DIY | HOW TO MAKE A LONG TRAIN DRESS | LONG TRAIN FOR PHOTOSHOOT | DRAMATIC LONG TRAIN

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  • čas přidán 26. 05. 2022
  • #longtraindress #longtrain #longestdress
    A long train brings the drama and the epic vibe of a dress specially fitted for an epic photoshoot. Join me as I work with Natasha of Nastova Photography for this commissioned amazing project!
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Komentáře • 64

  • @maismais2692
    @maismais2692 Před 2 lety +3

    Glad to watch all your videos 😍😍

  • @ulans.3965
    @ulans.3965 Před 2 lety +1

    I do love fush.... pink!

  • @loreleimg08
    @loreleimg08 Před 2 lety +4

    How I wish one day maka suot ko one of your creations🥰♥️! Beautiful kaayo na gown😍😍

  • @moniquerene1504
    @moniquerene1504 Před 9 měsíci +1

    I had my maternity shoot today, finished my dress last minute and your video really helped/ saved me. My dress came out perfectly.

    • @MARICARSTUDIO
      @MARICARSTUDIO  Před 9 měsíci +1

      Thank you so much. I'm sure the photos are amazing!

    • @moniquerene1504
      @moniquerene1504 Před 9 měsíci

      @@MARICARSTUDIO yes it sure was. It’s extremely hot in St. Lucia now so I did the photoshoot at sunset on the beach. I was sweating so bad had my makeup running down my face. My drive to the beach with the AC on cooled me down and also by then it was a lot cooler. The pictures came out amazing.

  • @marygracenamoc716
    @marygracenamoc716 Před 2 lety +1

    Nice gown carl

  • @mirthumos
    @mirthumos Před rokem +2

    More gowns please.

  • @photoshop0226
    @photoshop0226 Před rokem +3

    It’s beautiful! I want to make a flying dress too, is one piece of 1.5m width 5m long fabric enough for the train? Can I use that single piece of fabric for the train?

    • @MARICARSTUDIO
      @MARICARSTUDIO  Před rokem +1

      Hi Jade. Thank you for watching. Yes you can use the single 1.5m for the back skirt, however it's going to be a conservative train. Preferrably 2x of the 1.5m is ideal to have a big curvy train. Wish you best on your project.

  • @millichiccouture6600
    @millichiccouture6600 Před rokem +2

    Hey there! You know how the flying dresses have the slit on the side? Is that created from the side seam?

    • @MARICARSTUDIO
      @MARICARSTUDIO  Před rokem +1

      Hi Milli, there is no seam for the slit. I just intentionally made a cut for the slit. I put the skirt on my whole body dressform, or yourself and measure from there how long is the slit. I mark it at the centerfront of the leg or closer to skirt sideseams.

  • @2LRanch227
    @2LRanch227 Před 29 dny

    What kind of fabric? Silk Charmeuse?

  • @espinoabillonvlog7541
    @espinoabillonvlog7541 Před 2 lety +1

    Solid lods car

  • @divinejoycepara2141
    @divinejoycepara2141 Před 2 lety +1

    wow! im looking to diy a long train dress for my engagement shoot but i dont think i can do it. Where are you located?

    • @MARICARSTUDIO
      @MARICARSTUDIO  Před 2 lety

      Hi Joyce. Nagtatahi ka pala. I can lend you my skirt pattern -long train) Nasa Brampton ako :-)

  • @ranmina1670
    @ranmina1670 Před 5 měsíci

    Thens

  • @brendafuller1806
    @brendafuller1806 Před rokem +2

    wow

  • @LifeWithLadyB_
    @LifeWithLadyB_ Před rokem +1

    Very pretty, what kind of fabric did you use?

  • @greenzgal5874
    @greenzgal5874 Před rokem +1

    Hi great video, can you share a pattern with me for this dress for a birthday photo shoot .

    • @MARICARSTUDIO
      @MARICARSTUDIO  Před rokem

      Hi Greenzgal, if you happened to be close by. I can definitely share with you the pattern. Just let me know.🙂

  • @joanazager7038
    @joanazager7038 Před 9 měsíci

    Pwede kaya magpatahi ng dress

  • @rarejewelj1
    @rarejewelj1 Před rokem +1

    Beautiful job! Do you sell any of these dresses ?

    • @MARICARSTUDIO
      @MARICARSTUDIO  Před rokem

      Hi there, thanks for watching. It was a custom order, more like a commissioned project from a client. You can check Etsy for "long train photoshoot dresses".

  • @msx540
    @msx540 Před 2 lety +2

    Do you have a dress pattern to purchase for this?

    • @MARICARSTUDIO
      @MARICARSTUDIO  Před 2 lety

      Sorry not selling pattern. But you can check etsy, they have gowns pattern you may have to modify it.

  • @moniquerene1504
    @moniquerene1504 Před 9 měsíci

    So basically, if I want my train 5 yards long would need to get about 10 yards of fabric since the fabric is cut on fold? Did you fold on the longest side of the fabric? I currently have 5 yards of fabric

    • @MARICARSTUDIO
      @MARICARSTUDIO  Před 9 měsíci +1

      Yes that's correct. 10 yds just for the back skirt, plus you have to add about 2 to 4 yds for the top and front skirt depending on what style.

