This is a great tutorial but I thought I’d mention that i found the background music really, really distracting. Not the music so much, but the speech that’s going on. It was like trying to concentrate on listening to you in a crowded room. Lovely petticoat though x
Yeah the noises were distracting. I like this video but I'm seeing this is a trend in the channel and it makes it hard to understand what the person is saying
A tip from an entirely different type of large skirt wearer: If you want to extend the life of your petticoats, or are otherwise unhappy with the amount of end floof, use starch. It's ideal if you can find one specifically made for clothing, but even standard cooking one works perfectly, it's just slightly harder to apply. Starch will make the fabric stiffer and hold shape better, which is ideal for heavier overskirts, or when it's starting to lose shape because of age. That being said, be mindful of how much you use, because past a certain point you will start sounding like a poorly scrunched paper bag.
Very informative video. I'm a 48 year old 50's style lover, and this petticoat video helps with 50's dresses too. Sewing tulle petticoats takes so much time and effort...
Omg brilliant tutorial for an absolute beginner. All the other ones I've watched have assumed ppl know what they're doing already 😩 I've watched so many and finally watching yours I understood how to do this, from measuring, to gathering properly while sewing and layering etc. Thank you sooo much 😁😁😁 can't wait to try this on my day off for my Halloween costume this year. I've been putting it off as I couldn't understand the tutorials and now I can't wait to try it.
finally, im so glad, i have a big roll of organza i can finally do something with it, I've been meaning to make my own petticats since im a beginner cheapskate. 👀 💕
I have a big bunch of organza and lining, and tomorrow will be my first attempt to sew something for myself (I hope I don't die too soon bc I don't have a sewing machine lol). I got a bit lost on the elastic part, but I think I got it now. Very good tutorial :)
Okay so I know this is totally unrelated to the actual video, but what is the skirt (dress?) you're wearing while steaming the petticoat? The red one, it's so cute! Did you make that one because I love it!!
If you are having trouble gatherung evenly, you can mark each tier not only at half, but quarter, eighth, and even sixteenth for long tier and match the marks. Not that this creater struggled at all.
How do you get the number for the 2nd and 3rd tier? I'm trying to make one of these for my term project but I can't quite figure out how to get the last two tiers :(
Honestly, I dont understand the math part on the teir 1, 2 and 3 of the petticoat. I understand that you must measure the length twice your waist size but how do you calculate each section? I tried to calculate, but I'm not getting the right answer like 200 and 450
They're rounded off 84×2.5 = 210 rounded back into an even number to 200 200× 2.5 is 500 but is cut back by 50 inches to get 450 Basically it's your choice how long you want these to be, as long as the minimum is 2× the length of the previous tear
This is a great tutorial but I thought I’d mention that i found the background music really, really distracting. Not the music so much, but the speech that’s going on. It was like trying to concentrate on listening to you in a crowded room. Lovely petticoat though x
Yeah the noises were distracting. I like this video but I'm seeing this is a trend in the channel and it makes it hard to understand what the person is saying
Agreed. It’s difficult to hear her instructions
Thank heavens. A video for beginners. All the others I watched assumed I knew what they were talking about and jumped into it. This is so much easier.
A tip from an entirely different type of large skirt wearer:
If you want to extend the life of your petticoats, or are otherwise unhappy with the amount of end floof, use starch. It's ideal if you can find one specifically made for clothing, but even standard cooking one works perfectly, it's just slightly harder to apply. Starch will make the fabric stiffer and hold shape better, which is ideal for heavier overskirts, or when it's starting to lose shape because of age.
That being said, be mindful of how much you use, because past a certain point you will start sounding like a poorly scrunched paper bag.
Your tutorial was way more helpful then the 5 I have watched thank you!!!
Very informative video. I'm a 48 year old 50's style lover, and this petticoat video helps with 50's dresses too. Sewing tulle petticoats takes so much time and effort...
A literal sewing goddess 🙏 All your work turns out so clean
this tutorial is the most easiest petticoat tutorial to understand that i've come across, thank you very much!!
I'm getting ready to cosplay Celestia Lunenburg 😁😁
Thats poggers
Same
Ooooh how did it go?
