I have tried this and it works perfectly .thank you Please can you make a tutorial for a plus size dartless bodice? The difference between front waist and back is always a challenge in a dartless bodice. Thank you
I love your videos and need to create a bodice block for my wife who happens to have measurements similar to those in your video. However I wish you had created an accompanying video detailing how you took each measurement that way I could make sure my measurements were accurate from the beginning. Do you have one? I see you have an excellent one for making women’s pants but can find for a bodice
Hello 🤗 thanks for your message and feedback. Yes I do have a video for taking measurements. Here is the link ruclips.net/video/IVabjTxQ1hw/видео.html All the best
Hi Sis this was such a good video for plus size. Please do more designs for us. I love underbust corset and corsets in general but I hate my back fate and armhole hanging all over the place. Please show s how to look good and comfortable in a corset❤❤Please
I just tried to make a bodice block from another tutorial when I came across a huge problem. My armhole was all in zigzags instead of a circle shape that the arm hole should be. I'm hoping this will help me better, since I am plus size! 🙂🙂
I love your enthusiasm for sewing. It is contagious ❤. I have watched the measuring on the mannequin. However, I feel with a plus sized person, there are differences and other points that need to be considered.
Hello, love the way you broke it down……I have a question though for the difference between the front waist and back waist which was 7 you took only 5 is it a standard to always keep 2 inches from the difference for cases where it’s more than 7 inches or even less
I saw how you derived how far down the chestline was but not how you deetermined how wide to draw it. Please explain the length as well. Thank you for this tutorial!
This was such an amazing watch Thank you very much for the tutorial. My own client is plus size but not quite busty. She's more wide. Her bust is just 45 inches. Now her front half length is 21 and her back half length is 14, which is 7 inches difference. I'm thinking since she isn't as busty as this your bust 51 client, maybe it's not very correct. My question is in this case where she's plus size, not overly busty but the half length difference is 7, can I still go ahead with this method here?
If you are sure of the measurements you took, then you can do it this way. It will still work. But I'm quite skeptical about the back half length. Make sure you have a string around the natural waistline so that you are sure the front half length and the back half length stopped around the same horizontal line.
No that is not the standard amount. The amount varies depending on the body size. For some plus size, the difference could be 5 inches between the front and back, and in such case, you can subtract 4 inches from the bust dart, and add 1 inch to the back waist so that the sides of both front and back matches. You just have to use your discretion.
What if the difference between the front half length and the back is 5 inches, are we going to use all the 5 inches. And the half length for front is 21 inches and the back is 16 inches
Because the difference between the front length and the back length is too wide due to the fuller breast. The front needs more dart intake because it has the breast. The dart shouldn't be too close together especially in front so that after Sewing, the bust sits well inside the bust cup area. If it is too close, it won't look well packed, and the wearing will feel choked around that bust area. Imagine wearing a bra that is too close together, you don't feel comfortable wearing it.
@@uwebyanuri well explained. Thank you so much. Do you have a basic bodice drafting (not the princess seam) for plus size? If not can you please post one? I like the way you teach and your take on the dart placements
@@glitzyeyezz5252 I'll try and do one using the Natalie Bray's method which has the shoulder dart instead. Stay tuned and hope you have subscribed. All the best 💕
The difference between my front half length and bsck is 6.5 inches. I was gonna do 4.5 inches for the dart, but that would make the dart lime go below my underbust measurements (the length between my busyline and underbust line is 3.5) does this matter? Or is it okay if the dart goes below the underbust line we drew
The shoulder dart is just another method for dart intake. You can choose to do bust dart or waist dart instead. Watch my tutorial on dart manipulation to understand it better. You must not do shoulder dart especially if you have already done the bust dart and waist dart.
Gigantic!!!! How can you call your own model that? What a shame!! Why would you use that term for your model on your channel? I've looked for months for a Afrocentric artists who would show all sizes. And I hope it would be you. But then you use that word, It would have been nice to have someone to Suport plus women.
Madam please rest. If you don't know the meaning of that word use your dictionary. You are making an issue out of nothing. There is no body shaming here
God bless you for this wonderful tutorial, welĺ explained
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Excellent tutorial
I love your explaining more knowledge ❤
Thank you 😊
I have tried this and it works perfectly
.thank you
Please can you make a tutorial for a plus size dartless bodice? The difference between front waist and back is always a challenge in a dartless bodice. Thank you
I'm glad it worked. Ok noted. I'll do that.
Pls did you see the side that's before guming them.
Sew insisted
I love your videos and need to create a bodice block for my wife who happens to have measurements similar to those in your video. However I wish you had created an accompanying video detailing how you took each measurement that way I could make sure my measurements were accurate from the beginning. Do you have one? I see you have an excellent one for making women’s pants but can find for a bodice
Hello 🤗 thanks for your message and feedback. Yes I do have a video for taking measurements. Here is the link ruclips.net/video/IVabjTxQ1hw/видео.html
All the best
First time coming across your channel and I love you already🌹🌹🌹🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thanks so much for sharing this video.
You're a good teacher!Thank you so much. God bless you!
