doable for someone like me!
Aww that is the best!! I'm so happy to hear that! YES. Sewing something and watching it transform from fabric into an actual cute, useful item is so empowering. I'm glad you got to experience that again! I hope you have fun sewing more projects. Thanks for sharing Tracy! :) - Dana
I am a new sewer and my first project was your zipper lined pouch. It came out so pretty! Now, I want to try this dress for my niece. I know she will love it! Thanks for the super helpful videos.
Awesome! Good job! Have fun sewing :) Dana
I'm a man trying to make a suit. I realize that is like a senior year project and I'm in kindergarten. This is super helpful to gain basic skills.
Haha you’ve got this! Go for it! I love a good challenge
what a great thing for YT..I am 62, was a textile designer in the 80's... sewed since I'm 15...and how fortunate you can design your own fabric, sell it and have a YT channel to do all that. That didnt exist in the past....
Thank you sooo much for your clear pattern. I have never bought before a pattern which can fit for a beginner like yours. You really know how to make things simple. I highly recommend this pattern to anyone regardless of their sewing skill. The only thing which I really would like the seam allowance instead of 3/8, 4/8 would give more room and comfort to sew with less error.
Thank you again,
Thanks! I'm glad you like it!
Hi Dana! Thank you for all your bright, fun and easy to understand video's! Love from the Netherlands
I'm so happy I subscribed to you. I am welcoming my first Grandbaby. :-)She is having a girl :-). I want to make lots of dresses and this will be PEEEERRRRRFECT. Thank You
Oh fun! Congrats! Have fun with all your projects :) Dana
I loved this video! Thank you so much. I would love it if you could do a small video on how to attach the sleeve when working with a lining. It make it so much easier for us novice sewers. Thanks again for all the awesome videos!
That dress pattern would make a sweet jumper (with a blouse or tshirt long or short sleeved) for winter.
I love your tutorials, you take out any anxieties around sewing, you make it seem so easy which made me feel so comfortable trying more and more detailed projects like this dress for my daughters. You inspire me to keep sewing, cant wait to see more videos, keep up the great work 👏 🥰
Thanks Kelly! I'm so happy to hear that! Have lots of fun sewing! Dana
Aloha from Hawaii! Love your videos. You make it encouraging for a novice like me to continue. Mahalo!
This was a great video to learn from. I just started sewing and finally got a sewing machine to make things easier and very excited to try this.
Got one for Christmas myself was feeling overwhelmed since didn't know where to start
So cute! For educational purposes it might be better to use a slightly darker lining fabric next time as your table and sewing machine are all so white too!
Hi there. Yep. Sorry about that! I wanted a white lining to work with the dress, but that would have been a better idea :) Thanks for watching! Dana
I made my first pair of pants when I was 9 years old. Enjoy yourself, it's great fun to make your own clothes.
Love it Dana. Sewing one for my granddaughter as I watch your video. Thank you. xx
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I feel like this is the first item I have created that didn't look a mess!
Oh good! That makes me happy to hear! - Dana
My project this weekend :) I was saying - "Wow! Such a smart, great teacher!", my daughter - "She looks like Elsa!" Thank you for a great pattern and teaching video!
Hahaha. Thanks! Have fun sewing :) Dana
Wow, lovely. I just made my daughter a beautiful dress thanks to your guidance. Good job.
Thank for this brilliant pattern and tutorial...I am primarily a quilter who makes dresses for charity on the side. This pattern eliminated all the skills I am challenged on: bias binding, gathering, and buttonholes. It is a win-win for me. Thank you 😊
Perfect! Awesome!
Your easy, neat dress lining INSPIRED me. Took pic of a similar retail 24mo. dress, while holding a slide rule. Having shortened my dear friend's long sundress to above the knee, she's being surprised
with that toddler A-line, with enough outside scrap material left, for her newborn baby granddaughter. Used a Co-ording solid, lining fabric. Thanks :-}
Dont ever stop making videos please!!! Love love love them! 💓
Loved this tutorial. I've seen many tutorial on little girl dresses and this is far the best I've seen yet. I've been searching exhaustingly because I so want to sew dresses for my 2 yr old. Thanks to you, I've got a project to start. *****
I love the simplicity of this dress as I’m new to sewing garments. It’s nice to have a pattern that uses cotton instead of knit! I wish you had an instructional video for the sleeved swing dress!
Thanks! And yes, I've always planned to do a video of the swing version, I just haven't gotten around to it! I'll have to do that soon :)
Your sewing videos are the best!! You explain so clearly and show exactly what you are doing, I love it!! Such a cute dress.
You present very well and just elegant and classy and fabulous
Thank you very much. from the bottom of my heart.
Thanks so much for this, I bought the pattern and followed the video and now have completed my first lined dress. I want to brave the sleeves next time. Lovely project for lockdown when you can't go to clothes shops.
Absolutely fantastic! Would love to see more adult patterns too!
