Beautifully explained. ✅ Entertaining and crisp video.✅ Engaging voice over and sound effects.✅ Lovely dress.✅ You’ve gained a new follower. 🌟🌟🌟 More content like this. I love it 🥰
I love your voice so soothing. Plus toyin toyin sound ohhh God. I watch you videos while I’m on the threadmeal and I do nearly an hour every single time because of how calm your energy is. At this point I’m a very experienced seamstress without a sewing machine. I would be one soon though. Keep up the good work. ❤
Hello, thank you for your sweet message, I laughed so hard at "toyin toyin sound" I enjoy hearing them too! 😂😂😂 I hope you get a sewing machines soon. Best wishes & blessings❤️
Woooooow it's more than gorgeous as a beginner you encouraged me but if you can sew anither one with other color and other method for beginners especially for tocklines which remain unclear for beginners it would be peeeerfect ...thank yiu best teacher ...you have a niiice taste
Hello, thank your your kind message and for watching! Yes, I will sew another one and share a much simpler method of sewing the tuck lines very soon. Best wishes. ❤
I know right! I already tried to sew jumpsuit version and it turned out fabulous! Will share a video really soon. Thank you for coming by my channel. ❤
hi! if i needed more room in the bust would you recommend making the initial fabric width wider? if any other suggestions that would be great. loved this video!
Hello Yasmin, thank you for watching. Yes, if you need more fullness, then make the fabric width a little more than the initial "elbow to elbow" span. Best wishes! ❤
Woow mind blowing thank u darlin it’s beautiful an well detailed but the tuck lines got me confused have watched it over and over again but still couldn’t figure it out coz am a beginner, if u can explain a very simpler way will appropriate thanks cheers 🥂
Hello, thank you so much for watching, I really appreciate your feedback. ❤️ Very soon, I will share another video with a simpler method that is easier for beginners.
Hello,Thank you for watching. ❤ Well, because the front and back fabric pieces were cut with the same width, the long front middle tuck is what helps the dress front piece retain the same width as the dress back piece after the zip has been sewn. Having a zipper at the side could be an alternative to dismissing this middle tuck (both in front and at the back), but wearing the dress would become a painful ordeal due to the cinched waist.
this was so beautifully made! i wanted to ask, what if I wanted to make the sleeve longer? would I just made the top part slightly wider? and then have it come in at the waist?
Hello Ariana, thank you for your kind comment. Yes, to achieve longer sleeves, make the fabric width wider, which would also give you more fullness in the lower section of the dress. Yes, the tucks would be used to "have it come in at the waist" by suppressing the excess width. Do let me know if you have additional questions. Best wishes! ❤
Hello, thank you so much for watching. 😀 I think underlining (or lining) would just add excess bulk, and make the tucks bulge in the waist area. So, I simply leave it as it is.
Hello Amanda, yes a V-Neckline will work, I recommend cutting it in front, and not too deep (cos it may gape due to the excess fabric) but keep the back neckline round and high. Thank you for watching 🤗🤗
So, where have this superstar teacher been!!! I love your teachings, pls do more always, I want to follow you. P.S Kindly include the amount of fabric needed in inches. Thanks ❤
Hello Comfort, thank you for your kind comment! I sincerely appreciate it. I used 2 and a quarter yards length of crepe fabric, which is 81 inches in length (and 60 inches in width). Best wishes! ❤ ❤ ❤
Hi, lovely video, please can i ask, is it possible to sew this in a long sleeved version at all? If you start off with a wider rectangle? Would it still work
Hello, thank you for watching. 💓💓💓 It's worth trying, but my main concern is that the tucks would then become excessively large and would bulge visibly, even from the outside.
@@NedouxSews ah yes that is true! Although, I think someone else also asked, would you be able to cut off the excess fabric after tucks have been sewn? Thanks for your reply x
Hi, I really would not recommend the use of sheer fabrics that need lining like Chiffon, because the tucks may create extra bulk on 2 layers. But here's what you could do, first join the front and back pieces, then line the dress as usual, and then after that, sew the tucks at the very end, pinching the fabric and lining together. Thank you for watching. ❤
Great tutorial! So impressed with your teaching and technique. You obviously have a lot of skills! Looking forward to seeing what you produce next. PS, the sound effects were a little annoying and took away from the professional style of the video. Just something to consider.