Omg brilliant tutorial for an absolute beginner. All the other ones I've watched have assumed ppl know what they're doing already 😩 I've watched so many and finally watching yours I understood how to do this, from measuring, to gathering properly while sewing and layering etc. Thank you sooo much 😁😁😁 can't wait to try this on my day off for my Halloween costume this year. I've been putting it off as I couldn't understand the tutorials and now I can't wait to try it.
Omg finally a petticoat tutorial I understand!! Bless you!!
finally, im so glad, i have a big roll of organza i can finally do something with it, I've been meaning to make my own petticats since im a beginner cheapskate. 👀 💕
THIS WAS SO WELL DONE AND WELL EDITED
addie this is the easiest tutorial ive seen to follow and i think you convinced me to get organza instead of tulle 🥺 i love you hon!!!!!!
OH MY GOD THE VIDEO STARTED AND HER VOICE
SO ADORABLE
thank you so much for this tutorial! my first petticoat i've ever made looks great :D
I have a big bunch of organza and lining, and tomorrow will be my first attempt to sew something for myself (I hope I don't die too soon bc I don't have a sewing machine lol).
I got a bit lost on the elastic part, but I think I got it now. Very good tutorial :)
Gracias!❤️😘😘😘es tan bonito y tú tan dulce! Todo un plaser.muchas gracias.
Aweee ur voice is so cute and ur so adorablee❤️
Thank you for making the tutorial you saved me from having a mental breakdown
You voice makes watching this video so much more fun
Excellent petticoat designing information video.
Thank you for the beginning math. Hardly anyone puts that information!
Awww i hoped you sell some,i like durable looks like these!
It's so pretty. It can also be worn as skirt.
this is seriously freaking kawaii
I have know subscribed
Maybe u don’t understand but how do you figure out how much fabric to use for the lining?
Would 3 layers be not enough volume? Sorry for all my questions
Okay so I know this is totally unrelated to the actual video, but what is the skirt (dress?) you're wearing while steaming the petticoat? The red one, it's so cute! Did you make that one because I love it!!
Te puedo preguntar dónde compraste los rollos con la organza ya cortadita?🥺💖
Would you happen to know how to make it fluffy again after it starts flattening?
In my experience, washing it normally and storing the petticoat on a hanger upside down can help retain the fluff !!
I have a question- which kind of fabric is the most comfortable one? Since when I'll wear it to cons and stuff I want it to be comfortable and yeah-
@@AddieSebastienne thank you very much! I'm looking forward to making this petticoat myself!
If you are having trouble gatherung evenly, you can mark each tier not only at half, but quarter, eighth, and even sixteenth for long tier and match the marks. Not that this creater struggled at all.
How do you get the number for the 2nd and 3rd tier? I'm trying to make one of these for my term project but I can't quite figure out how to get the last two tiers :(
I think if you multiply the previous layer by 2.5 then round it to an even number that should give you some good measurements 😊
How many yards of fabric i would need to make this type of petticoat with regular organza but for a tea length pettixoat?
Petticoat**
I just use 600 skirts :^
the audio messed with my sensory issues so bad- i loved her voice but DAMN was that hard without captions
I came here because of Bandori (Returns, anime costume) and HaroHapi just made a cameo lol
So are all the layers the same length?
@@AddieSebastienne thank you!!
Okay this has nothing to do with the video but like you are so cute wtf how? What is your secret?
First :3
Anything that has aikatsu I trust
Honestly, I dont understand the math part on the teir 1, 2 and 3 of the petticoat. I understand that you must measure the length twice your waist size but how do you calculate each section?
I tried to calculate, but I'm not getting the right answer like 200 and 450
They're rounded off 84×2.5 = 210 rounded back into an even number to 200 200× 2.5 is 500 but is cut back by 50 inches to get 450
Basically it's your choice how long you want these to be, as long as the minimum is 2× the length of the previous tear
@@Mirasworkplace oh ok. Thank you
Do you sell like this?
Really informative but the voices in the background made it difficult to understand at times.
berapa banyak lapisan rok yang diperlukan?
Haha algebra measured petticoat
Oh darling the background music is too loud and too irritating we want to hear you clearly