Lovely!! The next time, press your fabric before you cut it, to give it more of a smoother lay. I was a bridal couture designer for 40 years and i love to help and teach young artist in fashion design. All ways happy to help!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS! As difficult as it was sewing with fine silk on the bias, your tutorial and pattern was so clear and easy to follow along with! So excited to take photos of the final dress I made! Definitely will be using more of your patterns in the future :)
I altered the pattern a little bit to give homage to the Harlem Renaissance and fashion at the time, but this tutorial was so clear. I think that this is one of the most clean and professional dresses I have ever made. The only difficult thing for me is the cups. I always struggle with cup and they’re by far the most difficult thing for me to sew, but this was great!
When sewing tricky fabrics like silks and satins, you can starch them (practically dumping into starchy water and drying) to stiffen them and make them easier to handle. When you are done, you wash your work and voila!
the pattern says to sew with a 1/2 inch seam allowance, does that mean i cut down the line for a size small that i still need to add the seam allowance or that it’s calculated in the pattern?
OMG why am I only seeing this when I'm almost finished with my silk gown and promised myself I would never use silk again cause it's so hard to sew. But you got all the tips! amazing!
That dress looks so wel-made, very precise and I love the print. It looks very high end in the fabrication as well as the overall combination of print and pattern. Also obviously you are gorgeous in that dress
Wow... I watched the whole video feeling mesmerized... tour calm voice and the music... I feel like I just meditated... thank you. And the dress is simply stunning...
I saw you on instagram and immediately searched “how to make summer dress.” Hoping to find a style similar to yours! I’m soooo glad you have a channel!!!
So gorgeous! Just for next time: you want to alternate the direction of the front and back pieces when cutting on the bias so that the dress doesn’t twist
After working on this pattern, I found that the medium top pieces actually fit the large bottom pieces! Tried so many things till I realized that fixed everything. Also, I had 60 inch fabric, so it could be great to have the godets optional, because I didn’t need them and it was annoying to tape them together.
Hey Tracy 🥺 I really love your videos and the dresses you make I want to make them too but your tutorials are very hard to understand for beginners 🥺 Can you please do a simple diy for beginners 🥺💖
I saw your other video like I mentioned in your earlier video it helps to pick the shiniest fabric possible preferably a polyester fabric because it's more durable than silk and silk is extremely high maintenance I guess you could use silk but preferably you should use more polyester in other words one silk dress for every five polyester dresses preferably you won't go wrong with polyester I promise I've been working with fabrics for 35 years I'm 50 years old I started when I was 12 so you can imagine the experience I have thank you for considering my input
This is beautiful. I was getting a little confused tho bc the way I learned in classes a staystitch is a small stitch length like 1 and doesn’t get removed, and a long size 5 stitch length is a basting stitch and is more of a temporary or placeholder stitch
Thank you, and teachers have different methods of stay stitching, I do a size 5 stay stitching as a temporary hold because I only need that stitch for the fabric not to grow before I sew all the seams together, after I sew those seams the staystitch serves no purpose.
Very chic and tender dress, clean job. I like making clothes for myself too ) sometimes I post on youtoube . I sold my item just once because I think its not good enough to sell.🤭
Though the dress I'm making isn't this one and is designed mostly by my own imagination they are similar and I've gotta say you really seem to know what you're doing and are still very entertaining well done!!!!
Thank you very much, a beautiful dress and very well explained, greetings from Spain although you do not speak your language with the images I understand everything 🤗💖
Hi Tracy! I set the printing scale to 100%, but there were still gaps around the sides, so when I cut out the pattern, I figured that the size of the lining and fabric was a bit different. Is this normal?
OMG R U JOKING I WAS JUST ABOUT TO USE YOUR OTHER PATTERN FOR HIS DRESS ANS I WAS TRYING TO FIGURE OUT HOW TO ADD LENTH O THE PATTRTN OMG THANY YOU SO MUCH
@@Vinevenom I am glad this is helpful but if you want the other style all you have to do to make it long is just split the bottom of the skirt pattern tape it down to a new piece of paper to desired length and connect the side seam and center front with straight line czcams.com/video/RS1S_7I6-Vg/video.html this should help
I can’t wait to make this dress! Can you put the link to where you got the lining from? And what momme is your main fabric and what momme is your lining? Thanks!
Beautiful. I need a silk dress that has 3/4 or long sleeves. Similar fabric design. Thinking of layers of chiffon and lining for the body, and sheer sleeves. Help! I've looked at patterns and can't find what I'm looking for.
Thank you so much for this very helpful and clear video! I have a question - if I am going to shorten the dress so its a mini dress, do I need to shorten the 16" invisible zipper? Thank you!
Hey I have a quick question, I did this dress using heavy fabric more like satin organza and it fit nicely, however when I used full satin and silk it was tight on my hip area. Do we have to add more inches for our basic body pattern?
Im too poor to buy patterns, does anyone have recommendations on videos for a dress like with a free pattern or one that shows you how to draft the pattern?
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Lovely!! The next time, press your fabric before you cut it, to give it more of a smoother lay. I was a bridal couture designer for 40 years and i love to help and teach young artist in fashion design. All ways happy to help!
