Sew a FULLY LINED Nell Dress with Me!
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- Опубліковано 4 лип 2024
- Welcome to this week’s video in which I sew up a fully lined Nell Dress. If you have any questions about the process, please do drop me a comment and I will do my best to answer them.
Thanks so much for watching today!
Amelia x
The dress I am wearing in the video is the Deer and Doe Myosotis in a red gingham from Spotlight.
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Thank you for this video. This is a beautiful dress, the shoulder fit is perfection. Enjoy your break time with your family. I look foreword to seeing your videos in the autumn.
Beautiful dress. I enjoyed the video with you doing the lining.
I have been looking at this pattern since it launched so thank you for sharing this. Off to order it now!
The dress is beautiful and the lining is a brilliant idea, happy holidays xx
The dress is beautiful.
Thank you so much for taking the time to edit and upload this version of your video showing your lining process! I love this dress so much - the design of the dress, the fabric, the coordinating buttons, and how beautiful you look wearing it! Hope you enjoy the remainder of the summer with your family. I look forward to seeing you, again as we approach autumn. Cheers! 💖
Thank you so much! I am glad you enjoyed the video and hope it is helpful!
Beautiful as always
Thank you! 😊
It’s such a lovely dress! Thanks for the tips! I just got some of this same fabric. I want to make a skirt and plan to line it with a white cotton lawn as well.
Sounds great! It's beautiful fabric. I hope you enjoy making your skirt!
Hope you have a wonderful summer with the children.
Thank you, Libby!
Your dress turned out so lovely! It will be perfect for the summer months and outings with your children. Enjoy your summer break!😊
Thank you so much. It is such a great dress for the summer!
What a beautiful dress!!! Beautiful fabric and I loved the little tutorial on how you attached the lining. Thank you for sharing 🙌🏻🙌🏻.
Thank you so much, I am glad you enjoyed the video!
Beautiful dress Amelia. Thank you for sharing. Enjoy your summer break with your children.
Thank you so much. I am sure we will have a lovely summer together.
Thanks Amelia. Have a wonderful summer ❤
Such a beautiful dress well done 😊😊
Thank you!
Lovely summer dress!
Thank you! 😊
Your dress is so lovely! I love the fabric and you sew so beautifully. I have purchased this pattern and some light green gingham to make it with. I’m currently pregnant and plan on breastfeeding and I thought this dress would be perfect though I will probably add waist ties. :)
So in time! I am planning to sew a lined dress for the 1st time and was wondering about the details of attaching the lining. Helpful ❤
So glad it was helpful. I hope you enjoy making your dress!
Lovely dress
Thank you!
Beautiful dress
Thank you so much!
Lovely dress. I added elastic to the back just to bring it in a little as like you found it too full for me.
Very pretty. The roses in the background shot are also very pretty.
Happy hols! I hope your family will be creating lots of sunny memories. Happy Days🦘🇦🇺
Thank you! I love my roses in the summer.
Absolutely love this dress, it looks fantastic on you!
Thank you so much!
Beautiful! 🎉 This video came at the right point I will sew it in a liberty tana lawn and plan to put lining. Thanks for sharing how to do this. Have a great time with your family 😊
I'm so glad it was helpful! ❤️
Thank you for the sew along , so very helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
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Thank you for the tutorial, your dress is lovely.
Thank you! 😊
Have a lovely summer Amelia x
Thank you Elizabeth!
Beautiful dress, I’ve just made the top and I love it. I’m going to try the dress next x
Hope you enjoy making the dress!
Lovely dress, I enjoy watching you stitch as you are so neat, I have been stitching for many years and I’m just trying to learn to use a rotary cutter for garments, it is so much better for slippery lightweight fabrics but I’m finding it a challenge keeping right to the edge of the pattern. If you ever have time, I’d love to see your cutting out in more detail and a bit slower? Cutting is crucial to a good garment cos if you get that wrong it can spoil the finished outcome, however carefully you stitch your project together. Thanks again for your videos, I love your approach to my favourite hobby. There are so many dressmakers here on UA-cam but I find I get bored of most of them quite quickly, but I have 3 firm favourites and you are one of them. ❤
Thank you for this detailed sew along Amelia. Could you clarify a small point. Did you interface both the lining and the main fabric button band or just the lining?