Amen. Thank you for watching 😊
Pliz do a plus size a-line dress
Hi Sis this was such a good video for plus size. Please do more designs for us. I love underbust corset and corsets in general but I hate my back fate and armhole hanging all over the place. Please show s how to look good and comfortable in a corset❤❤Please
Alright. Hopefully I get to dish out more plus size designs
good thing that I found your channel....and you're a good teacher....thank youuu sooo sooo much
You’re absolutely correct
U're a good teacher I love your teaching 👍
Thank you so much
I just tried to make a bodice block from another tutorial when I came across a huge problem. My armhole was all in zigzags instead of a circle shape that the arm hole should be. I'm hoping this will help me better, since I am plus size! 🙂🙂
Thanks you are a lifesaver.more grace
Thanks for watching
Hi
Can u make a video on how to take the measurements for making patterns pls
Ok, noted
I love your enthusiasm for sewing. It is contagious ❤.
I have watched the measuring on the mannequin. However, I feel with a plus sized person, there are differences and other points that need to be considered.
@@khadijagardee575 you are absolutely right. That is why I said I will do a new video on that. Thank you for your kind words 😌
Good explaining
Can you give us the sewing part and is the sewing allowance included
Thank you for the video. Please when do we expect the concluding part.
Today
Tnks for ur teaching, but pls I want to ask a question, should I join the side that's before guming them?
Hello, love the way you broke it down……I have a question though for the difference between the front waist and back waist which was 7 you took only 5 is it a standard to always keep 2 inches from the difference for cases where it’s more than 7 inches or even less
Good instructor
Thank you
❤I love the way u teach
I saw how you derived how far down the chestline was but not how you deetermined how wide to draw it. Please explain the length as well. Thank you for this tutorial!
This was such an amazing watch
Thank you very much for the tutorial. My own client is plus size but not quite busty. She's more wide. Her bust is just 45 inches. Now her front half length is 21 and her back half length is 14, which is 7 inches difference. I'm thinking since she isn't as busty as this your bust 51 client, maybe it's not very correct.
My question is in this case where she's plus size, not overly busty but the half length difference is 7, can I still go ahead with this method here?
If you are sure of the measurements you took, then you can do it this way. It will still work. But I'm quite skeptical about the back half length. Make sure you have a string around the natural waistline so that you are sure the front half length and the back half length stopped around the same horizontal line.
Nice one ma, ma pls I do hv issue sewing a sleeveless dress. Pls how to I get a perfect armhole for a sleeveless dress
If you watched this video, you should try out this method and see how it goes. For a sleeveless top, I'll do bust divided by six plus half inch.
Thanks and God bless
Nice explanation 👏, you just got a new subscriber🎉.
Thank you so much. Welcome to the community
Where have you been? You're so good. Thank you for this.
You're welcome. Thanks for being here
Thanks soooooo much
Please explain why you to 5 inches and left 2? Also, is that a standard amount? Thank you. I enjoyed the tutorial
No that is not the standard amount. The amount varies depending on the body size. For some plus size, the difference could be 5 inches between the front and back, and in such case, you can subtract 4 inches from the bust dart, and add 1 inch to the back waist so that the sides of both front and back matches.
You just have to use your discretion.
Thank you so much
What if the difference between the front half length and the back is 5 inches, are we going to use all the 5 inches. And the half length for front is 21 inches and the back is 16 inches
For a difference of 5, you can take 4 at the front bust dart, and add 1 to the back side waist
Hi, why did you not share the dart amount equally on on the waist? Why shouldn’t a dart be close to each other? Can you please explain.
Because the difference between the front length and the back length is too wide due to the fuller breast. The front needs more dart intake because it has the breast.
The dart shouldn't be too close together especially in front so that after Sewing, the bust sits well inside the bust cup area. If it is too close, it won't look well packed, and the wearing will feel choked around that bust area. Imagine wearing a bra that is too close together, you don't feel comfortable wearing it.
@@uwebyanuri well explained. Thank you so much. Do you have a basic bodice drafting (not the princess seam) for plus size? If not can you please post one? I like the way you teach and your take on the dart placements
@@glitzyeyezz5252 I'll try and do one using the Natalie Bray's method which has the shoulder dart instead. Stay tuned and hope you have subscribed. All the best 💕
The difference between my front half length and bsck is 6.5 inches.
I was gonna do 4.5 inches for the dart, but that would make the dart lime go below my underbust measurements (the length between my busyline and underbust line is 3.5) does this matter? Or is it okay if the dart goes below the underbust line we drew
It doesn't matter really, but what I would do is take the 3.5 inches, stopping at the underbust line and take the extra 1 inch above the bust line.
Can i apply this method for bust 44
@@seundami5035 if the difference between the front and back is a lot, then yes.
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Please why is the shoulder dart necessary… is it all styles that require shoulder dart?
The shoulder dart is just another method for dart intake. You can choose to do bust dart or waist dart instead.
Watch my tutorial on dart manipulation to understand it better.
You must not do shoulder dart especially if you have already done the bust dart and waist dart.
Thank you
Can’t we use Natalie bray pattern to draft it?
Yes. If you have the book, you can follow the instructions and draft for a plus size
Please bust 58
Gigantic!!!! How can you call your own model that? What a shame!! Why would you use that term for your model on your channel? I've looked for months for a Afrocentric artists who would show all sizes. And I hope it would be you. But then you use that word, It would have been nice to have someone to Suport plus women.
Madam please rest.
If you don't know the meaning of that word use your dictionary.
You are making an issue out of nothing. There is no body shaming here
❤I love the way u teach
❤I love the way u teach
Thank you so much
❤I love the way u teach
❤I love the way u teach