Here's a sew-along video for the Faux Collar Shirt Dress! I highly recommend watching the cropped/tucked version video first for a better understanding. Here's the link for you! ruclips.net/video/sQg3WWNvfn4/видео.htmlsi=3RwrC5qXM0VpsQuR And don't forget to get 35% off the pattern during the introductory sale, now through October 15th! ❤ twooninefabric.ca/collections/new/products/pdf-faux-collar-shirt-and-dress-pattern-sewing-therapy
I love your patterns and have made 3 of your dresses already so I need to try this too! Thank you for using dark fabric and white thread. What a difference it makes in following the steps! ❤
I’m so glad you’ve enjoyed making the dresses. I wasn’t planning on including sewing steps, so I thought it would be helpful to use a noticeable serger thread. I’m so happy to hear it was helpful for you! I can’t wait to see how this one turns out for you! ❤️
I love your patterns. Most of them are not my style, but they are visually pleasing, and I learned so much from your videos. Recently, I bought the wrap dress pattern and I can't wait to make it over the Christmas holidays. Thank you.
Thank you for introducing this beautiful dress - I love it and have just purchased. I have a question about choice of size though. I've chosen to make a UK size 14 which in your finished garment size chart gives a bust measurement of 49.7 inches. should I size up if I want to include pleats or is this the measurement after inserting the pleats? Your videos are great to watch - so clear and easy to follow.
Thank you so much for your kind words and for purchasing the dress! The measurement in the finished garment size chart is taken without the pleats. You don’t need to size up for them. You can add the pleats and adjust them to your preferred fit!
I bought this pattern immediately after seeing the first video and specifically for the dress version - so happy for this tutorial! 😊 What fabrics did you use for the burgundy version and the black and white checked version of the dress? I love the structure and drape, respectively, of each. 😊
My burgundy dress is made from a crisp and structured cotton fabric, while the black and white check shirt dress is crafted from a cotton-linen blend that offers a beautiful drape! I hope your Faux Collar dress turns out just as you envision.
Hello. Are the sizes on the pattern US sizes? I’m usually a size 10 in Australian sizes. I made the 10 in this pattern and it seems way too big. I’ll definitely make it again but just would like clarification on the sizes. Thank you
Hello 👋 The pattern includes both US and UK sizing. From what I know, AU size 10 corresponds to US size 6. Since this pattern is designed to be oversized, I recommend checking the finished garment measurements to ensure you select the right size.
Here's a sew-along video for the Faux Collar Shirt Dress! I highly recommend watching the cropped/tucked version video first for a better understanding. Here's the link for you! ruclips.net/video/sQg3WWNvfn4/видео.htmlsi=3RwrC5qXM0VpsQuR
And don't forget to get 35% off the pattern during the introductory sale, now through October 15th! ❤
twooninefabric.ca/collections/new/products/pdf-faux-collar-shirt-and-dress-pattern-sewing-therapy
This was such a well made video. A confident beginner sewer could follow this and really build confidence. Thank you for this excellent tutorial. 🎀
You’re very welcome! I’m so glad you enjoyed it!😊
I love your patterns and have made 3 of your dresses already so I need to try this too! Thank you for using dark fabric and white thread. What a difference it makes in following the steps! ❤
I’m so glad you’ve enjoyed making the dresses. I wasn’t planning on including sewing steps, so I thought it would be helpful to use a noticeable serger thread. I’m so happy to hear it was helpful for you! I can’t wait to see how this one turns out for you! ❤️
I love your patterns. Most of them are not my style, but they are visually pleasing, and I learned so much from your videos. Recently, I bought the wrap dress pattern and I can't wait to make it over the Christmas holidays. Thank you.
I hope you love making the wrap dress! 😊
This is such a cute pattern! I love your style so much 🥰
Aww thank you! ❤️☺️
Thank you for introducing this beautiful dress - I love it and have just purchased. I have a question about choice of size though. I've chosen to make a UK size 14 which in your finished garment size chart gives a bust measurement of 49.7 inches. should I size up if I want to include pleats or is this the measurement after inserting the pleats? Your videos are great to watch - so clear and easy to follow.
Thank you so much for your kind words and for purchasing the dress! The measurement in the finished garment size chart is taken without the pleats. You don’t need to size up for them. You can add the pleats and adjust them to your preferred fit!
I love this design! I can't wait to sew one up. Thank you so much for sharing ❤❤👍👍😁😁
Hope you enjoy it!😉❤️
I bought this pattern immediately after seeing the first video and specifically for the dress version - so happy for this tutorial! 😊
What fabrics did you use for the burgundy version and the black and white checked version of the dress? I love the structure and drape, respectively, of each. 😊
My burgundy dress is made from a crisp and structured cotton fabric, while the black and white check shirt dress is crafted from a cotton-linen blend that offers a beautiful drape! I hope your Faux Collar dress turns out just as you envision.
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Loved it❤.. Could you try some victorian/edwardian style blouse/dress also..?
Will try! 😅
Hello. Are the sizes on the pattern US sizes? I’m usually a size 10 in Australian sizes. I made the 10 in this pattern and it seems way too big. I’ll definitely make it again but just would like clarification on the sizes. Thank you
Hello 👋 The pattern includes both US and UK sizing. From what I know, AU size 10 corresponds to US size 6. Since this pattern is designed to be oversized, I recommend checking the finished garment measurements to ensure you select the right size.
@@SewingTherapy ah thank you. That explains the extra, extra room lol.