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Hello, This is meant as a fix when fitting or altering a ready-made garment, or when making a dress from step one. However, with a pattern, you can reshape the pattern so it follows the shape of your tummy curve. Princess seams make tummy adjustments easy. If there are no princess seams, I suggest adding a dart where each princess seam would be. And/or cut the fabric out as the pattern indicates and then adjust during the fitting. Hope this helps

I hope you can return to dancing soon. It's great for body, mind and spirit.

@@sewlikeapro1 Very much so have always loved ballroom dancing the outfits are getting more better and look classy Donna xo❤

Thanks SEW much!

I admit the shoes are ugly with the dress. However, the point of the blog is to feature a dress made by a woman in my sewing school. Obviously, I'm standing in a living room, not on a dance floor. Therefore, the intent is clear that the vlog is about the dress, not about dancing. I could have gone without shoes which I have done several times since filming this video. Like in this video with a Latin dress made by another of my sewing school students ua-cam.com/video/PgbXbx9CmQ4/v-deo.html Thanks for your comment. Hopefully, ugly shoes are not a deal breaker and you'll subscribe to my channel and tell all your dancing, sewing friends to also subscribe. 😀

The principles for dying most things is the same as I mention here. Delicate fabrics require a strong dye bath so the fabric doesn't have to stay in the water as long. However, tulle may or may not take the color. I suggest using one of the dyes for synthetic fabrics. RIT dye and several other companies make them now. They do a decent job of coloring crinoline, though it is not as dark or rich as dying a cotton or even elastic. However, there is hope tulle may take color also. ...Good luck! Keep me posted on what happens

I don't understand your question. I'm sure this was a crazy automation translation for what you mean to say. 😆 ... How many times will what be in the correct condition? And what is the "condition"?

Hello and thanks for your great question. All of my Sew Like A Pro™ dressmaker programs are online, hosted on private membership sites. Once you enroll in one of the courses or programs, you have 24/7 lifetime access to the material once it is released. Because the programs are so in-depth, many of them are released in a logical, easy to follow series. You can work at your own pace. I currently have five programs which satisfy a variety of sewing styles and needs. You can learn more and enroll in any of the programs from my website: 1) and 2) Complete Latin-Skate Program and the Complete Ballgown Program are both comprehensive step-by-step dressmaker programs including every step of making a ballgown, Latin dress or skate dress.... from design to custom pattern making to cut, fit, sew, alter, decorate, and much more. These programs are geared towards making women's and teenager's costumes. Learn more here: seamssensational.com/sewing-programs/ 3) The Complete+ Dressmaker Program is an upgrade to the Latin-Skate and Ballgown Programs. It gives you all the training in both the Latin-Skate and Ballgown programs, plus more advanced skills and additional skirts. This is a perfect upgrade for those who dance 9 or 10-dance, or Country. Tour this program here: seamssensational.com/tour-sewing-programs/ 4) I also offer a short, intense "summer school" course that is released over nine weeks. It focuses only on working with stretch fabrics, adapting your commercial dance and skate dress patterns so they fit better, and mastering the art-science of proper fittings. No sewing skills are taught here so you need to know how to sew for this to be a wise investment. This course is ideal for all types of dancers and skate, of all ages and sizes. www.sewlikeapro.co/page/278906-fitting-techniques-course-open-enrollment 5) Lastly, I also have a business coaching program just for small businesses who sew do custom sewing for income. seamssensational.com/dressmaker-business-academy/ Feel free to email me directly if you have any questions: teresa@seamssensational.com

Yes I do. However, at the moment, it is incorporated into the comprehensive dressmaker training that is Complete Ballgown Program. I am working on turning that into it's own, small focus course. If you are on my email list, you will be notified as soon as it is available. You can learn more about the Complete Ballgown Program on my website: seamssensational.com/tour-complete-ballgown-sewing-school/ You can also sign up to be on the newsletter almost anywhere on the website, except the "tour the school" pages.

You're so welcome! It's an awesome, easy trick. :-)

I do not think so it's supposed to be short because skaters get hot while skating and also they can trip on their dress

Those would be considered dance dresses. Good for testing dances, bad for pretty much everything else. But yes, they do sell them.

Thanks SEW much, Donna! Happy holidays to you as well. I hope to see you in the Bling Party.

@@sewlikeapro1 Love to be in the Bling party just have to get the times right guess as we are in diff time zones but sounds lovely our christmas is just about over here gone so fast Donna xo♥

I'll be sure to let the dressmaker and the skater know! :-)

Hello and thanks for your comment. I followed through with Aliona's name and Romeo + Juliet. I came up with this video in which Aliona wears a lovely white dress with the filming date in November, 2023. ua-cam.com/video/H7y7d5cNxD4/v-deo.html I filmed this blog with the burgundy Juliet dress in 2019, long before Aliona's white dress version in the video link above so the burgundy dress is definitely not a copy. Also, a dress designer, I think the difference between the burgundy dress featured in my video is vastly different than Aliona's white dress. Both have the feel of a Juliet dress, but are unique.

