Single Layer Tutu Skirt- Halloween Tutu Skirt

Join us as we make a single-layer, double-ribboned tutu skirt that is perfect for your Halloween costume.
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[@lorifiorelli]

Great video great instructor. I’ve watched a few of your videos now I haven’t started my first tutu. You do something different than others you use clips and I was impressed for accuracy of sewing get a little confused as far as the ribbon placement on another video it seems like I can’t see wow but it looks like a lot of tool is covered over the ribbon. I’ll have to watch him a few more times but last video I watched I had to watch it a few times because it is soft piano music put me to sleep and then I’m an old lady at 78 but I wanna make tutu for my great granddaughter and if it goes well enough I live very close to a farmers market maybe I can Make a little extra income I did see and Company recommended they had premade tutus and I thought what a great way to start but I don’t know if they’re using as much material as it would be if we made it myself. I also looking for wide ribbon but the company that I saw on the site the prices didn’t look very good to me. I’d like to buy 100 yard spools of satin ribbon and I’m in love with this ribbon with the polkadots on it. I think it makes all of the tutus look so strikingI might order the T-shirts or get back in touch with you and purchase some maybe some with designs on them but I have to be able to resell them so I have to look for someone that can work with my name. Is Lori Fiorelli thank you very much.

[@embroidink]

You are welcome, and thank you for watching. When I make my re-made tutu, my production is very different.

[@lorifiorelli]

Another question. Does the tutu come out better if you put the ribbon on each layer of tool or is it easier and pretty just to line up your ribbon so it together and then put it on the tool if that makes sense

[@embroidink]

Yes, your statement made sense. The tutu looks beautiful either way once it's made full to begin with; it would take longer if you sew the ribbons together first and then add it to the tulle fabric/tutu because you will still have to sew the ribbon on the tutu...remember it's all about saving time, so the less time it takes to make a tutu the better.