Yes.. this is EXACTLY what I needed thank you soo much you are soo inspirational. I am only 12 and I’ve already made lots of dresses without knowing the basics of fashion designing. ☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️😌😊😊😀
You’re an angel sent to us beginners thank you thank you for everything that you’re doing you have such an amazing way of explaining everything , I knew nothing about fabrics. Can’t wait for the rest of the videos
That was super helpful, thank you so much for taking the time to make these videos. You’re a great teacher, and your videos are always so easy to understand, not to mention inspirational :) I’m looking forward to the next ones!
Thanks for the info, and video of course!! Tried to get an item again today at the restock, but no luck. Maybe at the next launch or restock I’ll be able to pick something up 🤞🏼 Third time is a charm!!!
@@NataliaTrevinoAmaro (edit) Btw, I noticed that the notification banner on your website shows 3-20-21 for the restock. I think that’s where I got the info when I set my reminder. Anyways, I just wanted to give a heads up. Thx 😄
Can you do one on how to source sustainable fabrics besides natural fibers? From what I've researched deadstock isnt very sustainable unless the fabric is damaged or warped in some way. I like sourcing secondhand fabrics for personal use but they rarely come with a content label so it wouldn't be legal to sell..
@@prb16 I buy secondhand fabrics when I sew because I'm not selling it. It's illegal to sell clothes without content label/ wash tag, so that would make a problem. I would love to start a small local secondhand made to order brand as a small side hustle mostly for the sustainable side and not for profit, but the logistics are hard with these rules. In-person thrift stores sometimes carry fabrics, either scraps or if people stop sewing etc. Same goes for online thrift stores. They both also usually carry a huge range of bedsheets and curtains etc. I received about 5 meters I think (for 15£) of a gorgeus daisy embroidered fabric yesterday that had been guest bedroom curtains and I cant wait to make a cute dress out of it for summer. But I couldn't sell it because of the lack of fiber content even though it's in great shape and I have wash tested it etc. Hope that answered it, but feel free to ask more if I was unclear :)
@@prb16 The link I sent didn't work. I'm assuming shes blocked links bc of spam, but just search up "deadstock fabric sustainable" and it's the first article
OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH! I NEEDED THIS!!! I know how to make clothes/dresses, but never learned this! I think I really needed this, PLS MAKE MORE VIDEOS!! ✨💕
Thank you! And yes! I was thinking that it’s considered “man-made” but I always forget that doesn’t always mean synthetic hahah it’s one of those weird ones!
Natalia, i got a question, whenever i go to fabric stores, i never find fabrics that feels like those average cotton tshirts people buy/wear everyday... where can i find those
Ypure probably thinking about cotton jersey :) I would urge you to try to find some secondhand or go with an ethically produced modal(type of rayon/viscose) instead because its much better for the environment and the communities where the fabrics are produced (cotton needs a lot of pesticides which seep into the waters where its grown and processed and enters the water systems and is poisonous to both wildlife and humans who drink it. Similar issues come with 1st generation viscose)
Heyy what kind of fabrics are used for lining swimwear. I'm new to sewing and i wanna do some bikinis. Also can u do a video about how to make and understand patterns? Would be really helpful!
Please do a knit fabric 101. Maybe it’s just the beginner in me but they stress me out to sew. lol The thread breaks atleast 28 times on one shirt. 😁 hopefully that can be in part two 👀😊
"nocturno design blog" es una colombiana que me salio una vez en recomendados. creo que tiene varios videos explicando los tipos de tela, entre otras cosas. esta bien chevere. tambien esta "con luzkita". sus videos son bien largos, pero es porque explica todo en detalle.
Thank you so much for uploading new video about fashion design. May i ask you something? Can you give some books recommendation for fashion design who learn it alone? Thanks 😉
Hi! This is such a helpful series for me. Thank you so much!!! I do have a question, you mentioned that cutting on bias causes stretch but what can I do to sort of control that?
Hi there, you put Viskose under synthetics, but actually it is made from wood. If it is sustainable is a whole other question, though. That depends on the production process. Anyway, thank you so much for these videos. 💚💚💚
Viscose is a manufactured cellulosic fiber. It derives from wood, but requires some serious chemical processing to become a fiber, this is likely why she listed it under "synthetic." However...technically , that is not correct. There are two categories of fibers, NATURAL and MANUFACTURED. Natural fibers include cotton, linen (made from flax, hemp or bamboo), silk, wool, alpaca, and leather. Manufactured fibers are either SYNTHETIC (made from petrol) or CELLULOSIC (made from wood pulp). Synthetic fibers include polyester, nylon, spandex, acrylic, and imitation leather. Manufactured cellulosic fibers include rayon/viscose, lyocell/Tencel(TM), and modal. Fun facts: Lenzing makes a sustainable Viscose fiber, branded Ecovero(TM). www.ecovero.com Organic linen (dew retted) is the most sustainable fiber. Cotton is the third most genetically modified crop on the planet (after corn and soy). 100% recycled polyester exists and is considered sustainable as it GRS certified using post-consumer bottles to make the fibers. There are a lot of textile innovations in the realm of sustainability! Natalia, cheers to you for doing your part and being an advocate! Keep up the good work!