With your experience of lining dresses do you find lining rayon/viscose in fine cotton lawn lighter in weight than with a plain viscose? Is it also cooler for the summer? How does it effect the swishyness of the main fabric.
Thank you
Juliet
Gorgeous dress
Thank you!
So pretty.
Thank you! 😊
Gorgeous dress, I have the pattern, just pondering which size to toile.
The measurement charts were very true to size, and had lots of bust cup options, which was great. I just found the length of the straps quite long.
@@sewamelia thank you
@@sewamelia I went with my measurements and the finished size and it was huge. But like AmeliaI had noticed that the back seemed very big. I'm making a toile 2 sizes smaller but I think I'm going to insert 2 darts on my first toile and see how that goes.
I thought the same about the size of the back piece of my first toile. I do think that, like you, if the sizing down leaves the neck piece too big I will alter it. Not sure how I would do it. Probably takes 2 darts.
Darts in the back is a good idea!
I'm making my second toile of the bodice. I Wasn't sure of the sizing. I looked at the finished garnet measurements and it just looked to big to me, even allowing for it being a loosely - fitted dress. So I sent with recommended size and it crushed me. Making a toile 2 sizes smaller to see what I think of that
Definitely sizing down for me was the right thing. I hope your toile comes out well!
For button placket interfacing is there a difference between using woven vs non woven interfacing? One better than the other?
Great explanation of how to put a lining in a dress. Not many patterns show how to do this process.
Could I ask where you purchased you red gingham fabric from on the dress you are wearing and is it 100% cotton or is it polycotton?
I fancy having a go at the dress
Have a lovely summer!
Thank you so much, I am glad you enjoyed the video! I linked the pattern and fabric for my gingham dress in the description box.
Anyone know what’s the best liner between cotton voile vs lawn vs batiste? I’m a beginner
Super video Amelia! Thank you for sharing! I really like your myosotis dress. If I was making it and I wanted to line it, would I attach the main bodice fabric to the outside part of the collar and the lining to the inner part, if that makes sense? Thank you Amelia. I hope you have a great summer with your children and I look forward to seeing your updates over on instagram!
I would baste the lining and main together at the neckline and treat them as one when adding the collar. I hope that makes sense!
Beautiful work! One question did the skirt lining hem face you or the hem of the dress? This is a very helpful video as I intend to make a lined dress. I was going to line it in Satin but say a cotton like what you have used may be a better idea. Thankyou.
Great question! The hem of the lining faces inwards towards the hem of the main - I think you can see it towards the end of the video briefly. I do prefer a cotton lining over a satin or acetate lining fabric, but that is just personal preference!
Can i just ask , when did you put the interfacing on? I would have put it on before I did the shoulder seams, but it is not clear on the video when you did it. Gwen
PS. Love the dress ❤
Yes - sorry, I did it right at the start of the process, after sewing the darts.
Love the fabric! And dress is really lovely! I would be nervous of using a gathered lined skirt (as opposed to eg., pleating) in case it adds too much bulk - but I guess the fact that it is oversized alleviates that issue. What do you think? Thank you for your great videos 😊
@@moira7083 You are right! I think if the lawn and viscose were not very lightweight I would have pleated or taken a lot more of the gathering out of the skirt lining. Because the fabrics are lightweight and the dress is oversized, it worked OK.
@@sewamelia thank you! Love your videos
Where did you buy your lining fabric from?
What pattern is your red dress?
It is the Deer and Doe Myosotis. I put a link to it in the description box.
Thank you for this detailed sew along Amelia. Could you clarify a small point. Did you interface both the lining and the main fabric button band or just the lining?
With your experience of lining dresses do you find lining rayon/viscose in fine cotton lawn lighter in weight than with a plain viscose? Is it also cooler for the summer? How does it effect the swishyness of the main fabric.
Thank you
Juliet
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