Hi there, love your tutorial. I’m a complete beginner but want to try this! Where would you recommend I find the pattern? I’ve found different designs on etsy (long skirt but sleeveless and another with the skirt but v-neck bodice) - can these be used and modified by hand? Thank you so much x
Hello ! I am sorry for this very late reply. I would suggest you try and find two separate patterns. One for the skirt part, and one for the top. For the skirt, qi would go for a 3/4 circle skirt which is very easy to find. And for a top a simple fitted top with sleeves that you can hack like I did in the tutorial. Hope that helps 🍁🍁
Hello ! If you are a beginner, I highly recommend using stretchy material since it's more forgiving and the bust/sleeve pattern is easier. If you are a confident sewer then you can go with woven material and make the necessary adjustments for the sleeves (so you can lift your arms up ! 😀)
Hello ! It is a thick jersey I was bought in a store. I am afraid I have no link to this specific fabric but you can find something similar quite easily online. Hope that helps ✂️🌸🍃
Hello 👋 I always recommend making and cutting out the pattern first on paper, and this way you’ll be able to measure exactly how much fabric you’ll need to buy 👍✂️
Yes it would ! 😃You can even cut it in one piece if you find a fabric wide enough. And with a petticoat it would be really gorgeous indeed. I toyed with the idea to add gathered tulle at the bottom of the lining to give it a little extra volume and all, but the tutorial was already really long. 😉✂️✂️
Hi Laurem ! I used a synthetic jersey for the main dress (a thick one, it looks better) and light cotton to line it and make it more confortable. These fabrics are quite inexpensive but if you can afford it and want higher quality fabrics and a more polish look, you can go with silk or satin. It's a little bit more technical to work with but very doable ! You can find everything in your local fabric store. Enjoy !
Beautiful construction. You make such a difficult technique look simple. I just might give it a shot. Nothing to lose!
Of course you must give it a try ! It's not that difficult, a little time consuming maybe .. but so much fun !
It’s so calming to watch
I enjoy how you were so relax while sewing 💜🌸
Oh thank you 🙏 sewing is so peaceful and calming 🌸
Please make a pattern to sell.. I love this dress.
Awww thank you ! I wish I had more time on my hands, making patterns is a dream of mine. When my son will start school.... 😁😉
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@Nikolas Stanley yup, I have been using Flixzone} for since november myself =)
@Nikolas Stanley yup, have been using flixzone} for months myself :D
This is a wonderful tutorial and a beautiful result. Thankyou.
Thank you very much 🌸
Great tips for any garment construction
Thank you ☺️
your work is perfect
This is very kind, thank you 🌸
Hello. Like it very much. Merry Xmas and very prosperous new ia 2022 for your talent and skills.
Thank you kindly 🌸🍃Best wishes to you as well and the very best for 2022 !
Hi there, love your tutorial. I’m a complete beginner but want to try this! Where would you recommend I find the pattern? I’ve found different designs on etsy (long skirt but sleeveless and another with the skirt but v-neck bodice) - can these be used and modified by hand? Thank you so much x
Hello ! I am sorry for this very late reply. I would suggest you try and find two separate patterns. One for the skirt part, and one for the top. For the skirt, qi would go for a 3/4 circle skirt which is very easy to find. And for a top a simple fitted top with sleeves that you can hack like I did in the tutorial. Hope that helps 🍁🍁
Do you recommend making this in stretchy or non-stretchy fabric? If it’s stretchy, is it 2way stretch or 4way? Thank you!
Hello ! If you are a beginner, I highly recommend using stretchy material since it's more forgiving and the bust/sleeve pattern is easier. If you are a confident sewer then you can go with woven material and make the necessary adjustments for the sleeves (so you can lift your arms up ! 😀)
You can use 2 or 4 ways stretch. If you use 2 ways, make sure it stretches sideways on your design.
Hello i love the video its beautiful.so calming. What is the name of the background music that you used i love it
Thank you so much 😊 I am sorry I was away from UA-cam for a while ! The music is Chopin nocturne n. 20 in C sharp minor. Happy and peaceful sewing 🍁
Please what's the name of the fabric you used in this fabric. I love it. It's so thick.
Please what's the name?
It's a very thick jersey, double knit 😊
Would anything change if cotton muslin is used instead of a knit?
Yes, the shape of the sleeves would have to be slightly different, otherwise your arms would be very constricted 🌸🍃
This was great :) thank you I am going to try this
👍 share a picture if you feel like it, I would be so happy 😀
You are very good at this 💜💜
Thank you 😊
Hi!!! What type of fabric did u use? Can u pls provide link for the fabric??? Ty!!!
Hello ! It is a thick jersey I was bought in a store. I am afraid I have no link to this specific fabric but you can find something similar quite easily online. Hope that helps ✂️🌸🍃
@@RomyStanZakStudio thank you!!!!
It's truly awesome ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed it 🌸
Hello, that’s very interesting and clever.
Thank you 🙏
You can save time using tracing paper
So helpful and instructive--
Thank you very much 🌸
Can you sketch this neckline please
It's explained in the tutorial. Happy sewing !
Hi, how much of a fabric did you need? Also, I'm 6 feet tall so, should I buy more fabric than you?
Hello 👋 I always recommend making and cutting out the pattern first on paper, and this way you’ll be able to measure exactly how much fabric you’ll need to buy 👍✂️
J'ai vraiment aimé votre explication détaillée 😍 bravo and i would love to learn a lot from you thanks a lot it was easy thanks to you .
Merci beaucoup 😊
What fabric is this? Looks like you could make a hoodie out of it.
Thick jersey ✂️
tracing by sewing is a nifty idea.
It’s so useful indeed !
Hello. It's great
Thank you 🌸
You should recreate Sheri hill no53116 dress
😉
Great technique oh my god
😊🌸🙏
Romy would this kind of skirt work with a woven fabric? To add volume could a petticoat work beneath it?
Yes it would ! 😃You can even cut it in one piece if you find a fabric wide enough. And with a petticoat it would be really gorgeous indeed. I toyed with the idea to add gathered tulle at the bottom of the lining to give it a little extra volume and all, but the tutorial was already really long. 😉✂️✂️
@@RomyStanZakStudio please can you do a tutorial on this ? To add volume
Madam what is name of this neck line?
It's a boat neckline 👍
I like it
Merci !
Thank you and good job could you making a muslim dresse wedding please i love your work you just simplimise things and make it more easyier
Thank you 🙏🌸 I’ll make a note of it, it’s a great idea. Happy sewing !
I big big like step by step made tutorial dress
Thank you ! Happy sewing ✂️👍
What the name of the fabric that you used for this project?
Jersey 😉
Romy Stan Zak [EN] , I thought jersey is knit, but this looks woven. No?
V nice
Thank you ☺️
What is the fabric you are using here
A thick and non shiny jersey, double knit 🌸
Hello roomy my name is marian I live in Ireland I love your videos
I’m so glad, thank you ! 🌸
Hi! What kind of fabric do you use? And where do you bought it? Thank you!
Hi Laurem ! I used a synthetic jersey for the main dress (a thick one, it looks better) and light cotton to line it and make it more confortable. These fabrics are quite inexpensive but if you can afford it and want higher quality fabrics and a more polish look, you can go with silk or satin. It's a little bit more technical to work with but very doable ! You can find everything in your local fabric store. Enjoy !
Hi ur work is just awsome..... Please teach me how u make the patterns
Thank you ! I recommend you to follow my basic patterns tutorials, this will teach you how to draft 🌸