That was a great , very informative video! I really enjoyed and appreciated all the tips. Lining really made everything so clean. You look great in this dress.
Thank you so much for showing your method Karina! I'm in the midst of making a Sallie Jumpsuit and will be referring to your video when sewing up the bodice tonight:)
Very pretty. Using your lining technique, if you lined the skirt as well, it could be a totally reversible dress. I might give that a try next year for me and my sister.
Karina, you look so lovely in your Sallie dress! The lining techniques of the bodice are very helpful. Looking forward to hacks of this pattern and the upcoming Tuesday/Wednesday vlog.
You did a wonderful job on this dress! I appreciate how you did the lining & you make it look so easy. When I first saw that fabric I knew it was perfect for you. Yes, you look great in it, beautiful fit!! Thanks for sharing. Take care and God Bless.
Evening Karina, just lovely like your husband said! Can you please consider doing some videos on different sewing techniques? I think you said you learned to sew from your Auntie who was a Couture seamstress? I would love to see how you line a dress for example, hand sew your hems, those types of videos. I am new to garment sewing and while I have watched a lot of other youtubers. I love the way you do things. That way also, you won't have the pressure of always having to sew a complete garment. I think a lot of people could benefit from learning your techniques! Thank you!!!😊
This is a project I’m working on and I just need more time in order to film and edit them. The hand sewing I do is basically the same type of stitch for everything. I tried to film it before and it was hard to get up close and it was blurry. I’m determined to show all this though :) Also, sewing technique videos get very few views for some reason 🤷🏻♀️
Lifting Pins and Needles Sian from Kittinish Behaviour isolates short specific techniques from her sewalongs in a seperate playlist, using same footage twice. Maybe that’s an idea? Can imagine that those get lesser views upon publication, but don’t these videos have more longavity? I look those up once I need them for a project. By the way, if anyone has questions about lining garments I refer them to you.
UA-cam is super complex in the way that if a video has less views, the next one will not be shared as much. Due to the small size of my channel and how vulnerable I am to the algorithms, I’m super careful and have another empty channel I plan to have the techniques in. Separately to this main one. It’s a future plan 😄
Probably the cutest dress you've made, incredibly flattering & pretty easy make. Love it!!! I'm excited to make myself one. Thank you for the inspiration! ❤❤❤
That is a really great dress! I might try it too! I love the lining technique, it’s excellent as always. Looking forward to your ‘other option’ version.
This is very similar to the sleeveless bodice lining for sure. Just the side seams are a little different. It’s fast and clean. Thank you so much for watching 😄
Looks lovely on you Karina. I don't really go in at the waist so I always avoid gathered elastic waists unless it's a skirt and I can wear a top over it. Look forward to Tuesday/Wednesday vlog. Xxx
This is a tiny room next to the laundry area of the house. I never go there except to film some videos. I have the paining in my sewing room because that’s where I always am and it inspired me to look at it constantly.
Just to add....as I'm thinking this through haha...if you added piping to the neck and arm openings then you wouldn't see one side of the dress when wearing the other...and vice versa.
They are the same length. When you see it on the ironing board, the bottom layer just looks stretched out and a bit longer but I did cut them the same and they are both the same type of fabric.
Oh Karina, I wanted to ask you...the Jean jacket you made. I can't recall the name. Is it unisex? I have found a whole lot of my sons and mine old Jean's. I would love to try and make him and I Jean jackets. If the pattern isn't unisex, I will have to find one for men. Thank you.
I’ve made several denim jackets: Cindy, Stacie and Atenas. They are all for women. As far as I know, I think Norris danta ford has a simplicity male denim jacket pattern. Women’s ones are too difficult to adapt to men’s one I think.
Your husband is spot on it does look great on you the colours are just right for you.
Thank you so much 😊. I feel great in these colors.
Lovely dress, simple design showing of that beautiful fabric and a beautiful lady. 💕
Thank you so much for the beautiful lady compliment 😌
Your dress is lovely! It really suits you.
