Depends on your body size, client is a size 6, so for size 6-8 should be fine. If you want something fuller I'd advice more you to please get more yardage.
Hi, she's a size 6, so 2-3 yards. A trick to use is get your fabric on fold; shoulder width divided by 2 plus sleeve length whatever value you get multiply by 3.5 or 4. Place your fabric on fold and take the measurement from the centre of your fabric fold. Hope this helps☺️
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Thank you very much, I really find this video helpful
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This is a lovely tutorial
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What if you want to add it band at the up side instead of the ruffues
Increase the neck width and place your thick elastic band on the neckline and sew.
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How many yards did you use for the organza,I'm going to shop fabric today
@@juliahuziakash9134 3yards, it's mentioned in the video as well as other details. You can make it more than so it is fuller.
Wow. Pls can I use 3yards of fabrics
Depends on your body size, client is a size 6, so for size 6-8 should be fine. If you want something fuller I'd advice more you to please get more yardage.
How did u fold it
I folded the front into 2 and the back into 2. So, 4 parts are on fold. You can watch it again for more clarity. I hope this helps.
Pls what martial is this ?
@udegboglobal Hi there, the black was a random type of light weight crepe at the market. The purple is organza fabric.
Pls how many yards of both materials did you use pls answer 🥹🙏🏾
Hi, she's a size 6, so 2-3 yards. A trick to use is get your fabric on fold; shoulder width divided by 2 plus sleeve length whatever value you get multiply by 3.5 or 4. Place your fabric on fold and take the measurement from the centre of your fabric fold. Hope this helps☺️
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@user-fk5xu8te3p here you go.