Looks great, I often duplicate dresses I love. My favorite thing is to see something I like at a shop or on someone and then go home and duplicate it, which can be a bit challenging but really satisfying when it all comes together. I get a bit bored following patterns all the time so I really like just going at it and making my own.
Great tutorial! I have found I get way less gapping when I draft my side seam pockets with a shape so that I can secure the top of the pocket in the waistband, which is what I’ve exclusively switched to for my side seams as it also helps with weight distribution when I put my phone in it.
Looks amazing! Great work, as always! My favorite fixes for gaping & drooping pockets are extending the top edge of the pocket and sewing it into the waist seam That, and/or adding a line of twill tape or grosgrain ribbon along the straight sideseam edges. ☺️
Brilliant! The great thing with this method is knowing it will fit and that you will love it. Also empowering to put in personalized tweaks like you did with the sleeves.
Love the addition of extra fabric to the sleeve. Great tutorial on how to draft a pattern from a favourite piece of clothing. Inspiring...itching to start drafting and sewing.
You have given me the courage to try to copy an Op shop dress bought two years ago when on holidays. I have worn it to death over the summer! 😀 I have some lovely fabric that I can use too! Thanks so much!
long time lurker but I have to comment bc this is genuinely one of my favourite dresses I bought it a few years ago and it fits me like a glove so I’ve been hyping myself up to try duplicating it… now I’ve got an amazing tutorial!! 😍 thanks for all the work you do!!
Love the puffy sleeves and the A-line skirt! The bodice reminded me of the Hazel dress a bit 😊 I think the bodice would make such a nice top as well! 😍
@@RoseryApparelPlease do make a pattern of this dress, it is so cute! I am a total beginner so duplicating a dress is a bit beyond my abilities just now, but your video tutorials and patterns are so clear to follow. Thanks for all your hard work! I have just bought your wrap dress pattern and cant wait to try it.
Wow it turned out so perfect! I love it even more than the original, the changes you made work so well. I hope you will someday make this pattern available in your shop :D
This was so fun to watch!! Not sure if you’ve ever answered this question, but when I do a shirred back panel on the bodice & then sew on the skirt, I’m not sure if I should stretch the shirring as I sew that part of the skirt on? How do you sew it on so that the shirring can still expand with the skirt attached? Thank you so much!!
I love the recreated dress so much! 😍 I’ve wanted to do this with my own clothes for ages but I just can’t wrap my head around how to draw out the bust darts… might have to practise with some scrap fabric soon.
I love this; love the A-line skirt, bodice and sleeves. It is also different enough from the long sleeve burnt orange dress that it doesn’t feel like a repeat at all.
This is wonderful! I had another busy but fun filled day in my sewing room and now get to watch and do some hand quilting. I hope you have a blissful and creative week ahead! Thank you for posting this video.
Thank you for your tutorial. A number of duplication videos are about tracing, but this can be difficult especially if the garment is elasticated in any way. I love your idea of measuring and drawing out to duplicate. This seems so much easier than me trying to trace though I imagine both methods could be used useful depending on what you are trying to duplicate.
Love your dress , you make it easy and simple with your instructions 🙏 yours is so much neater and tidy , as it's tailored for yourself, that's great to, so much more flattering, which you (I) didn't realise till seeing both at the end 😊 happy days 🙏💕
You did a fantastic job. I remember making my daughters a dress similar to this, because I had one too, but on theirs I put a Peter Pan collar with embroidered flowers 😊❤️❤️
No matter how hard I try I just don't feel comfortable in dresses, but I still think they're so cute and I also wanted to figure out how to recreate a top I love. That being said, I would totally make the bodice for your burnt orange dress and just wear that with overalls or jeans, and the finished dress is so pretty!
You are soo inspiring! Your videos are so beautiful and I look forward every week to another video! I absolutely love this dress and would definitely buy the pattern! I ordered the hazel and rosa patterns and am patiently waiting for them to arrive🤗 I am so excited to start sewing! God bless 💗
This video came at the perfect time for me!! I recently got a dress that I splurged on and I love the fit and style and was thinking about how I could duplicate it to make my own in different fabrics. This really helped break down what steps I need to take and I can’t wait to try it out myself!!!
