DIY Cowl Neck Silk Dress / Tips and tricks how to make it good
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- čas přidán 3. 12. 2020
- Hi! My name is Victoria. In this video i will share with you different tips and tricks how to make your cowl neck dress.
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You covered everything I need to know thank you!!! You spoke clearly and you where not boring.... you where fantastic! 👏🏾 Great Job!!
Thank you Renee! It is very pleasant to read! Happy I could help))
Searching I was searching CZcams for the last past hour for a slip silk dress tutorial and finally I found a good one . this one is definitely the best.Thank you so much and you are absolutely gorgeous
Thank you so much for the compliment!))
This is made SO nicely and high quality - but also explained very simply. She is clearly an expert :) I wish stores actually made their clothes with that much care, then I would actually be willing to pay the price they ask!
I don’t sew but I’m so interested in a slip dress and I also think that to your original point it’s very difficult to get one that fits well on the top and the bottom so having a customize dress is the wayto go! So fun to watch and great results.
Thank you! Coincidently, I bought the Camilla pattern a couple of weeks ago. I used the tutorial that came with the pattern and still couldn't figure it out. This video is perfect! Thank you!
Thank you so much for going into all this detail, you've saved us from so many troubles and mistakes! (But also for knowing how much to talk and being concise and not boring but interesting). This is amazing!!!
It is very heartwarming comment! Thank you!
I love it! Thank you for the thorough description. Also really appreciated the explanation of needle choice, thread and seams🙏
I'm glad this video helped someone))
Loved the brief omplaint break. Keepin' it real, girl!
Stunning. Using the French seam method has saved me. The inside of my work looks nice and clean. I love your video🌼
Thank you! I love French seam method. Everything instantly become more high quality))
your explanations were amazing! i’m really inspired to try it myself thank you❤️
The best tutorial I’ve seen so far thank you ❤️❤️❤️❤️
fell in love with this dress and colour...
The final results are so beautiful! The dress is gorgeous, thank you for sharing this
Thank you☺️
Wow! The craftsmanship 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Your stitches is near the results,, amazing
Gorgeous! I can’t wait to try this
Thank you so much, you gave the most complete explanation and I can't wait to try and make my own dress!!
I'm happy it was useful! I wish you a great result!)
Beautiful! You did a great job. Thanks so much for sharing all the details including the issue with the thread. Very helpful when I start making my own cowl neck slip dress. God bless.
So beautiful!!! Such detailed instructions and work. Loved it ❤️❤️
Beautiful dress and very clean finish!
Wooow! Stunning dress!
I love the finished work. Well done. It looks beautiful
Love this
I am getting started on this project. Wish me luck. Your dress is absolutely amazing by the way and I love how clearly you explain things. I definitely subscribed can't wait to get started
I wish you a great result! Thank you for a feedback☺️
Omg amazing!!! I would love a backless dress tutorial too !!!
Thank you! I dream of a backless dress for a long time! I just haven't found a solution yet on how to support my breasts in this dress🤔
@@makeitfit4634 well being flat chested is finally my time to shine lol ,i feel like for that type of dress you have to go for the butterfly nipple covers usually when i use backless dress like that it leaves no option , maybe just tighten it up around the waist may be a solution , love from mexico girl keep going love your chanel !!!
Well done! Beautiful dress!
That color looks beautiful on you. The dress is perfection.
That's so kind of you :)
My comment is a little late, however in the US we use an item that is called "wonderWeb" or "thermoWeb" it's usually in the isle that you can find irons. Hope that helps, and loved your video.
Thank you for sharing❤️
Wow this looks flawless I can’t wait to try it I will be using your video as a guide
I hope my video can cover all your questions :)
Soothing ...such a clean work😍😍
Loved your tutorial. Thank you❤️
Your explanations are excellent, you gave me the confidence to try this
I wish you a great result! Let me know if you tried this))
the dress looks gorgeous !
Thank you!
Beautiful!!!!🍀💚
i really like how it turned i would like to thank you for all the tips you shared i learned many things frim one video
So happy it was useful!
I loved this tutorial :) Good work and really nicely explained.
WONDERFUL JOB!!!