Yes that would be wonderful! I keep looking for adult patterns as I am trying to begin sewing some of my own clothes and I can only find examples of children clothes. As lovely as they are they wouldn't work for me.
Absolutely fantastic work would love to see adults patterns too and I would love to get the website for little girls pattern also thank you
I agree! I would love to make this dress for myself, but I'm such a newbie I have no concept of how to make it bigger. LOL Adult patters would be terrific.
Got your wonderful pattern yesterday. Made one of the dresses today. Fabulous. So easy with your great instructions. Thank you so much. Margaret in Glasgow Scotland
How funny! I just made my first a couple of weeks ago and sat down tonight to make my second and this popped up! Love this pattern. Thank you so much!! 💛 Now I'm going to watch the video and make sure I've been doing it properly 😆
mum.me right? Lol I'm learning too. So comparing helps me guide my thought process
@@KouzyFox absolutely! Love a good video tutorial!
I love how understanding your videos are and I’d like u to do more adults stuff though
This is so beautiful! I want to make this for my daughter. Very clear & precise instructions! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much Grace! Have fun sewing! Dana
MADE Everyday You’re most welcome!
What a beautiful fabric. Thank you for teaching. Greetings from Mexico, I love to watch your tutorials.
Thank you Pabeoli! :) Dana
Your presentations are so simple to follow and encouraging. Your colors and patterns are so 'Doris Day'... love it!!
LOVE the sound of the scissors cutting the fabric
Haha. Me too! :) Dana
Ur way of explaining the steps is awesome...looking forward to more from such a talented lady as u..love from Pakistan.
Thank you Ayesha! :) Dana
Hi Dana...i have been posting comments on ur other videos as well..u r d best stitching tutor in d RUclips...i learnt alot from u..thanks alot...pls pls pls do a video on how to sew dresses for adults..especially d ones u wear..pls pls pls
Thanks Anitha! I'll think about that :) Dana
Genius on the arm holes reason!!!
I echo Rachel’s comments below! Adult designs would be fab. I love the way you make everything manageable, thank you, as well as your bright, fun fabric designs ( I sell these in my shop incidentally so that shows how much I like them lol).
Thanks Christine! Yes, I plan to show some adult garments down the road. Adult clothing is sometimes a bit more complicated because there are many different body shapes, and often the clothing requires a pattern piece, which is why I haven't done many garment videos till now. It's just an added element to the video. I'm glad you make similar dresses too! They are so much fun! :) Dana
I truly enjoy your videos!! Thank you. Do you have a pillowcase dress tutorial? Again, Thank you!
Lovely to see you back Dana. Brilliant tutorial 😘
your videos have helped me SO much! i just started sewing my kids clothes and your videos are so much better than others out there! they are easy to follow and are so helpful! Love your fabric too!!! Thank you so much!
Very simple. Thank very much.
That was brilliant. ..one of the best tutorials I have seen for a long time. Thank you
Thank u for sharing! I like how u carefully stitched n sewed slow. I will try to make this dress, looks so easy to make
Love love love your tutorials! Stubbled across your videos last week when I was searching for a tutorial on shorts. You made it super easy to learn and the shorts turned out great!
I love watching you it's full of details... And I get my new sewing machine to learned more
The way your brain works is truly a God given talent. I wish I was your next door neighbor.
Wow! So Beautifully Made. I Loved The Pattern.
Hi I'm just about to teach my 9 year old granddaughter to sew her first dress and this pattern will be ideal brilliant thank you
Thanks for the tutorial Dana. I've bought and printed the pattern. Now I'm gonna start cutting it and the material right away. Wish me luck! 😊
Great job You have good way of explaining the details of sewing
Just finished this dress! My first one for my daughter. I love the video tutorial. I wish there was one for the twirl version, I’ve already got that one cut but I’m a bit intimidated to sew it.
Oh good! I'm so happy to hear that! Yes. I should do a video for the twirly swing dress. That's a great idea!
Yes! Please.
@@MADEEveryday yes please
Excellent demonstration and clear explanation. Thank you very much
Awesome! Great!
Watching this restored my faith in myself to try this! Thanks! Great tutorial
Great to see you again!
Thanks! I took a big break over the summer. It's nice to be back! :) Dana
I got a sewing machine for Christmas and I've been wanting to sew my little sister a dress
You are such a great teacher!!!!
Just found your channel. I love this pattern. Will try to make this for Dress a Girl Around the World.
I love watching your video tutorials. You are so precise and specific when giving your tutorial. I am going to make this for my 2 years old niece. Love your channel. - From Toledo, Ohio.
Thanks Theresa! That makes me happy to hear....and keeps me wanting to make more! :) Dana
I'm happy your back! I love your videos! I love your fabric too!
Greta video, informative, precise, and well edited. Love that you go over all steps, without beeing boring... Good job
Your attention to the details made this look as though you bought it from a fancy department store, thank you!