Thank you so much 😊
Hi from England, So impressed with how you did the bodice lining. I will save this video for future use. Thank you for doing the videos.
Thank you so much 😊. I love lining garments . I’m glad it’s useful.
That was a great , very informative video! I really enjoyed and appreciated all the tips. Lining really made everything so clean. You look great in this dress.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much for showing your method Karina! I'm in the midst of making a Sallie Jumpsuit and will be referring to your video when sewing up the bodice tonight:)
I love this dress Karina! Your husband is right, it suits you and the fabric is beautiful.
He rarely has an opinion and this was too spontaneous when he saw me! So it made me extra happy 😃
Really nice. You look very pretty in the dress suits your style xx
Thank you so much 😊
So beautiful!
Thank you so much 😊
Lovely Sallie dress, looks good on you! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much 😊
Everything about this is just perfect! :) 🇨🇦
I’ve worn it even for a nap and it could be a pijama too it’s so comfy 😁
Very pretty. Using your lining technique, if you lined the skirt as well, it could be a totally reversible dress. I might give that a try next year for me and my sister.
It totally could be. There would need to a an opening somewhere to bag it all out :)
Thanks for watching 😊
You are so talented! Love the dress and like the way you raised the neckline. The lining technique is great! Great video!
I’m glad you liked it and I’m so glad I raised it. It would be unwearable otherwise for me :)
As usual you did a wonderful job. What a pretty dress. It looks so nice on you.
Thank you so much 😊
That's a very pretty dress.
Thank you so much 😊. I need all the rayon spandex now to make a few more. I’ve even had a little tiny nap in it too.
Lovely dress, I always learn a lot
Thank you so much 😊
Your dress looks lovely Karina. I love the fabric you used. Thank you for the tutorial on the bodice. I've saved it for future use.
Thank you so much 😊. I’m glad it’s helpful.
Great dress Karina. 🤗🤗
Thank you so much 😊
Karina, you look so lovely in your Sallie dress! The lining techniques of the bodice are very helpful. Looking forward to hacks of this pattern and the upcoming Tuesday/Wednesday vlog.
I hope I get the information today. It’s a top secret pattern test and I’m waiting on the final final update. Thanks for watching 😊.
You did a wonderful job on this dress! I appreciate how you did the lining & you make it look so easy. When I first saw that fabric I knew it was perfect for you. Yes, you look great in it, beautiful fit!! Thanks for sharing. Take care and God Bless.
Lining was fun. I always really enjoy lining and the fact that this pattern is lined makes it even better. Thanks for watching 😊.
So pretty. Perfect fit. I love it. 💕
Thank you so much 😊
I agree with your husband. Your looking GORGEOUS.
Aww thank you so much 😊
This is one of my favorite styles and it looks lovely one you! Gorgeous fabric too!
I’d never tried a knit dress with elastic casing. Just me being silly and what a great discovery! I love this style. Thank you so much for watching 😄
Been wanting to try this for the longest time and seeing you in yours makes me want it even more. Great job.
It’s a great wearable dress :)
Thanks for watching 😊.
Evening Karina, just lovely like your husband said! Can you please consider doing some videos on different sewing techniques? I think you said you learned to sew from your Auntie who was a Couture seamstress? I would love to see how you line a dress for example, hand sew your hems, those types of videos. I am new to garment sewing and while I have watched a lot of other youtubers. I love the way you do things. That way also, you won't have the pressure of always having to sew a complete garment. I think a lot of people could benefit from learning your techniques! Thank you!!!😊
This is a project I’m working on and I just need more time in order to film and edit them. The hand sewing I do is basically the same type of stitch for everything. I tried to film it before and it was hard to get up close and it was blurry. I’m determined to show all this though :)
Also, sewing technique videos get very few views for some reason 🤷🏻♀️
Lifting Pins and Needles Sian from Kittinish Behaviour isolates short specific techniques from her sewalongs in a seperate playlist, using same footage twice. Maybe that’s an idea? Can imagine that those get lesser views upon publication, but don’t these videos have more longavity? I look those up once I need them for a project. By the way, if anyone has questions about lining garments I refer them to you.
