I copied it, and drafted out a pattern, and made a few blouses like the one you're wearing. They look great with jeans, or skirts. Thank you so much. (the dress is lovely too)
Hi Paige, can you please link to the lining fabric that you used? It seems so buttery and delicate but not shiny and I have a tough time finding fabrics like that. Thanks!
Thank you! The music is from UA-cam's Audio Library. The songs are able to be used by anyone without any copyright issues. They can be downloaded by anyone. The songs are called; "Spanish Rose", "Mysteries", "Pink Flamenco", "Et Viola", and "Natural". I think if you type those names into the audio library search you will be able to find them.
Beautiful dress, considering trying to make it, but just a couple of things what fabric would you recommend? And in the pattern it says to add 20-40 inches for the skirts depending on how much gathering, but add 20-40 inches onto what? The waist measurement? I'm a little unclear on how to measure for the skirt.
I used a rayon challis for the main fabric. You can use a lightweight fabric with nice drape. Lawn, challis, crepe, silk, etc. On the worksheet look at the bodice section. You will base the measurements off of your hip circumference plus the additional ease (12 inches). Each tier will be 20-40 inches bigger than the previous measurements. For example, 40 inches at the hip, 60" first tier, 80" second tier, 100" third tier. Does that make sense? The more fabric you add for each tier the more fullness you will get.
Thank you! That helped a lot, I missed where it said hip circumference, I have never sewn a dress before so wanted to make sure I got it right, I'll look up those fabrics, see which I like. Thank you for your help
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This style never goes out of style. I’ve been wearing these kind of dresses since the late 80’s
I love that dress, fabric is so pretty!
Beautiful! Can you please do a nice simple fit and flare dress! A bit vintage.
Great idea!
Very nice informative video and your voice is really calming.
This dress is gorgeous!
I copied it, and drafted out a pattern, and made a few blouses like the one you're wearing. They look great with jeans, or skirts. Thank you so much. (the dress is lovely too)
That is so great! You're welcome!
.......ESPETACULAR.....MAGNÍFICA.......INCRÍVEL........
Hello Paige I do not see the link for the worksheet.?please can you provide.thanks.
I love your channel !! 💕😍 KEEP IT, GIRL.. GOD LOVES YOU
Paige.. amazing work 😊
Hi Paige, can you please link to the lining fabric that you used? It seems so buttery and delicate but not shiny and I have a tough time finding fabrics like that. Thanks!
Its so gorgeous
Thank you!
Amazing work and to a lovely soundtrack!
Beautiful dress! You have a great eye for fabric and pattern. Do you know what music is playing? It's so pretty.
Thank you! The music is from UA-cam's Audio Library. The songs are able to be used by anyone without any copyright issues. They can be downloaded by anyone. The songs are called; "Spanish Rose", "Mysteries", "Pink Flamenco", "Et Viola", and "Natural". I think if you type those names into the audio library search you will be able to find them.
@@PaigeHandmade Thank you! I also wanted to say that I made your tiered skirt today in a Kelly Green. It's perfect! Thanks!
@@vintagegirl68 That's great! Good job!
Beautiful dress, considering trying to make it, but just a couple of things what fabric would you recommend? And in the pattern it says to add 20-40 inches for the skirts depending on how much gathering, but add 20-40 inches onto what? The waist measurement? I'm a little unclear on how to measure for the skirt.
I used a rayon challis for the main fabric. You can use a lightweight fabric with nice drape. Lawn, challis, crepe, silk, etc. On the worksheet look at the bodice section. You will base the measurements off of your hip circumference plus the additional ease (12 inches). Each tier will be 20-40 inches bigger than the previous measurements. For example, 40 inches at the hip, 60" first tier, 80" second tier, 100" third tier. Does that make sense? The more fabric you add for each tier the more fullness you will get.
Thank you! That helped a lot, I missed where it said hip circumference, I have never sewn a dress before so wanted to make sure I got it right, I'll look up those fabrics, see which I like. Thank you for your help
Love the dress, can't open the worksheet thought? Thanks for sharing
Let me know if this link works for you. paigehandmade.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/tiered_dress.pdf
@@PaigeHandmade yes this one works, thank you so much
I'm about to start my first dress sewing project, I'm a complete novice and this was a great help - Thank you xx
That's great! This dress is a great beginning dress project. Take your time as you go.
Loved this! That dress is gorg!
The worksheet link is not working. Can you please help me with that
I updated the link below the video. Try it again.
I would love if you can pick a pattern that we can buy and show us how to make it❤
Your slender fingers are mesmerizing as you're talking =)