This work come up as a result of great commitment, hard work and serious thinking. Thank you. I have two questions:(a) is it good to come down and up at nipple point to avoid pointed bulge at nipple area? B. Can you please give me your skirt drafting tutorials as you promised in your lecture? Thanks.
It would be great if you finished the process by sewing a mockup of this pattern so we can follow each step of your cutting and sewing to completion. This will help make sense of everything you did. Without that we are left to try things out on our own and probably fail…watching you go through the aforementioned steps of cutting then sewing pieces together would be priceless
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I recently had to make a dress for a plus size client, and this was what I did (not exactly the same method) because it was the only thing that made sense. Viola it came out so well 😁
Brilliant tutorial! I have watched many, but yours is much easier to follow. You speak at just the right speed. Plus, your measurements are practically identical to my brides, just the odd 1” here and there. Thank you.
Hello. I have used this tutorial and it works well. But I have been asked to do a Queen Anne neckline and a sweetheart shape. Could you tell me how to go about it? 🙂🙂
I love this video, I have a client with a 60” bust and the underbust is 4” below bp and waist is 4” below underbust. Should I adjust the dart, shorten, when I take out dart looks like no enough cup left?
Hi Joy, I love your tutorial. I am a struggling wanna be dressmaker. The front armhole is much larger than the back how do I correct that? It's said the front armhole should be narrower that the back. Can you please do the sleeve?
Hi Sonia. Sorry I'm just getting to reply you now. I already have a sleeve tutorial on the channel here is the link to watch. ua-cam.com/video/DE9DAPKEHys/v-deo.htmlsi=EYeQUN6--WiyQXSy
Hello sis, thanks so much,the tutorial was explanatory and am also a new subscribe pls question is how did u arrive at the front and back difference?did you measure it on your client? thanks
Best,u are indeed a teacher,very grateful MA, God I like ur explanation ,I want to ask a question ma,please if it is not a bustier ,how can we do with that 7inches difference
Thank you so much for being here. If it's not bustier, the difference should start from the measurement taking. When taking measurements for bustiers, your tape has to pass under the bust down to the waist and then the full length. But in a case of say shirt or just a loose fitting gown or blouse, I wouldn't take my measurements like that. I'll just take it straight, and as a result, there won't be any need for the difference in front and back half length. I hope you understand.
@@uwebyanuri if it is blouse with normal half length (bodice ) and flare at the down MA, am I going to take the measurements straight down without passing through under bust deeply
Please what if the difference between the front half length and back half length is 5? Can we apply same by reserving 2 to the back or we can take all 5 from the burst dart?
You can take 3.5 or 4 at the bust dart and keep 1.5 or 1 at the side back. Trust me, it will still give the same result. Just don't make what you are taking out from the front almost equal or equal to what you are adding to the back.
Personally I would add the contour for a better fit. You can do that with a seam at the centre back. But if your style does not require it, then you can skip it. But the fittings will not be the same.
Thanks a lot for this - I will be drafting and making something out of this! I will let you know the outcome! Based on this persons measurement - Front bodice and Back bodice difference is 7 and youve used 5 for the front bust dart and the remaining 2 inches at the back waist - I noticed you commented that if the difference were 5, you could use 4 for front and 1 for the back - my question is, is there a specific way you could "share" the difference or its just an arbitrary method! Assume the difference was 6 for instance or 4, how would you share this? I hope it makes sense? Thanks
Yes I got your question. This is where your creativity comes in. It's just an arbitrary method. The trick there is to give the front as much as you can in such a way that it does not exceed the under bust line more than 1 inch. I hope this helps
Sorry to bother you again but when you were calculating the front bust and back bust sharing formula - you added 2 to the front and took away 2 from the back, for waist you used 1 - is this the ease that is normally added to bust, waist or hips that you took away or added? Thanks
Thanks
Awwwww...thank you very much for the super thanks. I really appreciate that❤️
This work come up as a result of great commitment, hard work and serious thinking. Thank you. I have two questions:(a) is it good to come down and up at nipple point to avoid pointed bulge at nipple area? B. Can you please give me your skirt drafting tutorials as you promised in your lecture? Thanks.
Thank you very much!!!
It would be great if you finished the process by sewing a mockup of this pattern so we can follow each step of your cutting and sewing to completion. This will help make sense of everything you did. Without that we are left to try things out on our own and probably fail…watching you go through the aforementioned steps of cutting then sewing pieces together would be priceless
Ok. I will try. Thanks for the feedback.
I would like to see it as well. I’ve tried to follow this so far I haven’t made anything from the drafts
This tutorial has been an eye opener. Thank you so much
I over enjoyed this tutorial, plus size bustier has always been my problem
Glad you found it helpful
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I recently had to make a dress for a plus size client, and this was what I did (not exactly the same method) because it was the only thing that made sense. Viola it came out so well 😁
I'm glad you liked the outcome. All the best👍
Brilliant tutorial! I have watched many, but yours is much easier to follow. You speak at just the right speed.
Plus, your measurements are practically identical to my brides, just the odd 1” here and there.
Thank you.
I'm glad you found this helpful.
Hello. I have used this tutorial and it works well. But I have been asked to do a Queen Anne neckline and a sweetheart shape. Could you tell me how to go about it? 🙂🙂
You are a PRO ❤ God bless you
Just to add, could you possibly do a tutorial on a strapless bodice with a yoke, in the same measurements?
