Draping a Princess Seam Bodice
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- In this "Fashion School with Nick Verreos" video I will teach you how to drape a Princess Seam Bodice. This is one of the lessons from my new book, The Fundamentals of Fashion Draping. A princess seam is a seam line that traditionally runs from the armhole or the shoulder to the hem, where the bust and the waist darts are incorporated into this seam.
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Not only did I find this video informative, but very entertaining. I've been interested in learning to drape but thought it might be too complicated to learn. I love the straightforward but uncomplicated way that Nick explained it. I really wish he offered online draping courses because I much prefer that to books
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Welcome back Nick..long time
My god.... After a long time.... I was waiting for your video
So glad to see you again!! I've used your tips so many times!
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Very interesting to watch. I sew on a much smaller scale (fashion dolls), and while I've accumulated a lot of ready-made patterns, I ultimately want to start designing my own. This video was great because it helps me see not just how a garment is constructed the way it is, but WHY. Once I know the why, I can infer other information from that. Thanks!
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Wow, this is an amazing tutorial I've never watched. I am excited about this to do mine❤🎉
I really enjoy your tutorials.
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Been waiting for you to make videos again!!! The struggle is reeeaaal! Hahaha loved it!!!!
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Will you be adding a video of how to drape the back princess seam bodice? I searched your page for the 2nd part of the process. Thanks for the great instruction!
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Hello :) thank you for an amazing video ❤️🔥 and Ive been learning draping techniques on my own for years, since we only draft patterns at school. May I please ask if there is a method to determine the armhole depth, even that my dressform does not have any arm plate? Thank you so much ❤
I have French European!
What happens when a person is wider and fluffier? Seems like the pieces aren’t big enuf so what do u do?
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How do I apply this towards a persons measurements?
I’m also curious about that.
Ideally, I think that you would have a dress form that is the size you need. I don't have one, though. >_
Is it possible to drape on a human not a dress form? How about draping onto yourself?
I want the garment to fit me not the dressform