this is such a helpful resource, i really appreciate you taking the time and effort to record and share this with all of us. i'm someone who feels very overwhelmed by all of the math involved in standard pattern drafting, so when i saw the draping method for the first time, i fell in love! i know there's still math involved but it feels easier for me to manage, not to mention draping reminds me of sculpting but with textiles and i'm a very hands on learner so i can't wait to teach myself using your video!
Dont know if you guys gives a damn but if you're bored like me during the covid times you can stream all of the new series on instaflixxer. Have been streaming with my girlfriend for the last few days =)
This is pretty neat to say the least. I think draping is an excellent method for reverse engineering pattern making to understand the whole concept. I was extremely poorly during my fashion design polytech course and had to abandon near the end until I recovered from illness but I've picked up and with an array of books, tutorials here and especially self tuition I've managed to get on top of everything but there's always new things to learn and the guidance available here on the Tube is just amazing so much gratitude to you Brit and everyone who offers tutorials freely. I wondered where you get that thin tape from ? And one regret I have is purchasing a large Size 16 mannequin that was actually really expensive at nearly NZ $600 in the early 2000s and it's awfully cumbersome with flimsy stand that's easily knocked over. I wish I'd gotten a smaller one and I bought all my design tools from back home in the UK from the Staples Group South East UK, but anyways, happy Saturday from Middle Earth and all gratitude for the tutorial, loved and subbed 🙏💞💥✌️
i came upon your tutorial video and am amazed as you did present it very clear,easy to understand....thank you for sharing your talent....i just have a question how can i do that if i dont have a mannequin ...and how if i would need to make a bigger size? tia
I don’t really use stretch fabric for bustier. That’s that’s really hard. Medium stretch I guess you can use this method but a 2 way stretch like Jersey or knit, I’m not really certain it will show good results. For that, I use a specific pattern
@@LAMODÉLISTE omg thank you!!! Also the Mugler corset hoodie can that pattern be styled in men’s as well? I know they had a version and would love to make one for myself
this is such a helpful resource, i really appreciate you taking the time and effort to record and share this with all of us. i'm someone who feels very overwhelmed by all of the math involved in standard pattern drafting, so when i saw the draping method for the first time, i fell in love! i know there's still math involved but it feels easier for me to manage, not to mention draping reminds me of sculpting but with textiles and i'm a very hands on learner so i can't wait to teach myself using your video!
Well done my Love! I can't wait to watch the bustier sewing tutorial.
Me as well my love!!!!
Dont know if you guys gives a damn but if you're bored like me during the covid times you can stream all of the new series on instaflixxer. Have been streaming with my girlfriend for the last few days =)
@Milo Rocky yea, I have been watching on InstaFlixxer for since december myself :D
LODI! 😍💯👍
About Raven thank you bb 😊 😍🥰
I love it
The first draping video that ever made sense to me
Loveeeeet!!!!
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Excellent tutorial, clear to follow and understand throughout. Thank you for sharing your skills, knowledge and expertise. Warm regards.
Thank you brit for doing a video like this, we miss seeing your creation.
This is pretty neat to say the least. I think draping is an excellent method for reverse engineering pattern making to understand the whole concept. I was extremely poorly during my fashion design polytech course and had to abandon near the end until I recovered from illness but I've picked up and with an array of books, tutorials here and especially self tuition I've managed to get on top of everything but there's always new things to learn and the guidance available here on the Tube is just amazing so much gratitude to you Brit and everyone who offers tutorials freely. I wondered where you get that thin tape from ? And one regret I have is purchasing a large Size 16 mannequin that was actually really expensive at nearly NZ $600 in the early 2000s and it's awfully cumbersome with flimsy stand that's easily knocked over. I wish I'd gotten a smaller one and I bought all my design tools from back home in the UK from the Staples Group South East UK, but anyways, happy Saturday from Middle Earth and all gratitude for the tutorial, loved and subbed 🙏💞💥✌️
Very professional way of making burstier pattern . I will try this , thank you so much for sharing
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This is great educational step by step video! Thank you! I hope you continue to make more
Thank you, I will i promise!
Informative video. Thank you for uploading this video and sharing your excellent experience. Please make video on Bustier stitching with full details.
good information on making patterns and working with them
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Hola muchas gracias por compartir tu conocimiento muy bueno explicación 😃☺️💐
Love this video! ❤️❤️ Corsetmaking nman po.
Salamat!!!! Sige po sa susunod ho!!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks so much for this and I gave it a HUGE thumbs up! I can't wait to start draping this one of the helpful videos I've seen here on YT.
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You are amazing 🩷 I am so appreciative of your tutorials 🥰
Awww so sweet I’m not really proud of this video, but I will remake this for better quality and accessibility but thank you boo! You the sweetest hun
Amazing! I really love your job! I gave it a huge thumbs up! ♥️
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Loved this! Thx.....
promise, more to come
Excellent tutorial 🙏❤
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Amazing content ❤❤
Nice pattern making
very nice i likes your work
i came upon your tutorial video and am amazed as you did present it very clear,easy to understand....thank you for sharing your talent....i just have a question how can i do that if i dont have a mannequin ...and how if i would need to make a bigger size? tia
Excellent
So helpful!!!
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👍👍👍❤❤❤super !!!!
Thanks very much 🙏🙏🙏
I Like it anak is that for me? 😘😘😘
Hahah will make you one soon mother🤞🏼✊🏼❤️
Very nice
Love this tutorial. Do you cut the center front panel on fold?
You can do that, but personally I like doing it with seams
please make a vid sewing this one❤️
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How do you decide were the straight grain should be at the side pannels? Thank youuu 😊
Nice question. I will do a separate video for that if you want me to ☺️
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When will you do the tutorial on box pleats for circle skirts?
Hi there I’ve been busy with work! I will post it by the start of November ❤️❤️❤️ stay tuned please ❤️
So if you wanted to make something with stretch/knit fabric would you just do this same method but size down?
I don’t really use stretch fabric for bustier. That’s that’s really hard. Medium stretch I guess you can use this method but a 2 way stretch like Jersey or knit, I’m not really certain it will show good results. For that, I use a specific pattern
Awesome! where’s the draping tape from?
Amazon. Drafting tape 1/8 inch
How do I make sure the bodice will fit me if I have a larger bust then my dress form?
use your own body measurements. never ever depend on a dress form especially if it isn't the body size as yours
You can pad out the dress form until it matches your measurements!
@@GhostCharacter I ended up just puting a bra I didnt like on the dress form and stuffing it with old fabric and made it work!
Hi anong fabric po gamit nyo?
Katsa po.
Where can I buy draping tape ??
Wheres the sewing video for this?
Hi I’m planning to remake this old video! So stay tuned. I also have a pattern making tutorial for bustier, make it sure to check it out 😇
Hello po San po kayo nakabili Ng dressform? Pwede ko po ba Malaman😊😊😊
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What is that fabric and paper again? 😭😭 I want to know.
i used heavy muslin or katya. i used an ordinary paper.
Sale perfecto
Gracias
Me encantaria que lo hagas en un patrón un trazo en papel
What happened to the audio?
Copyright will redo this video
@@LAMODÉLISTE omg thank you!!! Also the Mugler corset hoodie can that pattern be styled in men’s as well? I know they had a version and would love to make one for myself
@@Mickeydesyn yeah! I guess you can apply the pattern making technique I did
@@LAMODÉLISTE thank you
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