@@sewlikeapro1 it was her 2018/2019 free program as a junior. The dress is blue

​@tanyaalexeeva3844 I found that video. ua-cam.com/video/D1WAyOw2gjY/v-deo.html I admit the dresses are very similar. More similar than I would have made, and than what I try to teach my sewing school members to do. However, Juliet dresses are so stylized because of the specific time period represented that there are some things that are almost always done that make them a "Juliet" dress, such as a corset look and/or an Empire style dress. For example, if you go to the theater in New York and watch the R&J play, the costumes will look very similar to the costumes at R&J in London. Make sense? So what things could/should the maker of the burgundy dress do to keep the feel of the Juliet dress without looking like a of Aliona's dress? 1) She changed the rhinestone pattern significantly when she made the dress, which was a good choice. The distinct corset look created by the rhinestones sets it apart from Aliona's blue dress. 2) the burgundy dressmaker could have done everything exactly the same as she did, except make the sleeves go completely ON the shoulders - or make them completely OFF the shoulders without the matching shoulder straps. That one (significant) detail would have made all the difference in creating two unique dresses that both have a Juliet feel to them. So anyway, I hope you enjoyed this tutorial on designing a dress using another dress as inspiration without copying! Good luck with your next design or sewing project. If you want to learn more about my sewing school or get more design tips like this, check out my website. seamssensational.com/

I'll be sure to let the dancer/dressmaker you said so!

I'll be sure to let Sarah know! She did a wonderful job making her first-ever Latin dance dress.

You can add any color accent :-) It doesn't have to be green.

A criss cross is a great option. Or, you can fill in the area with mesh or stretch lace and add sequins or rhinestones to make it sparkle.

I'll tell Sherrie, the dressmaker, your compliment!

Location? You mean the location of the sewing school? It is online. There are students in nineteen countries. How much? You want to know the tuition? It's on the website. seamssensational.com/sewing-programs/

I'll let Sherrie, the dressmaker, know you love it.

Feathers on competition ballroom dance dresses come and go in popularity. As a general rule, they cycle in and out of fashion for Standard ballgowns every 2-3 years. On Latin dance dresses, they can pretty much always be an option for applying to the hem of a flared skirt.

I too began with ballet and modern. I changed to ballroom when I was 19. I went straight into teacher training. I still remember the first time the lead raised his hand and told me I'm supposed to turn under it.... fascinating!

Me too! It's is a sophisticated yet sexy dress.

Me too. Monique makes lovely ballgowns!

Thanks Donna. I'll pass your compliment onto Debi, the dressmaker.

@@sewlikeapro1 Thank you Teresa gorgeous dress Debi sounds a lovely dress maker ❤

Thanks for your questions. 1) The dress fits very well with a lot tension both vertically and going around the body. 2) There is elastic in the neckline to help hold it in place. If you wish to learn more, sign up for my newsletters which have more details than I can put in a short video. OR BETTER YET, enroll in my Fabulous Fitting Techniques Course or the Complete Ballgown or Complete Latin-Skate Program. Learn more about the fitting course and the comprehensive dressmaker programs here: seamssensational.com/

I'll tell the dressmaker (one of my sewing school students) that you said so!

You are SEW welcome!

Hello. My sewing school focuses on making dresses for women and blossoming teenagers with curves (which are much harder to fit than "little ones"). However, several of Sew Like A Pro™ certified dressmakers sew custom costumes for children or synchro teams. If you are interested in being connected with a possible dressmaker, please email me your contact info that I can pass on to the dressmakers. My email address: teresa@seamssensational.com

Marlaine smiles a lot in real life, and is actually pretty funny! I have no idea why she is so stoic in this video. ?????

Yes it does! If you wish to learn how to do this, sign up for my newsletters which have more details than I can put in a short video. OR BETTER YET, enroll in my Fabulous Fitting Techniques Course ... or the Complete Ballgown or Complete Latin-Skate Dressmaker Programs. Learn more about the fitting course and the comprehensive dressmaker programs here: seamssensational.com/

Yes, she makes stunning Dancesport ballgowns! I'll tell her you said so. :-)

Awesome and thanks!

To learn more about enrolling in my Fabulous Fitting Techniques Course or the comprehensive Complete Ballgown or Complete Latin-Skate Dressmaker Programs here: seamssensational.com/

Here you go, the entire video on UA-cam. ua-cam.com/video/ywl3mkNqVTo/v-deo.htmlsi=ejD0tvK52OcaSLzT ... Please subscribe to my channel while watching it. :-) Or, you can read more dressmaker details on the blog on my website: seamssensational.com/sequin-skate-dress-slit-chiffon-skirt/ Be sure to sign up for my newsletters while you're on the website so you are notified when I release a new blog, or offer a class.

Use glue-on rhinestones, not the kind that are attached to the dress with metal facets (like a wedding ring uses). Get more details about rhinestone glues on the vlog/blog post seamssensational.com/rhinestone-glue/ or in another YT video. ua-cam.com/video/TPhicJl0g-Q/v-deo.html

Everything I do is online ... with the exception of filming vlogs in different locations. I suggest you subscribe to my newsletter, or at the very least visit my blogs because I type out a lot of dressmaker tips in the blogs that assist with designing and fitting dresses.

Yes, June did a wonderful job making her own dress!