Thank you. ❤️ From Indonesia 🇮🇩🤗
Well done . Easy to follow and enjoyable to watch . Just one thing . Dresses made on the cross grain (bias cut) should be hung at least overnight to allow for the fabric to relax . You'll find the hem will be uneven and need re-cutting before you finally sew hem .
Yes, I completely agree with you. This is an important point I should mention. Thank you)
Wow so pretty and all the tiny thing in details you mentioned
Wow gorgeous!
I enjoyed the process and loved the result... 🌺
Thank you!)
Me encanta como explicas pero yo soy colombiana igual es especial tu clase muy bien
Thank you! Love from Turkey!
I'm happy it was helpful! ❤️
Beautiful dress. It fits you well.
Roxanne thank you!)
it looks so cute
you inspired me to posted a diy cowl neck dress vid as well!!
That's great!)) I like your version of the dress. Looks very stylish. Good luck with your channel! ^_^
@@makeitfit4634 aw tysm!!
What a gift, thank you very much
Thank your teaching . Your sewing is very good.🤗
I study you tutorial then i sewed. Now I got orders.Thanks you.😍 You are my online teacher.🤗
It’s very pretty
Very well explained💯💯 highly appreciated 👏
Beautiful ❤️
🎉🎉🎉WOW WOW PERFECT🎉🎉🎉❤CONGRATULATIONS FIR YOUR ART🎉🎉🎉
This was really good. I am looking to make this with a velvet fabric.
Thank you!) I wish you luck with your project. It should look gorgeous! My first (and only) experience with velvet was very bad. But I had a low quality fabric. I'll give it a new try soon))
@@makeitfit4634 thank you
I love listening to German narrators, the accents are always so different from my Oma (from Hohenpeißenberg)
Hi Sierra! I'm not German, I'm Ukrainian)) I have been living in Germany for the last few years.
i love it❤
Thanks. The sewing techniques tips is helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Very detailed.
Я чекала на це відео) Дуже гарна та вишукана сукня! Хочу таку!!!!!
Дякую, Танюша! Мені неймовірно приємно!
nice video.. I love it 💓
It seems like the stabilizer band. Is interfacing with stay stitches. They do either or in most curvy edges.
Thank you❤️
Beautiful
Thank you so much
Thanks so much 💕💕
Great
Sooo beautiful 🙏🙏
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amazing!
Thank you
It is beautiful! Absolutely stunning like you!
But could you please show me how to put a zipper and a slit on this type of material with a wider strap.. please ❤
Красивое платье👍👍👍❤️❤️
Very nice
Thank you!
I’m fat. Your dress is so beautiful. It was a lot of work. But it’s worth it
it is sooo amazing i love it ! , but i have a question should we close the darts or keep it?
@Maha 85 , thanks 😊 This dress requires no darts)
hey what's the measurements for all the templates you had at the start to cut the material?
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Thank You for such a good tutorial. I also bought the same pattern from Grasser and I’m having trouble with printing it. Did you had to cut off frames from printed a4 pages ?
Thank you)
Yes, I had to(( I usually cut two sides and glue this to the paper allowance on the next page. Just check first the size of the checking square on the first page of the pattern.
Good luck with your project))
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You did a beautiful job. It looks impeccable. Can you please tell me how you got your camera to record from overhead. This is one of my biggest struggle.
Thank you! I'm filming and editing with my phone. I'm using a high tripod and a selfie stick with a tripod function. I place a big tripod next to the table and a selfie stick on the table. It always films with a slight angle, but it works good.
@@makeitfit4634 Thank you for taking the time to respond
Formband/Kantenband schräg, grau, fadenverstärkt, mittiger Kettstich , 12mm
Thank you! This is what i needed ❤
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Perfeito🌹
Hello Victoria.
Thank you for your tutorials. They are amazing and inspiring! I however have a request… I remember there was a different slip dress tutorial on your channel. A black slip dress with slit and buttons. Could you share how to achieve same please?
Thank you and warm regards!
Hi! Yes, I had this video, but I closed it because I deleted the link to the pattern. I thought it does not make much sense without it. If you are still interested answer under this comment and I will open you permission to the video
Hello Victoria,
Thank you so much for your response. Glad you got back.
