Subscribed! i’m hoping to be more sustainable with my clothing and use my sewing experience going into college to make my closet to fit my likes and save my wallet
Hello! Fabrics do indeed tend to stretch, especially in the parts cut on the bias, and especially viscose! But it's perfectly normal. :) What I recommend, especially for long dresses like your black one with floral pattern, is to put it on a hanger BEFORE hemming, let it rest for 24 hours and then cut off the excess stretched fabric. Take the floor as a reference and cut horizontally. Now you can hem! It's very well explained in this video ua-cam.com/video/eOJxWX8eacw/v-deo.html from 26:18!
Omg you are so cute! And I love everything you made!!! You are killing it!
Thank you so much!!! You are the blueprint
Love your channel and your style!!
@@jumanmahde9012 Thanks so much !!
Wow, that red dress really looks incredible on you!
@@leahmaree123 thank you so much!! Truly get so much joy getting to make something custom for myself. Big fashion could never !
excited to build my skill level and get to your level🎉
Subscribed! i’m hoping to be more sustainable with my clothing and use my sewing experience going into college to make my closet to fit my likes and save my wallet
Hello! Fabrics do indeed tend to stretch, especially in the parts cut on the bias, and especially viscose! But it's perfectly normal. :) What I recommend, especially for long dresses like your black one with floral pattern, is to put it on a hanger BEFORE hemming, let it rest for 24 hours and then cut off the excess stretched fabric. Take the floor as a reference and cut horizontally. Now you can hem! It's very well explained in this video ua-cam.com/video/eOJxWX8eacw/v-deo.html from 26:18!
Just signed up for a sewing class because of this
@@lia-np4jq wooooo!! Happy for you. Good luck 🥰