Maxi-dress

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*captions all the way* As promised from the previous MV. Please enjoy.

this is a video that shows you how to makea maxi dress. I think that this dress is fine for beaches,partyes and so on. I love it, and I hope you will to! enjoy! ^^^^rebbsew^^^^

This is part 2. Please watch part 1 first: www.youtube.com My name is Lisa Reynoso. I have been sewing for over 10 years. I recently took a course in dressmaking and design, and now consider myself a professional seamstress, although I sew mostly for myself and my family. The dress shown here took me about an hour to make, start to finish (not including making the video itself). I made the pattern as I went along. I think you’ll agree it turned out very nice. If you would like to have me make a dress like this, or anything else, please send me a message. I will get back to you as soon as possible.

www.Drapingforbeginners.com and http Sewing is sew fun! Fashion Design Courses to help you create a great sewing pattern…Check out this great online fashion design course called Draping a Sewing Pattern “15 minute Camisole” where it will show you how to drape a pattern (an easy camisole). You can either use your dress form or any other sewing form or do this pattern fitting onto the body. There is a special pattern drafting bonus class at the end of this fashion design courses.

no patterns, just my creativity and a sewing machine. I made this cute dress like top and it was too easy. The measurements are for my body so adjust them to fit you.

The dress pattern is placed on the wrong side of the fabric, and tailor’s chalk is used to trace around the paper onto the material. Transfer the pattern shapes to the fabric with information from a fashion designer in this free video on dressmaking. Expert: Richa Baweja Bio: Richa Baweja is a fashion designer who specializes in mix of Western, Indian and Indo-Western clothing. Filmmaker: Tarsem Antil

A short Clothing tutorial thing!

How to make a maxi dress

I love reversible clothing, but it’s a rare gem to find something made like this – but how eco would it be to have one dress actually be two? And to make it from scrap fabric, organic fabric, or maybe some fabric your local seamstress has extra that she would love to pass on to you! This Reversible Maxi Dress is a pattern born of my mind, but I think it’s not too hard to understand how to make it with simple shapes and the following directions::: (ask me questions in the comments if something is confusing)… I had some left over fabric that my mom gave me a few years ago – it happen to be a stretchy crushed velvet in multiple colors (ooh la la & groovy too!) To make the dress really vibrant I chose two equally bright and hued colors that looked good together – because the inner color will show on the outside in some places (like the reverse side of the tie around the back of the neck, and in the area where the drawstring will pull it to fit in the back.) Step One: put the two pieces of fabric facing inward, facing each other and cut a big square the length from under your breasts to the ankle (or however long you want your dress.) Step Two: sew together the outside edges (right and left, but NOT top and bottom.) **If your fabric has a specific side which is supposed to show on the outside, make sure the sew the fabric inside out just like if you are sewing together a pillow.** The seam created by sewing it inside out, will look like this below when you turn it back to …