Hello, thank you so much for watching, and for your feedback. 😁🙏 Human beings are sensory in nature, and I realise that most people have short attention spans, which is why the sound effects are used to draw (and retain) the viewer's attention to key points in the video. Plus, I think the pops of sound add a somewhat fun factor to what might easily become a boring lesson, without added stimulation. Lol
Could you please talk slower? I turned on the subtitles and you were faster than they could populate on the screen. Great explanation of the process though. Cheers!
Hello Louise, thank you for the feedback. Sure, I'll do my best to slow down in subsequent videos. 😁 You could also click the "Settings" button and change the Playback speed to less than Normal, perhaps 0.5. Best wishes!
@@NedouxSews slowing you down is exactly what I did! I love your chipper attitude, I just can't keep up. Lol. I'm a fast talker myself, you'd think I'd be better
You can slow down the speed of her speech in the video using the settings. Just click on the gear and choose playback speed. Great video and can’t wait to try this myself!!!
Beautifully explained. ✅
Entertaining and crisp video.✅
Engaging voice over and sound effects.✅
Lovely dress.✅
You’ve gained a new follower. 🌟🌟🌟
More content like this. I love it 🥰
Hello, I truly appreciate your kind & sweet comment, it made my day! Thank you so much ❤❤❤
Omg omg this is beautiful thank you so much for sharing. God bless you ❤️
Hello Reyam, thank you so much for watching, God bless you 🤗🤗
Замечательное платье❤. Спасибо за идею😘
Hello, thank you so much for watching ❤️😁
easiest and very detailed tutorial I have ever seen!!!thank you 🙏
Thank you Estel ! 🤩
Great finishing ❤❤
Hello Jerry, thank you for watching and for the kind feedback! ❤
I love your voice so soothing. Plus toyin toyin sound ohhh God. I watch you videos while I’m on the threadmeal and I do nearly an hour every single time because of how calm your energy is. At this point I’m a very experienced seamstress without a sewing machine. I would be one soon though. Keep up the good work. ❤
Hello, thank you for your sweet message, I laughed so hard at "toyin toyin sound" I enjoy hearing them too! 😂😂😂
I hope you get a sewing machines soon.
Best wishes & blessings❤️
This is stunning. You did such a stellar job. I’m 💯 going to give this a go. ❤❤❤
Hello Bailey, thank you for your kind comment! You should, and do let me know if you have any questions. Best wishes! ❤
I mean it when I say you are a phenomenal teacher,
Hello Amarachi, thank you so much for your kind words, means a lot to me. best wishes! ❤️
Thank you for the lovely tutorial.Well detailed and self explanatory.I will be recreating mine so ❤❤❤❤❤.
Hello Tunrayo, thank you so much for watching, I hope you make yours, it's super simple. ❤.
so excited to make this! thank you for the tutorial ❣
Hello Lisa, thank you so much for watching, do try this out! ❤❤❤
Очень красивое платье, а мастерица очаровательна! Спасибо за мастер-класс!!! Продолжайте радовать интересными идеями и красотой ❤❤❤️🌹🌹🌹
Hello, thank you so much for your lovely
message, I really appreciate, thank you for watching my video. ❤❤❤
First time subscriber here
The presentation was lovely 🤩
Hello Priscilla, thank you so much, I appreciate your kind message. Best wishes 🤗
Awesome dress and instructions! Thanks
Hello Salmael, thank you so much! ❤️
Absolutely beautiful & love your sewing machine!
Hello Takara, thank you so much for watching ❤. I am a little obsessed with vintage sewing machines. Lol
Beautiful! You just gained a new subscriber.
