@@SecretLifeOfASeamstress I live in a dry desert climate and static is often a problem, but usually worst with dresses I haven't lined. I've tried sprays that are supposed to help with static with limited success. I've made several dresses and usually use a lightweight lining which helps to keep the tendency to cling to a minimum.
Love your dress - it’s gorgeous! Try spraying hairspray onto your legs or tights - strange I know, but it works. If you dry your fabric in a tumble drier use a tumble drying sheet or roll up a 3” wide ball of foil.
Sally, the static is usually because the air is dry and your skin is dry. I rub body lotion on the areas that are causing the static such as your arms and legs. Try that and see if it helps. Suzanne
The dress has turned out beautifully Sally, I love it and the fabric looks really lovely on you. I think 🤔 there’s an anti static spray, but I’m afraid I don’t have a product name. Certainty worth a bit of research. I’ve really enjoyed these last two videos. Thank you for sharing them with us x
Thank you very much for watching I'm glad you enjoyed the video and like the dress. I have found an anti static spray on amazon so I'll give that a go, I'll share it in a futrue video incase it's helpful :) x
Your dress looks lovely on you. I hate static too, nothing worse than taking off your sweater and your hair stands on end! It’s always worse in the winter so we use fabric softener in the wash if we are going to hang dry and a fabric sheet in the dryer if the clothes are being dried that way. We also use “Static Guard” spray if we haven’t used the other methods and you are full of static.
Looks so lovely, Sally. I’ve never made an Atelier Jupe pattern before but I’ve admired several of them. Andrea from Beyond the Pink Door is always raving about them! It was 22C here in New York today! Crazy! Supposed to be 24 tomorrow 😮. Beautiful but so weird! Looking forward to seeing your next makes and it’s always interesting to see how others do life…especially their sewing life. Thanks for sharing and have a fab week!
I really want to try another AJ pattern now that I know what I'm doing with them haha! Their designs are lovely. The weather is crazy everywhere at the moment isn't it. I'm glad you enjoyed the video, thank you for watching xx
Great vlog! Dress is lovely. Raining there but also our spring in Melbourne has been more like winter, this week hopefully should get to mid 20s temperatures 😃 I spray anti static spray lightly on inside of garments it helps
Thank you I had no idea about the spray! So strange to think you’re in spring there but I’ve heard it has been colder than normal. I hope it warms up for you 😊 x
I thoroughly enjoyed your videos on the shirt dress and didn’t it turn out well ? I think that Amazon sell a large assortment of anti static sprays and you can use hairspray. Lots of love to your gorgeous dog and wishing him better soon.🌹🌹🌹
I enjoyed this style of vlog. Your dress is beautiful. I got my second Tilde cut out this weekend. In the United States, there is a spray called Static Guard. It reduces static. I am not sure if you can find anything similar in the UK.
I think I’ll be making a second soon too I love it! Thanks you I’ll have a look for something similar on Amazon I think. Thanks so much for watching xx
Hi. Some spray hair spray Your doing a good job! Sorry your family has had difficulties. Can you tell me how you got color on without the shift happening? What have you been knitting? How do you keep up w the domestics and do all you enjoy doing? Life management skills you seem to have a good handle in. Please tell up how you do it and keep it together. Thx. May Jehovah the most High Psalm 83:18 Bless you and your family.
Thank you so much for watching. Can you explain what you mean about the shift please? I'm currently knitting the Szerelem Sweater by We are Knitters and really enjoying it. It's always a balance keeping up with everything isn't it but my children are that bit older now and in schools so I have a bit more time to work on things. Thank you for the blessing x
Dress looks fantastic and suits you so well. I hope you get the static fixed. I’ve been eyeing up this pattern and nearly bought it but then Sew Over it brought out the Nicole shirt dress and I’m torn which one to do! Would you say the Tilde is suitable for someone who hasn’t done a shirt before? I couldn’t find many reviews before yours.
Ah yes I was the same with the Nicole dress, in the end I preferred the Tilde because there's no waist seam it's just one long dress that's belted in. I would assume though that SOI's instructions would be a lot clearer than the Atelier Jupe ones, I'm glad I had previously sewn a shirt collar before trying this one but, that said, there are plenty of collar tutorials around to help if you get stuck. I hope that helps a bit! x
The dress looks beautiful on you! Such a nice make! I love the color of the fabric too.
Thank you so much for watching I’m pleased you like it 😊
Sally, I didn't add to my previous how wonderful that dress looks on you. Love it!
Suzanne
Thank you so much 😊 x
Such a pretty dress!
Thank you very much xx
Hi Sally, just wanted to say I've really enjoyed these 2 videos, thank you! 😊 x
Ah I’m glad thanks so much for watching 😊 x
Ooh Sally the dress is FAB XX
Thanks so much xxx
I really enjoyed your vlog... Your dress turned out beautiful and suits you 😊 well done 👏👏
Thank you so much I’m really pleased with the style of it x
Really like the material you used and it's perfect for that pattern. The dress fits well and is a good color for you.