I love both dresses, not been brave enough to have a go at sheering yet but have to have a go now - thank you for another fabulous video, I look forward to them every week 😀
Aw thanks for saying that, it means a lot 😄 Also, shirring is super easy (once you figure out the settings for your machine. I swear every machine has slightly different settings for shirring) x
Love this! Do you have a video on how you make your pattern pieces with such small paper? It’s definitely efficient for someone who lives in a small apartment 😅
Great video. You're so talented. I like the puffier sleeves better too. What is that tool that you use to feed the elastic through the channel? Can you provide a U.S. link to a version of that for purchase? What should I search for on Amazon?
Both dresses are so cute! And I love the little drawing animations when you're tracing the pattern out, it's such a great addition.
Thank you! I’m glad you found the animations helpful x
I agree! 🥰
Looks great, I often duplicate dresses I love. My favorite thing is to see something I like at a shop or on someone and then go home and duplicate it, which can be a bit challenging but really satisfying when it all comes together. I get a bit bored following patterns all the time so I really like just going at it and making my own.
I couldn’t agree more! It’s such a satisfying process and a fun challenge to try and figure it out 😄
Great tutorial! I have found I get way less gapping when I draft my side seam pockets with a shape so that I can secure the top of the pocket in the waistband, which is what I’ve exclusively switched to for my side seams as it also helps with weight distribution when I put my phone in it.
Yeah that’s a good idea! I have that style of pocket included with my Hannah wrap skirt pattern and will try it next time 😊
Love this dress! Would 100% buy the pattern. There are so many cool variations you could do with skirt and sleeve length!
yes please 🙏🏻
Looks amazing! Great work, as always!
My favorite fixes for gaping & drooping pockets are extending the top edge of the pocket and sewing it into the waist seam
That, and/or adding a line of twill tape or grosgrain ribbon along the straight sideseam edges. ☺️
Brilliant! The great thing with this method is knowing it will fit and that you will love it. Also empowering to put in personalized tweaks like you did with the sleeves.
Love the addition of extra fabric to the sleeve. Great tutorial on how to draft a pattern from a favourite piece of clothing. Inspiring...itching to start drafting and sewing.
It’s such a fun process! A good challenge and super satisfying 😍
The bodice would work really well as a blouse!! Gorgeous
Totally! 😍😍
You have given me the courage to try to copy an Op shop dress bought two years ago when on holidays. I have worn it to death over the summer! 😀 I have some lovely fabric that I can use too! Thanks so much!
Absolutely loved this so much, PLEaase please pretty please Jenelle, make this your next Rosery Apparel pattern :D
long time lurker but I have to comment bc this is genuinely one of my favourite dresses I bought it a few years ago and it fits me like a glove so I’ve been hyping myself up to try duplicating it… now I’ve got an amazing tutorial!! 😍 thanks for all the work you do!!
Yay that’s so great! I’m glad this has inspired you to have a go at duplicating it 😄 x
Hhheeellllooooo. I'm getting crafty with designer a wreath and watching your video. Have a lovely day x
That sounds soo lovely! Enjoy 🧡 x
Great video, love the cloning drafting process, thank you. Very nice! 👌
It’s a super satisfying process isn’t it! 😍
It looks very cute and comfortable the bodice alone would make a great top to go with trousers. Very smart.
I would love to make a blouse version too, and yes it’s soo comfy! x
You could dye the yellow fabric a lighter medium brown colour and it would fit in with your wardrobe colors!
Love the puffy sleeves and the A-line skirt! The bodice reminded me of the Hazel dress a bit 😊
I think the bodice would make such a nice top as well! 😍
If it’s legal I would totally buy this pattern!! This dress is gorgeous!!
Thank you! I’m thinking of making a this into a pattern, with my own tweaks to make it a little different 😊
@@RoseryApparel I would be first in line.. I’m currently sewing the daisy pattern and it’s beautiful 🤩
@@RoseryApparel Yes please!!! It’s such a beautiful dress. 😍😍
@@RoseryApparelPlease do make a pattern of this dress, it is so cute! I am a total beginner so duplicating a dress is a bit beyond my abilities just now, but your video tutorials and patterns are so clear to follow. Thanks for all your hard work! I have just bought your wrap dress pattern and cant wait to try it.