Yes.. this is EXACTLY what I needed thank you soo much you are soo inspirational. I am only 12 and I’ve already made lots of dresses without knowing the basics of fashion designing. ☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️😌😊😊😀
Like have you took them out of the page if so you are amazing
Yeah!! Me too
You’re an angel sent to us beginners thank you thank you for everything that you’re doing you have such an amazing way of explaining everything , I knew nothing about fabrics. Can’t wait for the rest of the videos
Please can you do pattern making (as in with the correct measurements) in the future if possible? :)
OMG YOU ARE SO AWESOME
FINALLY I have understood the meaning of bias, thank you!!!!!!!
Thank you so much, that's so interesting and I didn't know most about it, so thanks🥰
Ok first of all I’m loving the top!! I’m so happy your doing this series I can’t wait to watch each vid heh!
Stay safe 💕✌️
hahah thank you!! :)
That was super helpful, thank you so much for taking the time to make these videos. You’re a great teacher, and your videos are always so easy to understand, not to mention inspirational :) I’m looking forward to the next ones!
This video was so helpful! Would definitely love to see such videos more in future.
I just found your channel. WOW! I love it, you are so helpful, thank you!
Thank you!!
YAY omg I love this series and I was just thinking about what fabrics I should start using for a project I'm working on :)
Yes! "Every technique out there", please=D
I needed this info so much, thank you! Now I understand why my satins and cowlsnecks did not want to work out❤
please do a video about boning....um struggling on that part...and i am do interested in learning more bout fashion designing......ly😘❤
Easily explained and very informative! Thank you 🥰
Wow i never really knew about fabric at all I'm so glad i found you.
Your really helpful and so inspiring Thank you so so so much 🥰
Thank you for this video❤ can u also do one on pattern making with measurement
Just watched you basics of sewing video and just wanted to know if you have done the same video but with the surger?
Great video.That was very helpful. Thank you
Exactly what I needed !! Thank you!!!
Thanks for the info, and video of course!! Tried to get an item again today at the restock, but no luck. Maybe at the next launch or restock I’ll be able to pick something up 🤞🏼 Third time is a charm!!!
Hi! Restock is tomorrow, there wasn’t one today, so you still have a chance! :)
@@NataliaTrevinoAmaro Really? Oh my goodness!! So excited, thank you for letting me know.
@@NataliaTrevinoAmaro (edit) Btw, I noticed that the notification banner on your website shows 3-20-21 for the restock. I think that’s where I got the info when I set my reminder. Anyways, I just wanted to give a heads up. Thx 😄
Sid you get fabrics from the restock
@@prb16 Unfortunetly not. I was right on time, early even, added an item to my cart and when I went to process it was sold out.
Can you do one on how to source sustainable fabrics besides natural fibers? From what I've researched deadstock isnt very sustainable unless the fabric is damaged or warped in some way. I like sourcing secondhand fabrics for personal use but they rarely come with a content label so it wouldn't be legal to sell..
Yea! I'm thinking of doing a sustainable fabric video soon!
Why is that
How does damage make the deadstock sustainable.
And what is secondhand fabriic.
@@prb16 I buy secondhand fabrics when I sew because I'm not selling it. It's illegal to sell clothes without content label/ wash tag, so that would make a problem. I would love to start a small local secondhand made to order brand as a small side hustle mostly for the sustainable side and not for profit, but the logistics are hard with these rules. In-person thrift stores sometimes carry fabrics, either scraps or if people stop sewing etc. Same goes for online thrift stores. They both also usually carry a huge range of bedsheets and curtains etc. I received about 5 meters I think (for 15£) of a gorgeus daisy embroidered fabric yesterday that had been guest bedroom curtains and I cant wait to make a cute dress out of it for summer. But I couldn't sell it because of the lack of fiber content even though it's in great shape and I have wash tested it etc. Hope that answered it, but feel free to ask more if I was unclear :)
@@prb16 The link I sent didn't work. I'm assuming shes blocked links bc of spam, but just search up "deadstock fabric sustainable" and it's the first article
Very useful. Thank u for sharing
I really want to thank you for sharing all this information with us💞🙏
OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH! I NEEDED THIS!!! I know how to make clothes/dresses, but never learned this! I think I really needed this, PLS MAKE MORE VIDEOS!! ✨💕
I love these videos, and love to sew
Love your channel and videos, thank you! Not sure if this has been noted yet but viscose does come from plants
Thank you! And yes! I was thinking that it’s considered “man-made” but I always forget that doesn’t always mean synthetic hahah it’s one of those weird ones!
