DIY Bridal Robe

If you're looking to save a bit of money on your wedding, take a look at my video to sew your own bridal robes for you and your bridesmaids. They make the most thoughtful gifts and should provide for great photo opportunities on the big day!

[@atresjoliea]

for those wondering about size: if you are busty or taller than 5"2 you may want to consider adding length to it (40" instead of 32"), especially if you're not intending on using the lace trimming at the bottom. If you are on the petite side, then you may still want to consider doing 35" rather than 32" otherwise you may have your booty showing. Otherwise, really easy and useful pattern! Great Job!

[@ahtziry67]

I'm a newbie but this project was super easy, I made one robe in a day and I'm making another one, thanks for the video!

[@Lady_Sicely]

This is a great pattern, so simple and pretty. The only thing I recommend doing differently is giving another inch or two if seam allowance and using French seams. It really will make the garment last longer, and it gives the inside a much more polished look. It also really helps when your working with slippery material like satin, when it's wrong sides together there is plenty of traction to the point where if you cut your fabric well you don't even need pins. Good luck.

[@EugeniaPignataro]

I really liked your video! I'd recommend a final press on the seams, and the belt would work wonderfully if cut on the bias. Also, personally, I'd serge the inner edges of the fabric prior to sewing, or do a french seam to avoid fraying in the long run. All in all, a great way to save some money and make something beautiful! Thanks for sharing :)

[@tobiolani]

thank you for this. . I'm an absolute newbie to sewing. don't even know how to cut a pattern or use a sewing machine. but this made it look doable

[@tailorcrazed323]

+tobiolani
Thanks so much!! I hope it helps!

[@anuadidja6407]

Thank you so much! Found your video easy to follow, I just finished made mines and I absolutely love it ☺

[@miak.pinelo9921]

Thank you so much!!! This was so straightforward and easy to understand.!!

[@VisionOfThePhoenix]

Thank you for a simple straight to the point and easy to comprehend tutorial. Beautifully done.

[@silvertademoroti8676]

Lovely attention to details.

[@Soshesaysjessica]

Wow! This is nice! Please keep it up!

[@sewaldodiy]

Very well made garment. I have a few sewing projects for beginners as well, no pattern needed!

[@kittyfisherxo]

subscribed☺

[@maranicol8276]

thank you so much for this! very easy to understand 🙂🙂

[@alyssakara1123]

Hi! Amazing video, quick question how would we iron on a a photo to transfer onto silk?

[@patriciacoleman7307]

I’d have to test with you here. Which isnt one thing I usually do! I get pleasure from watching a submit that can make people think. Additionally, thanks for allowing me to remark!

[@plushfaces]

Hi! Great video! Can you share what size it is? Small or medium? THank you!

[@flopi3625]

i love this diy!!! make more plissss!!!!! besos:)

[@kaseylacrouts2697]

Very pretty! About how much did one robe cost you to make?

[@JezTam]

wow, talent

[@pamellaokafor9651]

Lovely 😍

[@dibatarot]

Thank you
Very Nice
I like it,, 💓💓💓💓👍👍👍

[@nenitatacusalme4051]

Nice! Thanks

[@luciaramirez4020]

Quedo linda .

[@aijastrausa177]

thank you for this video. I`m interested about this music. Can you give me the reference?

[@MarieKhris8]

How long did it take you to do this project?

[@hibaln8143]

Thank u

[@miak.pinelo9921]

Does the ironing help prevent fraying? Cause I noticed you didn’t serge or hem the inside ruff edges you simply ironed it.

[@AltoSinger24]

What is the recommended length for the trimming for just the bottom?

[@heavenlyaldanoro1241]

what size does this come out to be and could you send measurements for a small child.

[@sydlaw2941]

What is that wonderful device that you used to flip the belt and belt loop pieces inside out? I use a safety pin but that looks more effective.

[@TjBabe41192]

Sydney Lawrence it's called a loop Turner

[@EugeniaPignataro]

I usually use a wooden chopstick, tie down the ends of the thread to the head, and since the head is wider than the shank, it works wonders, much faster and easier than the safety pin.

[@marisagoncalves8228]

perfeito

[@oriella2259]

What kind of cloth did you use?

[@elainemo]

How long did it take to make this ?

[@user-ff9wd3hi4s]

is it in inches? What size???

[@ritafrimpong5416]

How many yards of fabric did you use

[@aviannecollins]

What size does this fit?

[@roadilguiamat6699]

So beautiful 8:15 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️

[@MissyL34]

Where did you find tracing paper this big?

[@meriumhasthephonebox]

I used old Xmas wrapping paper LOL

[@zehralort]

No one neatens the inside seams?

[@BankruptMonkey]

I do and my Mom who taught me to sew does but I think it's something you don't tend to think about if you are self taught

[@elviraskujeniece4904]

Like 👍

[@jaimeandresprada8876]

WHAT SIZE IS THIS PLEASE ANSWERR!

[@PSALMSOFSONGS]

jaime prada Looks like a S/M

[@PSALMSOFSONGS]

jaime prada Looks like a S/M

[@jaimeandresprada8876]

PSALMSOFSONGS yeah, i made it and it was perfect! thanks!

[@schellicircle2784]

did you use inches or cm?

[@laurenhoward6566]

Michelle Kreis from what I can tell I'm pretty sure she used inches. Yea