Hello Linda, thank you sooooo much for subscribing! Best wishes 🥰
Woooooow it's more than gorgeous as a beginner you encouraged me but if you can sew anither one with other color and other method for beginners especially for tocklines which remain unclear for beginners it would be peeeerfect ...thank yiu best teacher ...you have a niiice taste
Hello, thank your your kind message and for watching! Yes, I will sew another one and share a much simpler method of sewing the tuck lines very soon. Best wishes. ❤
@@NedouxSews Thank youuu best designer and wishing the best of luck
I noticed your digital upgrade. weldone ma
Hello, thank you sooooo much for watching, I appreciate your kind message.❤❤
Really nice ❤
Imagine this as a jumpsuit 😍
I know right! I already tried to sew jumpsuit version and it turned out fabulous! Will share a video really soon. Thank you for coming by my channel. ❤
@@NedouxSews thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
This is a genius explainer video. Thank you 😊❤
Hello, thank you for watching, I appreciate your kind words! ❤❤❤
Woow really educative tanks 😊
Hello Princess, thank you for watching, I am glad you found this helpful ❤️
WOW! this is amazing! 👏
Hello, thank you so much for watching 😀
This dress is beautiful would look nice with pockets as well
Hello Alan, thank you for watching, Oh I agree with you, I'll definitely add pockets when I make it in another color. Best wishes 😁
Super! This is beautiful!
Hello Victoria, thank you! ❤️
Gorgeous 😍 and well made 👌
Hello, thank you for your kind message! ❤️
hi! if i needed more room in the bust would you recommend making the initial fabric width wider? if any other suggestions that would be great. loved this video!
Hello Yasmin, thank you for watching. Yes, if you need more fullness, then make the fabric width a little more than the initial "elbow to elbow" span.
Best wishes! ❤
This is so beautiful. I Will replicate this style. Thanks for such a detailed tutorial
Hello, thank you so much, I'm happy to answer any questions. 😁
Wow! So beautiful! Thank you very much!
Hello Ana, thank you so much! ❤️
Woow mind blowing thank u darlin it’s beautiful an well detailed but the tuck lines got me confused have watched it over and over again but still couldn’t figure it out coz am a beginner, if u can explain a very simpler way will appropriate thanks cheers 🥂
Hello, thank you so much for watching, I really appreciate your feedback. ❤️
Very soon, I will share another video with a simpler method that is easier for beginners.
Lovely as usual ❤
Quick question can we do without the middle tuck?
Hello,Thank you for watching. ❤
Well, because the front and back fabric pieces were cut with the same width, the long front middle tuck is what helps the dress front piece retain the same width as the dress back piece after the zip has been sewn.
Having a zipper at the side could be an alternative to dismissing this middle tuck (both in front and at the back), but wearing the dress would become a painful ordeal due to the cinched waist.
@@NedouxSews nicely explained thank you 😊
Thank you so much for posting this!! I have the best fabric to make it up!
Yayyyy! Do try this out and let me know if you have any questions. ❤
this was so beautifully made! i wanted to ask, what if I wanted to make the sleeve longer? would I just made the top part slightly wider? and then have it come in at the waist?
Hello Ariana, thank you for your kind comment. Yes, to achieve longer sleeves, make the fabric width wider, which would also give you more fullness in the lower section of the dress.
Yes, the tucks would be used to "have it come in at the waist" by suppressing the excess width. Do let me know if you have additional questions.
Best wishes! ❤
Very nice tutorial. I just wonder how to hide a tucks /darts in wrong side. Should we use underlining?
Hello, thank you so much for watching. 😀 I think underlining (or lining) would just add excess bulk, and make the tucks bulge in the waist area. So, I simply leave it as it is.
Thank you Nedu
Hello Ruth, thank you for watching. 🥰
❤ amazing dress
Helo Nîmes , thank you so much for your kind message ❤
Love the fit.V neck will work right?
Hello Amanda, yes a V-Neckline will work, I recommend cutting it in front, and not too deep (cos it may gape due to the excess fabric) but keep the back neckline round and high. Thank you for watching 🤗🤗
So, where have this superstar teacher been!!!
I love your teachings, pls do more always, I want to follow you.
P.S
Kindly include the amount of fabric needed in inches. Thanks ❤
Hello Comfort, thank you for your kind comment! I sincerely appreciate it. I used 2 and a quarter yards length of crepe fabric, which is 81 inches in length (and 60 inches in width). Best wishes! ❤ ❤ ❤
@@NedouxSews Hi.
Thanks for your kind responses.🌹
Wow super ❤❤❤
Hello, thank you for watching ❤️
Super cute!
Hello, thank you for watching 😀
Hi, lovely video, please can i ask, is it possible to sew this in a long sleeved version at all?