UA-cam is super complex in the way that if a video has less views, the next one will not be shared as much. Due to the small size of my channel and how vulnerable I am to the algorithms, I’m super careful and have another empty channel I plan to have the techniques in. Separately to this main one. It’s a future plan 😄
Probably the cutest dress you've made, incredibly flattering & pretty easy make. Love it!!! I'm excited to make myself one. Thank you for the inspiration! ❤❤❤
Thank you so much 😊. Easy cute and fast, a necessity among collar stands and zipper flys . Thanks for watching 😊.
Love the dress, Think you could also wear a belt with it , for a different look .. Another great make.. Love the material .
Yup, I agree. I have belts that match 😄. Thank you so much for watching.
That is a really great dress! I might try it too! I love the lining technique, it’s excellent as always. Looking forward to your ‘other option’ version.
You’d love the dress. Next time I look for fabric, I’ll be on the lookout for print rayon spandex to make another.
Very nice!!
Thank you so much 😊. Super fun make.
Such a lovely simple dress but so beautifully made as always. 🌺
Thank you so much 😊. I enjoying wearing it a great deal 😁
Wonderful technique for lining, i use a version of this to long girls bodices that are sleeveless. I love it, it’s a timesaver.
This is very similar to the sleeveless bodice lining for sure. Just the side seams are a little different. It’s fast and clean. Thank you so much for watching 😄
Beautiful fabric and beautiful make Karina.
Thank you so much 😊. I super love this one. Thanks for watching 😊.
I made this pattern for my daughter. Wonderful instructions in your video!
I’m glad you like it :)
I’m obsessed with this pattern now.
Looks lovely on you Karina. I don't really go in at the waist so I always avoid gathered elastic waists unless it's a skirt and I can wear a top over it. Look forward to Tuesday/Wednesday vlog. Xxx
I’ve been warming up to them slightly. This fabric is perfect for it and the gathering is so slight... I can cope. Thank you so much for watching 😁
gorgeous xxx
Thank you so much 😊
Karina I love your dress, like you necklines are always too low on me.. thank you for all your videos xx
Necklines are so personal and this is the lowest I’ll use one, so I’m glad I raised it. Thank you so much for watching 😊
Really well-done and lovely-to-look-at dress.
Thank you so much 😊. It’s a fave!
Lovely Karina
Thank you so much 😊
Hi! Why don't you have that cute painting your mom did in the background? It was really cute. Xoxoxo (you did say it would be there, lol)
This is a tiny room next to the laundry area of the house. I never go there except to film some videos. I have the paining in my sewing room because that’s where I always am and it inspired me to look at it constantly.
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Love this dress. Could you make this as a fully reversible dress??
Just to add....as I'm thinking this through haha...if you added piping to the neck and arm openings then you wouldn't see one side of the dress when wearing the other...and vice versa.
Great idea. It would be great to take on holiday. 2 for 1 😀
Everything is possible :)
Karina I see that you make the lining a bit shorter than bodice and it does fit in. Is because of bulk in the waist
They are the same length. When you see it on the ironing board, the bottom layer just looks stretched out and a bit longer but I did cut them the same and they are both the same type of fabric.
@@LiftingPinsandNeedles and the material you used? My sound was giving problems. Thanks a lot you are super
I also like the lifted nekline
Oh Karina, I wanted to ask you...the Jean jacket you made. I can't recall the name. Is it unisex? I have found a whole lot of my sons and mine old Jean's. I would love to try and make him and I Jean jackets. If the pattern isn't unisex, I will have to find one for men. Thank you.
I’ve made several denim jackets: Cindy, Stacie and Atenas. They are all for women. As far as I know, I think Norris danta ford has a simplicity male denim jacket pattern. Women’s ones are too difficult to adapt to men’s one I think.