Royal Blue Sequins: Step-by-Step DIY Prom Dress Guide
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- Опубліковано 14 кві 2024
- Embrace the royal allure with our 'Royal Blue Sequins: Step-by-Step DIY Prom Dress Guide'! Dive into this comprehensive tutorial where we'll walk you through crafting your own mesmerizing royal blue sequin prom dress. From selecting the perfect shade to mastering the sequin application, we've got you covered. Whether you're a DIY enthusiast or a newbie, this guide is designed to make your prom dress dreams come true. Watch now and create a gown that's as stunning as you are! 👗✨ #RoyalBlueSequins #DIYPromDress #PromStyle #SequinCrafting
Prom dress pattern - a.co/d/iXYYAJ7
White Stiff Polyester Horsehair - a.co/d/cl2jv6H
Mesh fabric - a.co/d/6fytDUK
Rotary cutter - amzn.to/387a184
Woodburner - a.co/d/gQJqneV
Sewing machine - amzn.to/3jeKuQx
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Thank you for the help. i looked at so many videos, but i could never get it right. Thank u so much
glad i could help!!
Stunning🥰
Thank you 🙏🏾
Amazing tutorial and the dress looks amazing ❤ thanks for sharing with us and looking forward to see your next videos
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WOW! Amazing work!!
Thanks!❤
Thank you. Can you share with me how many yards you used total for the sequin blue fabric, and also how many yards for the solid blue? Each used?
JM
I used about 6-8 depending on if you’re extending the back of the train for the sequin fabric and a half yard for the solid blue
Do you ever cut the back pieces as a whole? And if so do u notice a difference?
Great question! I do cut the back as a whole sometimes if the design isn’t affected. Sometimes the material up top is different from the bottom. So in cases like that, you couldn’t. But if it’s all one material I’ll usually cut it as a whole, using the front as a pattern to guide the shape for the back.
I noticed it’s easier when putting in a zipper because now you don’t have to line up a seam in the back where the waist line is. Either way the fit is pretty much the same. Hope this helps!
How long is the zipper?
24 inches long
Can you go more in detail about the circle skirt I see your front is different from you back why?
The front is different from the back because i usually extend the back part for a more longer train. However this is completely optional. In some cases iv made the circle skirt's length even all the way around. It really depends on the look you're going for. I hope this helps.🙂
How many yards of fabric did you use for the circle skirt?
Do you use a overlock machine or just a zigzag stitch
I used about 6-8 depending on if you’re extending the back of the train
@@brooklynb3829 once I sew everything and fit it to my clients I usually go back and serge every up.
How many yards of fabric did you use all in all?
I purchased 8 yards, but only used about 7
Do you think that a dress like this would be good for someone with a bigger bust? I am trying to make one but I’m not sure there will be much support. Will boob tape work?
@@MaryJay-mf7tg I’ve had this same experience before. Boob tape should work. I’ve had in some cases even went as far as adding bust cups in the dress for some support. Though it may or may not take away from the design, it’s best to keep your client in the loop of your thought process on what works best for for the dress. I hope this helps!
I’m a new upcoming designer and I’m making my own prom dress and I had a question. The fabric that I’m using is a sheer mesh sequin fabric, but I didn’t want my skirt part to be fully see through so I bought a solid fabric. My question is, how would I be able to sew the mesh fabric to the solid fabric sort of like a lining? I hope this makes sense.
The first thing you want to do is cut the sheer mesh sequin fabric and the solid fabric the same length. Then you want to top stitched the sheer mesh fabric on top of the solid fabric combining the 2 together. At this point you should be able to treat the two materials as one, now that they're layered it'll be easier to work with.
I hope this helps!
Thank you so much that helps. Do you think hemming gum would work to?
@@brooklynb3829 Oh yeah! hemming gum as well. i forgot about that. that might even be quicker in some cases
Thank you so much for you help. Love the videos
@@brooklynb3829 No problem. Any time! Thank for your support.