Hello, I’m hoping to find someone like you in my area to help me get started! 🥹 It would be lovely! 🥰
Do you have a youtube channel?? I really want to learn from you
This is so beautiful and relaxing. The fabric, the music, the tutorial, the background in the end, the final dress. Job well done.
I seriously fell asleep 3 times while trying to watch it! NOT boring, just soothing. I eventually made it through and learned a few things, though.
I was fighting not to fall asleep. That was so soothing
I've always been scared of sewing silky fabrics, but this dress is so beautiful I might give it a shot.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS! As difficult as it was sewing with fine silk on the bias, your tutorial and pattern was so clear and easy to follow along with! So excited to take photos of the final dress I made! Definitely will be using more of your patterns in the future :)
I altered the pattern a little bit to give homage to the Harlem Renaissance and fashion at the time, but this tutorial was so clear. I think that this is one of the most clean and professional dresses I have ever made. The only difficult thing for me is the cups. I always struggle with cup and they’re by far the most difficult thing for me to sew, but this was great!
When sewing tricky fabrics like silks and satins, you can starch them (practically dumping into starchy water and drying) to stiffen them and make them easier to handle. When you are done, you wash your work and voila!
Just bought this pattern off of Etsy!! I’m going to use it to make my wedding dress, and I’m even going to attempt to add a train. Wish me luck 🥲
the pattern says to sew with a 1/2 inch seam allowance, does that mean i cut down the line for a size small that i still need to add the seam allowance or that it’s calculated in the pattern?
a wonderful tutorial on how many small tedious details go into making a gown! especially a SILK BIAS gown! Wow incredible work
OMG why am I only seeing this when I'm almost finished with my silk gown and promised myself I would never use silk again cause it's so hard to sew. But you got all the tips! amazing!
I think the eco print you did is SO GOOD. Genius idea! It's so reminiscent of autumnal nature and so so pretty
That dress looks so wel-made, very precise and I love the print. It looks very high end in the fabrication as well as the overall combination of print and pattern. Also obviously you are gorgeous in that dress
Such a flirty, pretty dress. Your sewing skills are so clean.
Absolutely beautiful tutorial and dress!! Amazing work everything looks incredibly crisp 💖💖
your voice is soooooo relaxing to me. i’ve been watching this every night to fall asleep for like a week LOL
You are almost there.......to be a true atelier . To turn fabric into art. That is skill. Anyone can make a dress. Only a few can create art.
You make sewing look so peaceful, every time i sew its fuckin chaos. Silky fabric ON A BIAS, kudos to you 👏👏👏
Wow... I watched the whole video feeling mesmerized... tour calm voice and the music... I feel like I just meditated... thank you. And the dress is simply stunning...
I love it and it's so pretty!
I saw you on instagram and immediately searched “how to make summer dress.” Hoping to find a style similar to yours! I’m soooo glad you have a channel!!!
What's her name on Instagram?
So gorgeous! Just for next time: you want to alternate the direction of the front and back pieces when cutting on the bias so that the dress doesn’t twist
Am lit AF and thought I was watching Pillsbury dough and cohcholate
After working on this pattern, I found that the medium top pieces actually fit the large bottom pieces! Tried so many things till I realized that fixed everything.
Also, I had 60 inch fabric, so it could be great to have the godets optional, because I didn’t need them and it was annoying to tape them together.
amazing fabric pattern, amazing sewing skills, amazing result
I'm blown away and I feel very inspired by you
I can't do it, because I don't have a sewing machine, but I love so much watch your videos, everything is just amazing, is so relax
you did that. pretty inside and out
You are truly talented and have an amazing skill set💕
cada vez que veo este video me gusta mas, tienes un talento increible. me encanta 😍
Wow, it's so amazing how you could make such a beautiful dress! Love your videos!
Such a good eye for fashion & very talented. Looks beautiful! 🤩
omg, i'm speechless
i love everything, the fabric, the finishing, the details, i wish i could buy it!
Hey Tracy 🥺
I really love your videos and the dresses you make
I want to make them too but your tutorials are very hard to understand for beginners 🥺
Can you please do a simple diy for beginners 🥺💖
Wow this is so Pretty! This dress looks prettier than your previous prom dress. But still, love your works! 😍🥰
Absolutely beautiful and so delicate looking
very stunning..
your so talented
I saw your other video like I mentioned in your earlier video it helps to pick the shiniest fabric possible preferably a polyester fabric because it's more durable than silk and silk is extremely high maintenance I guess you could use silk but preferably you should use more polyester in other words one silk dress for every five polyester dresses preferably you won't go wrong with polyester I promise I've been working with fabrics for 35 years I'm 50 years old I started when I was 12 so you can imagine the experience I have thank you for considering my input
QUEEEENNN, i aspire to sew like this one day
Oh my goodness the background music is The rose and the thorn by Johannes bornölf. Which is one of my favorite songs on my favorite artist😍
This is beautiful. I was getting a little confused tho bc the way I learned in classes a staystitch is a small stitch length like 1 and doesn’t get removed, and a long size 5 stitch length is a basting stitch and is more of a temporary or placeholder stitch
Thank you, and teachers have different methods of stay stitching, I do a size 5 stay stitching as a temporary hold because I only need that stitch for the fabric not to grow before I sew all the seams together, after I sew those seams the staystitch serves no purpose.