My bride thinks she would prefer it. 🙏🙏
I can't thank you enough, God bless you ma
Just came across your vidios now, Well detailed tutorial,you are good darling. God bless your knowledge.
Thank you so much 😊
I love this video, I have a client with a 60” bust and the underbust is 4” below bp and waist is 4” below underbust. Should I adjust the dart, shorten, when I take out dart looks like no enough cup left?
Very informative video. My question is the 2" and 1" used at the bust and waist line respectively are they standard or do they vary. Thank you
Thank you for letting me but I didn't understand I will like you to reply it back .
Thank you so much
Just came across your video now,loved your explanations and had to subscribe..keep up the good work.❤
Thank you so much
I enjoy the class😊
thank you so much for the incredible tutorial 🌹 could you please show us how to cut fabric based on this tutorial? many, many thanks ❤
Alright will do that. Thanks for being here.
I enjoyed it
Absolutely brilliant
Thank you 😊
Well detailed 👌
I love your tutorials. Can you so a size 24 bodice pl ease.
God bless you
Thank you. Alright, I'll try.
Thanks a lot dear
May God enrich your knowledge ma, thanks for sharing
Amen. Thank you
You're good thank you. I enjoyed the tutorial
I'm glad you did. Thanks for watching
Hi Joy, I love your tutorial. I am a struggling wanna be dressmaker. The front armhole is much larger than the back how do I correct that?
It's said the front armhole should be narrower that the back.
Can you please do the sleeve?
Hi Sonia. Sorry I'm just getting to reply you now. I already have a sleeve tutorial on the channel here is the link to watch. ua-cam.com/video/DE9DAPKEHys/v-deo.htmlsi=EYeQUN6--WiyQXSy
God bless you for this video sis. We’ll detailed and explained
Amen. Thanks for watching
Hello sis, thanks so much,the tutorial was explanatory and am also a new subscribe pls question is how did u arrive at the front and back difference?did you measure it on your client? thanks
Yes it was measured on the client. Because of how busty the client is, the difference between the front and the back is more.
Goe bless you ma'am your tutorial is relaxing it really took away my worries of bustier. I've draftee mine before cutting how can I show you?
I'm glad you liked it. You can sende a WhatsApp message. My number is in the description box of my channel.
Couldn't find your WhatsApp link but I've sent a message to your Instagram
Thanks ma'am I really enjoyed your teaching but why didn't you include zipper allowance at the back?
You include zipper allowance when you are now cutting on your fabric. This pattern has no seam allowance.
God bless u ma’am
Amen
Best,u are indeed a teacher,very grateful MA, God I like ur explanation ,I want to ask a question ma,please if it is not a bustier ,how can we do with that 7inches difference
Thank you so much for being here. If it's not bustier, the difference should start from the measurement taking. When taking measurements for bustiers, your tape has to pass under the bust down to the waist and then the full length. But in a case of say shirt or just a loose fitting gown or blouse, I wouldn't take my measurements like that. I'll just take it straight, and as a result, there won't be any need for the difference in front and back half length.
I hope you understand.
Please make, answer my question
@@uwebyanuri understood MA, I'm very grateful for more explanation MA, May God Almighty ease ur affairs beyond expectation........good boss
Seen ma
@@uwebyanuri if it is blouse with normal half length (bodice ) and flare at the down MA, am I going to take the measurements straight down without passing through under bust deeply
Please what if the difference between the front half length and back half length is 5? Can we apply same by reserving 2 to the back or we can take all 5 from the burst dart?
You can take 3.5 or 4 at the bust dart and keep 1.5 or 1 at the side back. Trust me, it will still give the same result. Just don't make what you are taking out from the front almost equal or equal to what you are adding to the back.
Thank you❤
You're welcome
Please if one isn’t adding a zip to the Center back is that contour still needed? 5:15
Personally I would add the contour for a better fit. You can do that with a seam at the centre back. But if your style does not require it, then you can skip it. But the fittings will not be the same.
Or is the front and back difference of 7 ok for all plus size? thanks
No it's not. It differs
Thanks a lot for this - I will be drafting and making something out of this! I will let you know the outcome! Based on this persons measurement - Front bodice and Back bodice difference is 7 and youve used 5 for the front bust dart and the remaining 2 inches at the back waist - I noticed you commented that if the difference were 5, you could use 4 for front and 1 for the back - my question is, is there a specific way you could "share" the difference or its just an arbitrary method!
Assume the difference was 6 for instance or 4, how would you share this? I hope it makes sense? Thanks
Yes I got your question. This is where your creativity comes in. It's just an arbitrary method. The trick there is to give the front as much as you can in such a way that it does not exceed the under bust line more than 1 inch. I hope this helps
@@uwebyanuri thanks that makes sense
Sorry to bother you again but when you were calculating the front bust and back bust sharing formula - you added 2 to the front and took away 2 from the back, for waist you used 1 - is this the ease that is normally added to bust, waist or hips that you took away or added? Thanks
Please what is the blouse length of this particular person please. Please help me with it.
Thanks
No zipper allowance
The pattern is without allowances. When you are cutting directly on your fabric, you add the necessary allowance