If you start off with a wider rectangle? Would it still work
Hello, thank you for watching. 💓💓💓
It's worth trying, but my main concern is that the tucks would then become excessively large and would bulge visibly, even from the outside.
@@NedouxSews ah yes that is true! Although, I think someone else also asked, would you be able to cut off the excess fabric after tucks have been sewn?
Thanks for your reply x
Hi Ned,
Pls how do I cut a lining for this style when using a light fabric like chiffon, please I'll love your response.
❤
Hi, I really would not recommend the use of sheer fabrics that need lining like Chiffon, because the tucks may create extra bulk on 2 layers.
But here's what you could do, first join the front and back pieces, then line the dress as usual, and then after that, sew the tucks at the very end, pinching the fabric and lining together.
Thank you for watching. ❤
It's beautiful 😍
Hello Blossom, thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️
I am yet to watch it but I am already loving it.🤭🥰
Please what's the best material to use for it?
Hello Blessing, thank you for your kind message 🥰 I recommend a mid-weight fabric, I used crepe for mine.
@@NedouxSews Thank You.🤭
Thank you!❤
Hello Ebony, thank you for watching! ❤
Очень красивое платье❤ Наконец мода для женщин становится по-настоящему женственной!
Hello, thank you for watching. Yes, I really like the feminine silhouette of this dress. 😁
HIII i'll apply it now and telling about the result
Well done! I'm happy to answer any questions that you may have. :-)
clear lesson
Hello Wolansa, thank you so much for watching. :-)
Beautiful dress.
Hello Rhonda, thank you so much 😁
Lovely video
Hello Lade, thank you so much! ❤❤
You are amazing soul Indeed.thanks for sharing.how many yards did you use.pls
Hello Maryam, thank you so much for your kind message! I used 2 and a quarter yards. ❤️
@@NedouxSews thank you ma'am for your reply 🙏
Great tutorial! So impressed with your teaching and technique. You obviously have a lot of skills! Looking forward to seeing what you produce next.
PS, the sound effects were a little annoying and took away from the professional style of the video. Just something to consider.
Hello, thank you so much for watching, and for your feedback. 😁🙏
Human beings are sensory in nature, and I realise that most people have short attention spans, which is why the sound effects are used to draw (and retain) the viewer's attention to key points in the video.
Plus, I think the pops of sound add a somewhat fun factor to what might easily become a boring lesson, without added stimulation. Lol
Awesome
Hello Vicki, thank you ❤️
Привет из России. Большое спасибо за урок. Не зная ваш язык, я все поняла. Теперь у меня есть такое платье.
Hello, I am so glad your found this helpful, thank you so much for watching and for your kind message, best wishes ! ❤❤❤
Nedu this is genius. Thank you so much. I saw a dress by Khaite that is this exact style. Your tutorial will help me recreate it. Thank you so much😊
Hello Dibs! Thank you for stopping by. I just checked out the Khaite dress, I love how they sewed the tucks on the outside of the dress.
Thank you so much ❤❤
Hello, thank you so much for watching! 🥰
مشاهدة من الجزائر
Hello Celia, thank you so much 😄❤
Im a new subscriber
Hello Etor, thank you so much! Best wishes ❤
nice dress. But how many sewing machines am I seeing there?
Hello babe, thank you! A "few" 🤣
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Hello Chinyere 💕💕💕💕
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Hello, thank you for watching ❤️ ❤️
Все хорошо, кроме того что - кроить длину по поперечной это неправильно. При носке и после стирки изделие может перекосить.
Hello, thank you for watching. I think it's okay to cut non-stretch woven fabric on the cross-grain when trying to minimize waste.
Could you please talk slower? I turned on the subtitles and you were faster than they could populate on the screen. Great explanation of the process though. Cheers!
Hello Louise, thank you for the feedback. Sure, I'll do my best to slow down in subsequent videos. 😁
You could also click the "Settings" button and change the Playback speed to less than Normal, perhaps 0.5. Best wishes!
@@NedouxSews slowing you down is exactly what I did! I love your chipper attitude, I just can't keep up. Lol. I'm a fast talker myself, you'd think I'd be better
You can slow down the speed of her speech in the video using the settings. Just click on the gear and choose playback speed.
Great video and can’t wait to try this myself!!!