That bodice would make a great crop top for summer. I just may have to give it a try! Thank you for sharing. This was awesome!
Fabulous duplicate, Janelle. l like both of the dresses. 👗
You are very clever. 😀
Wow it turned out so perfect! I love it even more than the original, the changes you made work so well. I hope you will someday make this pattern available in your shop :D
It’s so pretty!! Even just the bodice as a top was stunning 😍
Thank you 🧡
This was so fun to watch!! Not sure if you’ve ever answered this question, but when I do a shirred back panel on the bodice & then sew on the skirt, I’m not sure if I should stretch the shirring as I sew that part of the skirt on? How do you sew it on so that the shirring can still expand with the skirt attached? Thank you so much!!
I love the recreated dress so much! 😍 I’ve wanted to do this with my own clothes for ages but I just can’t wrap my head around how to draw out the bust darts… might have to practise with some scrap fabric soon.
I love this; love the A-line skirt, bodice and sleeves. It is also different enough from the long sleeve burnt orange dress that it doesn’t feel like a repeat at all.
I love how the new dress came out. It fits you better too.
Thank you so much! I got paint on one of my favorite tops, so here I go~
I love the gathering in the back right below the shirring. It looks so sweet and feminine.
This is wonderful! I had another busy but fun filled day in my sewing room and now get to watch and do some hand quilting. I hope you have a blissful and creative week ahead! Thank you for posting this video.
I love the fact that you have the original dress for summer and the other one that can be worn during autumn.
It would even be cute just as a shirt!
Beautiful !! Hoping you create a pattern to purchase 😊
I’m definitely thinking about it!
Omg I loveeeee this. Please make a similar pattern !
I love that you can see the beautiful shirring on the back with the new fabric. Takes it to another level ❤
It’s so much better than the original. It’s so cute and fits you well.
Aw thanks! I’m so happy with it 😍
Thank you for your tutorial. A number of duplication videos are about tracing, but this can be difficult especially if the garment is elasticated in any way. I love your idea of measuring and drawing out to duplicate. This seems so much easier than me trying to trace though I imagine both methods could be used useful depending on what you are trying to duplicate.
Beautiful! Your version looks much better. Always learn so much when watching your videos. Thanks! 👗🧵🪡🥰
Hi Janelle Your a clever girl! It looks great
Love your dress , you make it easy and simple with your instructions 🙏 yours is so much neater and tidy , as it's tailored for yourself, that's great to, so much more flattering, which you (I) didn't realise till seeing both at the end 😊 happy days 🙏💕
Very cute dress!
Maybe some patch pockets would work. So cute!
The sleeves look so much fuller with the fabric you like!! So cuteee 💖💖💖💖
Thank you! I’m so happy with them 😍
I would love to see more videos of you showing details to your drafting process!!!
You did a fantastic job. I remember making my daughters a dress similar to this, because I had one too, but on theirs I put a Peter Pan collar with embroidered flowers 😊❤️❤️
No matter how hard I try I just don't feel comfortable in dresses, but I still think they're so cute and I also wanted to figure out how to recreate a top I love. That being said, I would totally make the bodice for your burnt orange dress and just wear that with overalls or jeans, and the finished dress is so pretty!
So great to see your idea come to fruition! Love how it turned out 🙌
What a beautiful new, little dress for you! I enjoyed watching the process. 🙂
You are soo inspiring! Your videos are so beautiful and I look forward every week to another video!
I absolutely love this dress and would definitely buy the pattern!
I ordered the hazel and rosa patterns and am patiently waiting for them to arrive🤗
I am so excited to start sewing!
God bless 💗
Thanks so much for all of your support! It really means a lot 🧡🧡
wowowowowoow ..you are so talented
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How wonderful that you are able to sew so well. Me I am a beginner, I love the colour, tfs
This video came at the perfect time for me!! I recently got a dress that I splurged on and I love the fit and style and was thinking about how I could duplicate it to make my own in different fabrics. This really helped break down what steps I need to take and I can’t wait to try it out myself!!!