Aww what an awesome comment! Thanks Janet! :) Dana
after sewing armholes as you turn?
Yay! So happy to see a new video. I thought I would just watch a few min and get back to the rest later but I ended up watching all 24:28 at once! LOL. Your demos are absolutely the best. 🙌👏👏👏
Hi Dana,
I found your video by accident and have fallen in love with your tutorials. I love how detailed and precise you are in showing how to sew and the little tips that are a great help. I made a simple, elastic waist skirt with pockets for a friend and it turned out so well that she couldn't believe that I had made it. It is because I did everything exactly as you had shown in the video. Unfortunately, I don't have a picture of just the skirt. Will have to edit the picture where she has it on, so that it doesn't show her face, before I post it.
I am planning on making this dress for a friend's daughter. I love it, because I don't have her exact measurements, so I was looking for a dress that didn't fit to the bodice and this is a perfect one. Love the tip for the sleeves.
Thank you for the wonderful ideas and videos!
Thanks for sharing this with me! I'm so glad the tutorial was helpful and that you had success with it. Have fun sewing! ❤️
Thank you so much, I was able to sew my first dress. It came out great, thanks for your instructions. 100% satisfied.
Como no entiendo una sola palabra de lo que decís, me quede encantada con tu peinado. ❤
Good to see you after a long time... It's was a wonderful video 😁
Thanks a million learnt a lot from it even though I already make garments like this. We sure learn everyday cos methods are different. Thumbs up.
This is the best video I've seen thank you so much
Made mine... easy to follow instructions and so pleased with the result for my first dressmaking attempt. Thank you
I'm a beginner, so someone gave me several bags of miscellaneous fabrics. Many of them are too sheer to wear without lining. Alas there is no lining fabric in the bags. So I'm using two different fabrics to make a reversible dress. Looks very good. Thanks for the instructions.
SHORTCUT ALERT: Super cute dress. Love the way you do the hem, that's my favourite method. I do a lot of bulk sewing for charities so have developed tons of shortcuts. Rather than do all that clipping and folding under for armholes, I just leave the shoulder seams open for turning then do them last. Fold a little hem under front shoulder and put back should into the "tube". That way I can sew up the armholes while inside out flat with a 1/4" seam so there's no need for clipping or turning under. I also make the neck larger so there's no need for closure. Am I lazy or what? :)
BratBusters Parenting, I do mine like you, so much easier.
Thanks for the tips! I guess it's just preference. Sometimes the "tube" way can be harder for some people. I'll have to give it another try!
Just love your tutorials, and your fabric range. Thank you
Great idea!
i am a beginner ,I do that too it is easier for me and guarantee a better result ! that way I know I will not mess it up
Bought the pattern . Excited to make one. Thanks
Lovely tutorial. You take the fear out of sewing :D I can't wait to have a go at this for my 1yr old grandbaby. Thank you so much for your tutorials, I've learned a fair bit since I found you.
Oh that's great, I'm glad it's less scary. :) Enjoy sewing for your grandbaby!
Thank you :D
You make it look so easy to make this dress. I wish I had time to make the dress so my granddaughter could wear it the first day of school.
looks so color full
Just wanted to say you're awesome and I love your sewing tutorials
Hi new subscriber. I have a 21/2 year old grandaughter and I’m going to attempt to make her dresses. And other clothes so I will be scrolling through your lists to see what you make. I’m also looking for pjs for all sizes as well. Loving what you made. You made it look so simple.
Great little dress. Thanks. Ann from Va.
Great job, I am going to make one for my granddaughter!!
I loved this tutorial, since i started sewing I always had this problem with the lining and applying it, u made it super easy, thank you, keep up the amazing work, and please do more tutorials for boys.
I just love your videos! Your way of teaching is amazing!
Thank you Arlene! That's really nice to hear---keeps me motivated to make more videos :) Dana
I Luv❤️ this baby’s dress 👗 I
Totally want to make this for my grand daughter!!!!!💕💕💕
you are very old
I know nothing about nothing! As in I decided yesterday I want to learn how to sew and THIS is the first video I am watching for beginners hahaha. So my question about prewashing is when do you prewash, when you buy it, after you cut the main piece or after it is sewn? Edit: Though this is obviously advanced beginners, I'm excited about future me making this for my daughters. Thank you for this detailed fabulous video.
Wow very pretty dress looks easy 😀 also very pretty little girl! Thank you for Sharing!!! Liz x
Oh my gosh! You are so talented and make this look so easy! I can't wait to try making this dress. Thanks for the detailed tutorial. Headed to your site to look at your adorable fabrics now. :)
It's not hard! Just take it a step at a time, and have fun. 😊
Thanks! Such a pleasant video!
The fabric collection patterns are so cute
Thanks a lot. I’m attempting to make my daughter a dress and this has helped loads. Now I just need to learn how to cut a straight line 😂
I love your fabric line!
Clear voice
Perfect way steps
Full explanation
I hope more videos and success 💋❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️