Natalia, i got a question, whenever i go to fabric stores, i never find fabrics that feels like those average cotton tshirts people buy/wear everyday... where can i find those
Ypure probably thinking about cotton jersey :) I would urge you to try to find some secondhand or go with an ethically produced modal(type of rayon/viscose) instead because its much better for the environment and the communities where the fabrics are produced (cotton needs a lot of pesticides which seep into the waters where its grown and processed and enters the water systems and is poisonous to both wildlife and humans who drink it. Similar issues come with 1st generation viscose)
Heyy what kind of fabrics are used for lining swimwear. I'm new to sewing and i wanna do some bikinis.
Also can u do a video about how to make and understand patterns? Would be really helpful!
So on pointt!!! 😫❤️
Can you plz do a video on how you make patterns for your shop
this video is really helpful im tired of my textile classes
I've been waiting for this one ... TURN IT UP
Can you go over fabric weight
Please do a knit fabric 101. Maybe it’s just the beginner in me but they stress me out to sew. lol The thread breaks atleast 28 times on one shirt. 😁 hopefully that can be in part two 👀😊
can you please do a video on bias ? (i'm rlly confused on it )
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THISS 🥰❤️
OMG I wish there was a tutorial that would say all this terms in spanish, I feel like there aren't many youtubers doing series like this in spanish.
"nocturno design blog" es una colombiana que me salio una vez en recomendados. creo que tiene varios videos explicando los tipos de tela, entre otras cosas. esta bien chevere.
tambien esta "con luzkita". sus videos son bien largos, pero es porque explica todo en detalle.
💕 - impressive tutorial my girl.
Thank you so much for uploading new video about fashion design. May i ask you something? Can you give some books recommendation for fashion design who learn it alone? Thanks 😉
Zoe Hong has an amazing video on both books and several on how to study it at home! I'm binging all of her videos currently😅
I honestly don't use any books hahah so I'm not the best person to ask! But that's why I hope to help with some videos :)
@@user-pl4yq1oc1y thank you for the information
@@NataliaTrevinoAmaro thank you for answering my question. Please keep making this playlist. GBU 😊
These videos are so nice! Thanks so much ❤️
I learned more from this video than I did in my college 💕
Hi! This is such a helpful series for me. Thank you so much!!! I do have a question, you mentioned that cutting on bias causes stretch but what can I do to sort of control that?
This was really helpful ❤... Thanks 😊
Can you please do video for explaining the machine you use n how it works,
Yea! I explain the basics of my machine in this video - th-cam.com/video/04SaJwy4k-A/w-d-xo.html :)
@@NataliaTrevinoAmaro thank you this was so helpful,looking forward for more behind the scenes in your instagram 😊
Thank you so much
Very informative
very helpfull!
You are so intelligent 😘😘😘
So helpful
Ilysm
Early ❤️
I want to learn about fabrics earlier thanks for this video ✨❤️
YAY IM EARLY
Hi there, you put Viskose under synthetics, but actually it is made from wood. If it is sustainable is a whole other question, though. That depends on the production process.
Anyway, thank you so much for these videos. 💚💚💚
It’s made from wood but still considered “man-made” which is different from synthetic but I tend to forget that! It’s one of those weird ones hahah
But viscose doesn't feel good. It's too flimsy and fally I don't like fabrics like that
@@NataliaTrevinoAmaro Thank you for answering. And yes, it's really a weird one with all what goes into making it. Have a nice evening. 💚💚💚
Viscose is a manufactured cellulosic fiber. It derives from wood, but requires some serious chemical processing to become a fiber, this is likely why she listed it under "synthetic." However...technically , that is not correct.
There are two categories of fibers, NATURAL and MANUFACTURED. Natural fibers include cotton, linen (made from flax, hemp or bamboo), silk, wool, alpaca, and leather. Manufactured fibers are either SYNTHETIC (made from petrol) or CELLULOSIC (made from wood pulp). Synthetic fibers include polyester, nylon, spandex, acrylic, and imitation leather. Manufactured cellulosic fibers include rayon/viscose, lyocell/Tencel(TM), and modal.
Fun facts:
Lenzing makes a sustainable Viscose fiber, branded Ecovero(TM). www.ecovero.com
Organic linen (dew retted) is the most sustainable fiber.
Cotton is the third most genetically modified crop on the planet (after corn and soy).
100% recycled polyester exists and is considered sustainable as it GRS certified using post-consumer bottles to make the fibers.
There are a lot of textile innovations in the realm of sustainability!
Natalia, cheers to you for doing your part and being an advocate! Keep up the good work!
“Textiles was the worst class ever!”
Me, a super nerdy textile artist... no
Honestly, I have so much respect for those in textiles who like it😂 I could never hahaha
Have you specialised in textiles?
Boning😅😂😂😂
Were is voice?.... I'm not able to listen... only this video don't have sound.