I’m so glad to hear this! Have fun recreating your dress 🧡
Really adorable
I thought I was watching a 2 million subs channel with like 3 mill views until the video ended and took a look and I was shocked, really good quality!
Love it Janelle....beautiful colour dress too. Thank you so much for sharing. Remain blessed xxx
So clever. Well done 👍
I love both dresses, not been brave enough to have a go at sheering yet but have to have a go now - thank you for another fabulous video, I look forward to them every week 😀
Aw thanks for saying that, it means a lot 😄 Also, shirring is super easy (once you figure out the settings for your machine. I swear every machine has slightly different settings for shirring) x
Oh my gosh! I’m dying to make those sleeves! Whenever I attempt puffy sleeves I can never seem to get them big enough, these are dream sleeves!
They really are 😍 Puffy sleeves take a lot more fabric then you’d think, the sleeve template turned out to be massive!
Both dresses are very beautiful.! I'll deffinatly try this type of dress for my daughter.. Thank u for sharing this informative video. ❤
Absolutely love it! But I’m not surprised this time. I knew you would make it lovely!
Was waiting patiently for next video. Wonderful! Thank you.
Thanks for watching 🧡
And again a super project. Thanks for sharing! Greetings from Holland.
Beautiful make, thanks for sharing.
Thank you 🧡
Great job, looks lovely
I love it!! you gave me ideas dear|!! Well done!!
You are so blimmin clever definitely one of my sewing idols!! Love your content!!
The fit for the one you made is so much better 👍 love it 😍
Wow I'm working through this with a top right now. So glad you uploaded this
Very cute!
Good job! Now you have the pattern for multiple dresses!
It looks beautiful on you, you so clever can you bring it out as a pattern to buy it a gorgeous dress x
I have bought all of your patterns. I love them all. Thank you for creating and sharing them with us. 💕
Thank you so much for your support! I’m so happy to hear you love my patterns 🧡 x
Thankyou l been finding this hard to do.
Would love a video How to clone a dress or skirt from another dress.
Cheers
You got it perfect!!
I so badly want a dress like this!
So cute.
Oh my, this dress is gorgeous! Can you make this your next pattern for Rosery Apparel? 🥺
Yes I agree! I'd love a pattern of this dress too ❤
I’ve been asked this a lot and I’m definitely considering it 😄
+1 i love this dress too and would love to have the pattern ❤️
Please make this a pattern. I can see this style dress with some super long puffy sleeves! I am desperate to own it x
I’m definitely considering it 😍
Love this dress. You did a great job.
You look beautiful, I said it ones and I’ll say it again you are so talented. Love the dress💕👏🏼
Aw thanks! You’re too kind x
Love the dress❤️❤️💐
Beautiful Well done ❤️👌
Thanks! I’m soo in love with it 😍
This dress is lovey. Please sell it as a pattern!
So gorgeous 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Amazing, I’m so impressed how you can just copy something.
Omgosh i would love a pattern of this dress in an 18/20.
Love this! Do you have a video on how you make your pattern pieces with such small paper? It’s definitely efficient for someone who lives in a small apartment 😅
You are so amazing!!! Question, could you please show how to make a dress with tulle? I would love to have one but I am so scared to see with it.
I just started the video so apologies if you say this, but have you considered dyeing the original?
I’ve had a few people suggest this and I think it’s a great idea!
Amazing! It's turned out so beautiful 😍
Thank you 🧡🧡
Love this!!
Thank you 🧡🧡
Thank you
Very clever it’s lovely.
I love it! I’d like to find a pattern (or dress) like that. Looks great on you!
I love it! You’re very good. What paper are you using for the pattern? Thanks
Super cute 😊
*Important question* , when your selling clothes if you have a website and 2 people wanna by the same dress how do you make 2 dresses the exact same?
So so soo cute!!
The original dress is cute on you, too.
Great video. You're so talented. I like the puffier sleeves better too. What is that tool that you use to feed the elastic through the channel? Can you provide a U.S. link to a version of that for purchase? What should I search for on Amazon?
Aw thanks! It’s called a bodkin 😊
This is great! Fabulous tutorial! YAY! Inspiring...thank you :)
Thanks! I’m glad you liked it x
My guess is the next video is for the black button down skirt 🙊