Yes, I am still interested. So sorry about this super late response. Got a bit busy with a lot! « C’est la vie! »😊
czcams.com/video/QYKOL42h4sQ/video.html
It is a link for that video
Hello! I don't have a serger sadly :
Hello Pristina! I'm not sure. It can give a thick edge that will be visible through the fabric in the area of breasts. The back facing you can make without serger for sure. There was one technique ( which was described in the instructions). You position your fusible interfacing with non glue side to the right side of the back facing, make a straight stitch close to the edge, flip it over and fuse your interfasing to the wrong side of the back facing. Like this you can have a closed edge. But front facing...try to make at first a rolled hem on a small piece of textile, make it flat with ironing and look if you can see it through the main textile.
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Maybe it's bias tape you're thinking off? Hopefully this helps 🙏
Yes, bias tape! Thank you! I found it)) At first it was confusing for me because so many things were called "bias tape" when I was googling. I also find another name "form tape interfacing"
Hello,
Thank You for the tutorial , however I have a question please .
Do you by chance have a tutorial where you drafted this bodice cowl neck pattern from scratch ? Or perhaps explained how ?
I look forward to your acknowledgment & response
Hello!
I really would like to help you with this issue. Unfortunately I do not have any ready tutorial about this and I am not 100% aware of this pattern manipulation because of the 45° warp thread position. I was searching for a decent explanation before buying a ready pattern, but I had no luck((
I wish you luck with this issue!
hi, where do i get the pattern
Hii how much fabric did you use? And the dress turned out beautiful
Hi! I believe it was around 2m. But it is different from size to size.
Thank you for this tutorial. I downloaded the pattern and I hope mine will be as good as yours.
Can you tell me just the width of the material, you said length is 1.9m..
Where I'm from we usually have width 1.4 m, and the length we choose when buying😁
So how much would I need?
The width of the fabric is 1.4m and the length was(if I remember correctly) 1.9m. Though the length can be different for bigger sizes.
i have some questions: what was the tension numbers that you used to sew w/ this material on your serger? did you do a four-thread serge or a three-thread? great tutorial!!!
Thank you Aly! I used a standard tension( 4 ). But it can be different from sewing machine to sewing machine.
I was using 4 thread serge. But 3 serge can work good as well )
@@makeitfit4634 you just did 4 across? and okay! i am testing different ones out but it can be hard, esp when serging is newer to me lol
you should just use french seams.
I was looking for a simple project to do since I'm a beginner, I definitely want to try this one! May I ask how many yards is needed? Thank you!!
Hi! I used 1.9-2 meters of fabric. Honestly I do not know how many yards it is. Good luck with your project!
U're dress is absolutely stunning and the very tinny details you have explained. I hoping to take course in fashion designing in very nice college to increase my skills if you know any please help me in few suggestions.
I wish you a lot of fun and good experience with your future course! Unfortunately I can not recommend any college. I did not study fashion design, I only had a basic sewing course in my city.
I I want this dress
@Kajal Singh hi! I do not sell my dress)
Hi thanks for the nice tutorial but can u show how to draw the pattern?
Hi! It is possible, but not in the nearest future. Have something planned for the next videos. I used a ready pattern exactly because I didn't want to draw one by myself😅
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Hola como puedo ver el vídeo pero traducido😔
Ты совершенно права, в России/Украине эти ленты для стабилизации везде продаются. А вот в Германии и в США я их не разу не встречала! Приходится или самой заготавливать или с Этси заказывать.
@Made for Wander , благодарю тебя за информацию! Я уже думала, что это мне так не везёт. Вот только как тогда они шьют? Ведь это такая нужная вещь🤔
@@makeitfit4634 я тоже не могла понять! Но, при просмотре американских лекал, единственный способ который они указывают это проложение строчки. К сожалению это является единственным укреплением.
Can you share the site on line
hello! what allowance did you leave on the sides of the dress?
Hi! The seam allowances were 1 cm wide.
hey where did you get the silk from?
Hi! It is a synthetic silk. I get it from the local textile shop