Drapery Shift Dress || No Side Seam
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Learn how to make this trendy shift dress that has just the front and back seam.
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Trendy Kaftan/Boubou With ONLY Front Seam | NO Side Seam
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Nice job, but pls what of if I decide to cut the back one and now use dat dsame back one to stress for d front one??? Dat means the two side will have joining but by so doing dis will it give me the style??? It a question ma and I need an urgent answer pls ma. Tanks so much and will be waiting for ur response ma..❤❤💋💋💋👊👊👊
Do you have a particular pattern drafting technique that you use like helen Armstrong and natalie brey
Lovely. Can it be made long if you dont want it short? If yes, is it the same process?
Yes, it’s the exact same process once you mark your desired length on your paper. However, I’d advised you to put a slit at the front.
You can even use different fabrics on both sides
@@GraceyStitches ok . Thank you so much
This so 😍, love that you do pattern drafting and in inches I need help can you do a tutorial on hw to make a gathered waist dress basics bodice with short sleeve and middle band please thanks
A very detailed tutorial. Well done
Thank you
Thank you for sharing, though i have some few questions to ask you if you don't mind me asking?The sleeve part,you took 3"on both sides,is this number constant or it varies from size to size*I mean those that number apply to people who are on the plus size range?You also measured 24" at the beginning,can one take more than 24"or less than 24"?Btw...i love the outcome of the dress.Thank you...🙏😊
You're welcome.
Regarding the sleeve opening, measure round your arm (exactly where you want the sleeve opening to be), then divide it by 2. The figure you get is what you should leave as the sleeve opening.
24" is optional (but it's an average length). It could be longer or shorter. Measure from the back of your neck, pass through your shoulder, and down to the desired length of your sleeve opening. That's what you should measure. So because the dress will drape eventually, it will fit all sizes perfectly.
@@GraceyStitches thank you so much for your quick response.... you're highly blessed....❤️🙏