Great video, however while I understand everything I got confused when you talked about “princess” seems and then you showed how you finished it off by cutting out four pieces. I wish you had shown how you did that and explained why! Do you have a video that can help me complete that final step?
Please ma, I have 2 questions. 1. From the video of drafting a basic bodice, you measured the front and back width as 15 and 14" respectively. So, how do you get this width if you do not measure it on your client. What I do is to use the shoulder measurement for the back and subtract half an inch of the shoulder measurements for the front. 2. I think that the skirt waist defers from the natural waistline because people place their skirt separately. What I do is ask my client where they place their skirt and take my measurements from there. I stand to be corrected. Thank you very much ma.
Thanks for your response. But another question is, what if the dart on the back block skirt is as wide as 2" how do you fuse with a top having just 1" dart for a dress without waist seam. Thank you
With such a case, the bodice will definitely be smaller than the skirt at the waist line, so you will adjust the bodice dart( increase) to match up the skirt. So that construction of the dart will be bold from the bodice to the skirt. This makes the back to dit well. Kindly Watch the dress drafting video again. Thanks
@@laperycollegeoffashion8737would be allot easier for everyone if you were to copy and paste the link to those videos in this comment so that we would not have to chase around for it
I think d difference is wen u already av a basic bodice pattern n skirt pattern, u don't want to start drafting all over again, instead u fuse them together
@@laperycollegeoffashion8737 At least its becoming clearer. If you don't mind, is there like a standard shoulder width for the sleevless armhole or do I just reduce shoulder to any length of my.🙂 choice
@@berylakinyi3818 Reduce shoulder by at least 1" on pattern to modify to sleeveless but could do more than that depending on the particular style you are working on. This still has to do with neck width or depth.
Good morning ma. Thanks so much for this class. Please, while you disregarded the back tightening of the dress with waist seam line, on the blouse part, you did not mention the skirt part, will it be considered or disregarded?
Thanks for commenting. Kindly check the blouse pattern again. I am very sure I did. Someone even asked in the comment section which I answers. Thanks once again
All my confusions solved in one video especially the dart differences. Thank you!!!!!!!!
Glad to be part of this clearity for you. Thank God for the privilege
This is really helpful for me right now. Thank you ma'am for the tutorial. God bless you with more wisdom. Amen
Amen and thanks,🥰
Excellent video, very well explained, simple and clear instructions. Continue to do the good work
Yes madam I Will sure do continue. Thanks for commenting
THANK YOU SO MUCH! You helped me so much! God bless❤️
Excellent explanation. Very clear.
Thank you,💋
Thanks for the video. Is it possible to just cut fabric for skirt and top and join without change to waste
Sure, very possible
Learning so much!!! Love you explanations.
Thank you.
Very informative. And looking amazing
Thank you madam
This is very insightful,may God bless you immensely.thanks so much.
Amen. Thanks for commenting
Excellent job!
Thank you so much for this video
This has really refreshed my memory
You welcome and thanks for commenting
On the princess dart, did you extend the armhole to avoid shortage when sewing. U are the best.
Sure ,I extended in the process of filling up. Check again.
Thanks for loving my work 🥰
Great video, however while I understand everything I got confused when you talked about “princess” seems and then you showed how you finished it off by cutting out four pieces. I wish you had shown how you did that and explained why! Do you have a video that can help me complete that final step?
Please ma, I have 2 questions.
1. From the video of drafting a basic bodice, you measured the front and back width as 15 and 14" respectively. So, how do you get this width if you do not measure it on your client. What I do is to use the shoulder measurement for the back and subtract half an inch of the shoulder measurements for the front.
2. I think that the skirt waist defers from the natural waistline because people place their skirt separately. What I do is ask my client where they place their skirt and take my measurements from there.
I stand to be corrected. Thank you very much ma.
Thank you Ma'am
You welcome 🥰
Another question I have is this: What if i don't want to draft a pattern, is it possible to have all these fittings and adjustments on free hand.
Wow u r stunnnninggg
Thank you.
Thanks for the tutorial
Very detailed tutorials, good job. But won't the fitting you cut off at the back of both the top and skirt reduce the waist measurement?
The value of the waist measurement will reduce on drafting paper but will achieve a better fit on body that was t reduce but
Thanks for your response. But another question is, what if the dart on the back block skirt is as wide as 2" how do you fuse with a top having just 1" dart for a dress without waist seam. Thank you
With such a case, the bodice will definitely be smaller than the skirt at the waist line, so you will adjust the bodice dart( increase) to match up the skirt. So that construction of the dart will be bold from the bodice to the skirt. This makes the back to dit well. Kindly Watch the dress drafting video again. Thanks
Would love to see how exactly you do the princess seams, please.
I already have 2 videos on princess seam. Part 1 for full bust and part 2 for small bust
Kindly check the channel for the videos
@@laperycollegeoffashion8737would be allot easier for everyone if you were to copy and paste the link to those videos in this comment so that we would not have to chase around for it
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Thank ou madam🎉
You’re excellent 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Thanks ma. I ask. What's the difference of drafting it together once than separately?
I think d difference is wen u already av a basic bodice pattern n skirt pattern, u don't want to start drafting all over again, instead u fuse them together
Also, the waist shaping is important for gown with seam at the waist.
So when u draft at once, u cant get that
Thank you Laperly. Can you kindly demonstrate to me how to cut a sleevless dress bodice. I heard that we adjust the shoulder and armhole.Thank you🙂
Yes, you SURE reduce the shoulder width but for the armhole, you MAY or NOT widen it.
@@laperycollegeoffashion8737 At least its becoming clearer. If you don't mind, is there like a standard shoulder width for the sleevless armhole or do I just reduce shoulder to any length of my.🙂 choice
@@berylakinyi3818 Reduce shoulder by at least 1" on pattern to modify to sleeveless but could do more than that depending on the particular style you are working on. This still has to do with neck width or depth.
@@laperycollegeoffashion8737 Thank you. 🤝
Good morning ma. Thanks so much for this class. Please, while you disregarded the back tightening of the dress with waist seam line, on the blouse part, you did not mention the skirt part, will it be considered or disregarded?
Thanks for commenting. Kindly check the blouse pattern again. I am very sure I did.
Someone even asked in the comment section which I answers. Thanks once again
Thumbs up.👍
Thank you
My side seams don't match up. The front is longer than the back
Thank you for this but there's no link in d description box
Thanks for the observation. The links are there already.