Very chic and tender dress, clean job. I like making clothes for myself too ) sometimes I post on youtoube . I sold my item just once because I think its not good enough to sell.🤭
Wow I always wanted to make myself some clothes.. never mind. 🤯
Yesss I learned that same hemming method from that tailor on tik tok😂 obsessed with this dress!
Right George The Tailor is the best learned so many tricks from him. Thank You❤️
I would love to see this in a baby blue or a pastel yellow 🥹♥️
I'm gonna make one for my Carrie Halloween costume!!
This is absolutely gorgeous. I really hope I am this skilled at dressmaking one day! Thanks for the video
This, is a work of art!!!!
Um dos vestidos mais lindos e bem feito que eu já vi na internet! Parabéns 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Though the dress I'm making isn't this one and is designed mostly by my own imagination they are similar and I've gotta say you really seem to know what you're doing and are still very entertaining well done!!!!
I love the fabric
Thank you very much, a beautiful dress and very well explained, greetings from Spain although you do not speak your language with the images I understand everything 🤗💖
The most beautiful dress I have ever seen 😍
I really love this
Such a beautiful video and dress🤩 Love your tutorial!! I have to try it & fabric printing as well 🥰
Thanks for inspiring me to get back into sewing, great video :)
gorgeous dress 😍
This video is mesmerizing!
Hi Tracy. Your tutorials are amazing. Recently subscribed to your channel and I’m so going nowhere.Well done.
It's so clean tutorial ❤️✨.. love it so much ✨
So so pretty! How should I go about having a lot smaller cup size than you though? Any tips?
Beautiful dress! And I loved watching this tutorial
this is amazing!!!
Girl you are beautiful and v talented ❤️ I'm your new subscriber 😇🌸 thank you for this great tutorial ❤️😘
Be blessed 😊
Looks amazing!
here before this blows up 💕 U did so well!
Wow you are soo talented!!!
Awesome job
Amazing Tutorial
lovely
Hi Tracy! I set the printing scale to 100%, but there were still gaps around the sides, so when I cut out the pattern, I figured that the size of the lining and fabric was a bit different. Is this normal?
Hey, I also have this issue! What did you end up doing?
Love it!
Beautiful drees ❤️👌👍
OMG R U JOKING I WAS JUST ABOUT TO USE YOUR OTHER PATTERN FOR HIS DRESS ANS I WAS TRYING TO FIGURE OUT HOW TO ADD LENTH O THE PATTRTN OMG THANY YOU SO MUCH
Now I just have to figure out how to add a low back to this but you're angel fr bc I was struggling
@@Vinevenom I am glad this is helpful but if you want the other style all you have to do to make it long is just split the bottom of the skirt pattern tape it down to a new piece of paper to desired length and connect the side seam and center front with straight line czcams.com/video/RS1S_7I6-Vg/video.html
this should help
@@TransformationsByTracy Thank you so much omg !!!!
Omgg its so beautiful!! Is there a chance to increase the pattern sizes to plus sizes as well?
I love It ❤️❤️❤️ It s beautiful
Yesss on YT I love u on IG
beautiful 👏❤
I love your tattoos, so cute.
This is lovely watching
Can u pls display the video of this pattern you used?
I wish to apply it
Thanks 😊
I can’t wait to make this dress! Can you put the link to where you got the lining from? And what momme is your main fabric and what momme is your lining? Thanks!
What kind of paper? And whats the stuff you put on the edges at the beginning? Interfacing, tape? Thanks! You're so inspirational
Beautiful. I need a silk dress that has 3/4 or long sleeves. Similar fabric design. Thinking of layers of chiffon and lining for the body, and sheer sleeves.
Help! I've looked at patterns and can't find what I'm looking for.
This is so lovely! Is it possible to make this with a leg slit without the addition of a seam above the slit? (I hope that makes sense!)
Thank you so much for this very helpful and clear video! I have a question - if I am going to shorten the dress so its a mini dress, do I need to shorten the 16" invisible zipper? Thank you!
Can I use my serger for the stay stitch?
amazing job pretty!!
thank for sharing
Ur work looks super profesional, do you go to sewing school?
How did you get so good at sewing ? I’m just starting please talk about your journey
Nice video👍
is there seam allowance included in the pattern? thanks so much!!!
Super👍👍
Bello😍
Which fabric have u used for lining? Its beautiful ❤
Hey I have a quick question, I did this dress using heavy fabric more like satin organza and it fit nicely, however when I used full satin and silk it was tight on my hip area. Do we have to add more inches for our basic body pattern?
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Pretty much
Im too poor to buy patterns, does anyone have recommendations on videos for a dress like with a free pattern or one that shows you how to draft the pattern?
♥️
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Nice mam
Hi love, what sewing machine are you using ?
I’m gonna make this dress but completely white. I’m thinking white silk