    • @moniquerene1504
      @moniquerene1504 Před 9 měsíci

      @@MARICARSTUDIO yes it came out lovely with the 5 yards I had for the back. The front took about 3-4 or more because I made a one arm with a balloon sleeve. The front top was pleated too. Because I know how to sew, make patterns and knew the terms you used. It helped me make my dress for my maternity shoot. I did not use satin tho. I don’t like the shine on the fabric. I asked the lady at the store and all she told me it was dress fabric but i it was light enough to do the flying dress effect I wanted.

    • @MARICARSTUDIO
      @MARICARSTUDIO  Před 9 měsíci +1

      @@moniquerene1504 wow that’s amazing! I’m glad your project went well :-)

  • @missdulcediva29
    @missdulcediva29 Před rokem +3

    I’m not being rude, but I look for a video like this about A year ago and didn’t find anything on a flyaway dress. I wish your video was a better informative. But you did a great job on the dress.

    • @MARICARSTUDIO
      @MARICARSTUDIO  Před rokem +2

      Thank you so much for watching, this video is more of a summary. One of these days, I might do a more elaborate pattern making tutorial. Like in a halfscale.

    • @shelleystjean5247
      @shelleystjean5247 Před rokem +1

      Yes I too would have liked more info
      About the actual construction and how to make the pattern!

  • @anaiswagner243
    @anaiswagner243 Před rokem +1

    Wow How long is your train ? A want to make a flying dress but i don’t Know how much make my train

    • @MARICARSTUDIO
      @MARICARSTUDIO  Před rokem +2

      Hello Anais, this one is around 3 yds. You can go 4.5 meters or more.

    • @anaiswagner243
      @anaiswagner243 Před rokem

      Oh thank you . But I have 3 pieces of 3 meter. I have to sew :(

  • @dinararaduga5195
    @dinararaduga5195 Před 9 měsíci

    What fabric it is

  • @kirahm7965
    @kirahm7965 Před rokem +1

    Do you sale these if so how much

    • @MARICARSTUDIO
      @MARICARSTUDIO  Před rokem

      Hi Kirah, it was custom made. But check out Etsy, they have a lot of selection for long train dresses and you can customize it too.

  • @mirthumos
    @mirthumos Před 2 lety +2

    Wow, i want to buy it. How much?

  • @Romascapade
    @Romascapade Před rokem +1

    Ate, pabili po.

    • @MARICARSTUDIO
      @MARICARSTUDIO  Před rokem

      Hi Roma. Sorry for now I only do commission work. But you can check Etsy.

  • @eddcar5336
    @eddcar5336 Před rokem +1

    Hi Lods.

  • @cindyohammy
    @cindyohammy Před rokem +1

    Que clase de tela es?

    • @MARICARSTUDIO
      @MARICARSTUDIO  Před rokem

      Hola Cindy! This is Satin . Another option you can use is chiffon, it has a really a good flow. Gracias por ver!

  • @nastashavalentinodefranco2990

    I wish you were more detailed on the train.

    • @MARICARSTUDIO
      @MARICARSTUDIO  Před rokem +1

      Hi Nastasha. Thank you for watching. If you are asking about the length. The skirt is about 50inches waist to hem then the train is additional 4 yds. You can do 3yds up to 6yds. Depending how long you want it to be. All the best on your project 👍.

  • @armandosotelofotografia
    @armandosotelofotografia Před rokem +1

    Hello, how many meters is the tail of the dress? And can you share the cutting pattern to my email please or does it have any cost?

    • @MARICARSTUDIO
      @MARICARSTUDIO  Před rokem +1

      Hi there. From.waist to hem is like 50" + the tail is about 4 to 5 yds or you can go 6yds if you prefer it really long.

  • @joanazager7038
    @joanazager7038 Před rokem +1

    Ano ping type ng fabric?
    Gina satin or satin,no idea

    • @MARICARSTUDIO
      @MARICARSTUDIO  Před rokem

      Satin po, silky and lightweight. Medyo stiff ata ang gina satin.

  • @TheBeautyBusNYC
    @TheBeautyBusNYC Před rokem +1

    I'm so confused on where to cut. Ugghhh it's like every video I watch... the most important part is cut out. Which sides, which seams, I have the fabric laid out and my scissors are not sure what to do. So I wont move to the next step because I'm afraid to make the wrong cut. 😢 😔

    • @MARICARSTUDIO
      @MARICARSTUDIO  Před rokem +1

      Hi there. What I did especially with the back skirt, I lay flat 2 layers of fabric for the back pattern. I matched the selvages of the fabric so its straight and you save more time by stitching them together as is. I will make a half scale or 3/4 scale video tutorial with measurements for flying dress for my next project. Hope you will see it.

    • @TheBeautyBusNYC
      @TheBeautyBusNYC Před rokem

      @@MARICARSTUDIO ok. I look forward to seeing that one. Thank you. 💙 is so scary to cut when the parts are not shown. I appreciate it 🙏🏾