This ur method of teaching is so detailed and advanced too! I would love to get an upgrade from u ma, please how can i meet u ma? or do u have online classes because this is the first time i came across ur video here
God bless you Neda ❤🎉 Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Please will these alterations work for dresses that do not have an empire waist line (half cut waist line) as well? Thanks once again. 🙏💕
Thank you for this❤… since we are taking 0.75 inch from the center back to eliminate zip budge won’t it shorten the waist measurement as we wouldn’t be replacing it?
My pleasure ☺️ this method is for the skirt part of corset dresses or inbuilt corsets that have zips. For regular zip dresses, you will have to calculate it as you shape the waist. So for example, if the waist is 30 inches, and you are supposed to measure 7.5 inches at the front and 7.5 inches at the back (7.5+ 7.5 = 15 which is half of 30 inches). The back that is 7.5, instead of the center back line to be straight and the side back waist curve to be extra curvy, you will take out the 0.75 inches from the center back and add the 0.75 to the side back waist curve. I hope this makes sense. Sorry I was supposed to explain that in the video.
Wow. This is outstanding. To avoid the extra zip bulge, I agree with your method, but also want to know if you advise that I take off 0.5-1 inch from the center back bodice waist and skirt waist, ruling the line to the side seam. It’s from the vertical measurement. I hope you understand my explanation. Thank you for this valuable contribution. Just subscribed ❤️
Thanks for the tutorial ma, please ma I will like to know if the extra 0.75 inches you added to the front hip will not the hip big after sewing bcos that’s like adding extra 1.5 inches to the total hip measurement
I take my hips measurement in a fitted way, because like i explained in the tutorial, the skirt part of the dresses i make have a fitted appearance, so that hip allowance is added for ease, so that they can move and sit properly.
Thank you ma for sharing this knowledge with us. Please what happens to the dart of the skirt? Aslo, is there a way of calculating the measurement for round above the knee just in case you didn't take it? I also noticed that the front block doesn't have a dart.
You will use the back dart, I don’t add a front dart unless it’s necessary. For the round knee, Incase I don’t have the measurement, I take 1 inch away from the Center back and 1.25 inches away from the sides. If it isn’t tight enough, I tighten it during fittings, because it’s better for it to be loose and you adjust it than for it to be too tight.
Thanks for the tutorial , please if the back will come with a teil should the tail start from the six inch below the hips or the one inch below the hips thank you 🙏
Pls note that for zip dresses, when you take out the 0.75 at the back to remove the Zip bulge, add it to the side so that the skirt won’t be too tight.
Thank you so much ma'am. I do appreciate your detailed tutorial. Please can I use this skirt contouring to draft a butt, hip padding? Meanwhile, I just subscribed to your channel ❤
Hi, pls note that this method is for the skirt part of corset dresses, the inches removed from the sides is for the waist to be snatched, while the one removed from the back is to eliminate the zip bulge after the dress has been snatched. For the center back, you can replace it by adding it to the side seam just to be on the safe side so that it’s not so tight on your client, then when you do fittings with your client, you can adjust it. I will post a more detailed video on skirt blocks soon.
❤ please ma I really want to know. If im the type that uses ace measurements can I still use this your method . I mean just like the hip measurements was divided by 4, i usually remove 1 inches from the front hip to add to the back hio because the butt can i still do that while applying this contouring method. Im a bit confused with the extra 0.75 you added to the front. I have watched the video almost like 5-6 times but I'm still confused. Because 0.75×2 is = 1.5 inches added to the front part won't it be too big at the front since there no butt to carry it. Please ma make me understand better. Please ma can this method be use on a dartless fitted dress. I really really love your detail videos, please keep it up and keep them coming 🎉😅. I will await your response ❤
Hi, expect a new more detailed tutorial soonest. I will construct the skirt block from scratch. I’m pleased to know that you like the content i put out, thank you 😊
Thank u ma Ur tutorial is well detailed 😊 Pls m the the one inch u took at the knee line and the allowance u took at the underbutt Pls ma are we not going to replace it
@@nedabryanatelier if you replace the 0.75 at the side seam, removing the 0.5 for snatching is irrelevant, correct because you’re essentially adding it back because of the center back dart. I thought removing is to avoid excess.
How do I like this over and over again. Thanks Neda. This is what most designers will not give for free.
Aww, thanks for watching ☺️
Good morning ma,your tutorials are too notch,God bless you.Pls.ma ,we want more of this and cutting and sewing of them ,thanks and God bless
Thank you 🙏
Your teaching is amazing and interesting, thank you
Thank you 🙏 ☺️
You're good ma. I love your teaching.
Thank you 🙏
Thank you for this video, God bless you, I’m a new subscriber
Thank you for Subscribing 🙏 I appreciate it
This ur method of teaching is so detailed and advanced too! I would love to get an upgrade from u ma, please how can i meet u ma? or do u have online classes because this is the first time i came across ur video here
Thank you 😊 I have an online course coming up soon, I will post the details here when registration begins
@@nedabryanatelier Okay ma! Thanks may God continue to bless the work of your hands
@@giftakpoveta9199 Amen 🙏 God bless you too
God bless you Neda ❤🎉
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
Please will these alterations work for dresses that do not have an empire waist line (half cut waist line) as well? Thanks once again. 🙏💕
Amen! God bless you too, Thank you 😊 yes it will, just follow the procedure and you will get your desired result
Yes oooooooo your tutorial are to notch🎉👏 🎉 👏 🎉 ❤❤
Thank you 🙏 ♥️
Hi sis, thanks for the tutorial, pls can you do a video on how to draft a skirt block and also placing it on fabric.
Ok i will
This is wonderful,thanks alot, please can you make a video on the skirt block? I really want to try ut out.Thanks Ma
My pleasure ☺️ yes i will do that asap, I’ve just been really busy, but as soon as I get the chance, i will
Thank you ma
Thanks for the teaching
My pleasure 😊
Thank you for this❤… since we are taking 0.75 inch from the center back to eliminate zip budge won’t it shorten the waist measurement as we wouldn’t be replacing it?
My pleasure ☺️ this method is for the skirt part of corset dresses or inbuilt corsets that have zips. For regular zip dresses, you will have to calculate it as you shape the waist. So for example, if the waist is 30 inches, and you are supposed to measure 7.5 inches at the front and 7.5 inches at the back (7.5+ 7.5 = 15 which is half of 30 inches). The back that is 7.5, instead of the center back line to be straight and the side back waist curve to be extra curvy, you will take out the 0.75 inches from the center back and add the 0.75 to the side back waist curve. I hope this makes sense. Sorry I was supposed to explain that in the video.
Wow. This is outstanding. To avoid the extra zip bulge, I agree with your method, but also want to know if you advise that I take off 0.5-1 inch from the center back bodice waist and skirt waist, ruling the line to the side seam. It’s from the vertical measurement. I hope you understand my explanation. Thank you for this valuable contribution. Just subscribed ❤️
Thank you 🙏 you question is not very clear but not to worry, I will do a more detailed tutorial on the skirt block soon
@@nedabryanatelier When you attach your skirt to a bodice, do you raise the side of the skirt at the waist by 0.5
Thanks for the tutorial ma, please ma I will like to know if the extra 0.75 inches you added to the front hip will not the hip big after sewing bcos that’s like adding extra 1.5 inches to the total hip measurement
I take my hips measurement in a fitted way, because like i explained in the tutorial, the skirt part of the dresses i make have a fitted appearance, so that hip allowance is added for ease, so that they can move and sit properly.
Thank you ma for sharing this knowledge with us.
Please what happens to the dart of the skirt?
Aslo, is there a way of calculating the measurement for round above the knee just in case you didn't take it?
I also noticed that the front block doesn't have a dart.
You will use the back dart, I don’t add a front dart unless it’s necessary. For the round knee, Incase I don’t have the measurement, I take 1 inch away from the Center back and 1.25 inches away from the sides. If it isn’t tight enough, I tighten it during fittings, because it’s better for it to be loose and you adjust it than for it to be too tight.
@@nedabryanatelier Thank you souch ma for the response. I'll definitely try this method and give you feedback 🥰
Thanks for the tutorial , please if the back will come with a teil should the tail start from the six inch below the hips or the one inch below the hips thank you 🙏
The 6 inch mark for a high tail, but if you want it lower, you can go lower
Thank you for this beautiful tutorial ma
Please did you still use the darts ?
My pleasure ☺️Yes i did
Pls note that for zip dresses, when you take out the 0.75 at the back to remove the Zip bulge, add it to the side so that the skirt won’t be too tight.
Thank you so much ma'am. I do appreciate your detailed tutorial. Please can I use this skirt contouring to draft a butt, hip padding? Meanwhile, I just subscribed to your channel ❤
Thanks for subscribing ♥️. Yes you can, I’m supposed to do a more detailed tutorial on it, I’ve just been busy, but i will do it soon.
Good day. Thank you for your tutorial ma pls all the inches your removing especially at the center back do you return the inches back to the side seam
Hi, pls note that this method is for the skirt part of corset dresses, the inches removed from the sides is for the waist to be snatched, while the one removed from the back is to eliminate the zip bulge after the dress has been snatched. For the center back, you can replace it by adding it to the side seam just to be on the safe side so that it’s not so tight on your client, then when you do fittings with your client, you can adjust it.
I will post a more detailed video on skirt blocks soon.
@@nedabryanatelier thank you ma
❤ please ma I really want to know. If im the type that uses ace measurements can I still use this your method . I mean just like the hip measurements was divided by 4, i usually remove 1 inches from the front hip to add to the back hio because the butt can i still do that while applying this contouring method.
Im a bit confused with the extra 0.75 you added to the front. I have watched the video almost like 5-6 times but I'm still confused. Because 0.75×2 is = 1.5 inches added to the front part won't it be too big at the front since there no butt to carry it. Please ma make me understand better.
Please ma can this method be use on a dartless fitted dress.
I really really love your detail videos, please keep it up and keep them coming 🎉😅. I will await your response ❤
Hi, expect a new more detailed tutorial soonest. I will construct the skirt block from scratch. I’m pleased to know that you like the content i put out, thank you 😊
Okay ma thanks
I'm still waiting for your promise as stated above. The hunger wan kill man pikin ooo mama, how long more should I wait 😅
Please ma, what's the formula to get my upper knee line i.e where the flare starts from
It depends on the level where your client prefers, but if your client doesn’t specify, you can go 3 to 5 inches up from the knee level
Thank u ma
Ur tutorial is well detailed
😊 Pls m the the one inch u took at the knee line and the allowance u took at the underbutt
Pls ma are we not going to replace it
Thank you 😊 No you’re not going to replace it. The only part you will replace is the 0.75 you will remove to avoid the zip bulge.
@@nedabryanatelier if you replace the 0.75 at the side seam, removing the 0.5 for snatching is irrelevant, correct because you’re essentially adding it back because of the center back dart. I thought removing is to avoid excess.
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Awesome...u re good indeed...pls don't forget to share the spider web short dress
Thank you 🙏 Sure i will
Pls why didn't you add the zip allowance
I add my zip allowance on the fabric before i cut
@@nedabryanatelier okay thanks you
Please can u do d full tutorial so we can understand better
Sure, I will do that asap