Thank you so much I do love this fabric I hope I can sort the static out. Thank you for watching xx
@@SecretLifeOfASeamstress I live in a dry desert climate and static is often a problem, but usually worst with dresses I haven't lined. I've tried sprays that are supposed to help with static with limited success. I've made several dresses and usually use a lightweight lining which helps to keep the tendency to cling to a minimum.
Love your dress - it’s gorgeous! Try spraying hairspray onto your legs or tights - strange I know, but it works. If you dry your fabric in a tumble drier use a tumble drying sheet or roll up a 3” wide ball of foil.
Oh wow how weird might be worth a try though thanks so much and thank you for watching I’m glad you like the dress 😊 x
Sally, the static is usually because the air is dry and your skin is dry. I rub body lotion on the areas that are causing the static such as your arms and legs. Try that and see if it helps.
Suzanne
Oh ok thank you I didn’t realise that! I’ll give it a try. Thank you so much for watching x
The dress has turned out beautifully Sally, I love it and the fabric looks really lovely on you. I think 🤔 there’s an anti static spray, but I’m afraid I don’t have a product name. Certainty worth a bit of research. I’ve really enjoyed these last two videos. Thank you for sharing them with us x
Thank you very much for watching I'm glad you enjoyed the video and like the dress. I have found an anti static spray on amazon so I'll give that a go, I'll share it in a futrue video incase it's helpful :) x
Your dress looks lovely on you. I hate static too, nothing worse than taking off your sweater and your hair stands on end! It’s always worse in the winter so we use fabric softener in the wash if we are going to hang dry and a fabric sheet in the dryer if the clothes are being dried that way. We also use “Static Guard” spray if we haven’t used the other methods and you are full of static.
Thank you for sharing your tips! It’s horrible isn’t it I seem to get it a lot with clothes I guess it could be to do with the heating in winter x
Looks so lovely, Sally. I’ve never made an Atelier Jupe pattern before but I’ve admired several of them. Andrea from Beyond the Pink Door is always raving about them! It was 22C here in New York today! Crazy! Supposed to be 24 tomorrow 😮. Beautiful but so weird! Looking forward to seeing your next makes and it’s always interesting to see how others do life…especially their sewing life. Thanks for sharing and have a fab week!
I really want to try another AJ pattern now that I know what I'm doing with them haha! Their designs are lovely. The weather is crazy everywhere at the moment isn't it. I'm glad you enjoyed the video, thank you for watching xx
I find using fabric conditioner in the final rinse gets rid of the static.
Thank you I'll give that a try :) x
Another beautiful dress, Sally! I hope hair spray, foil ?!?, or anti-static spray help you enjoy it. So glad your pup is on the mend...he's adorable.
Thanks so much, I've actually found a spray on amazon now so I'm going to give it a try, I'll share it in a future video :) x
Like everything you make the dress is beautiful.
Thank you very much :) xx
Hi Sally your dress is gorgeous i love the colours, it looks lovely on you x
Thanks so much 😊 x
We have a product called Static Guard here in the states. It’s an aerosol spray and works great!
Thank you I’ll have a look on Amazon and see what I can find. Thank you for watching 😊 x
There’s a few on the market here - I’ve used several over the years. All fab 😊
The dress looks gorgeous on you.
Thank you so much! xx
Love the dress❤ Hope you sort the static and get to wear it loads x
I hope it can be sorted! Thanks so much for watching 😊 x
There’s anti static spray. It is used each time wearing the clothes.
Oh I’ve never known about that where would you buy it from? Thank you for watching xx
Great vlog! Dress is lovely. Raining there but also our spring in Melbourne has been more like winter, this week hopefully should get to mid 20s temperatures 😃
I spray anti static spray lightly on inside of garments it helps
Thank you I had no idea about the spray! So strange to think you’re in spring there but I’ve heard it has been colder than normal. I hope it warms up for you 😊 x
I thoroughly enjoyed your videos on the shirt dress and didn’t it turn out well ? I think that Amazon sell a large assortment of anti static sprays and you can use hairspray. Lots of love to your gorgeous dog and wishing him better soon.🌹🌹🌹
Thank you I had no idea! I’ll have a look 😊 thank you for watching I’m glad you enjoyed it xxx
I enjoyed this style of vlog. Your dress is beautiful. I got my second Tilde cut out this weekend. In the United States, there is a spray called Static Guard. It reduces static. I am not sure if you can find anything similar in the UK.
I think I’ll be making a second soon too I love it! Thanks you I’ll have a look for something similar on Amazon I think. Thanks so much for watching xx
The dress is very nice. You did such a good job. Would you make same dress in a light or medium weight corderoy? Would you make one?
Yes I think you definitely could use a Needlecord 😊 x
Hi. Some spray hair spray Your doing a good job! Sorry your family has had difficulties. Can you tell me how you got color on without the shift happening? What have you been knitting? How do you keep up w the domestics and do all you enjoy doing? Life management skills you seem to have a good handle in. Please tell up how you do it and keep it together. Thx. May Jehovah the most High Psalm 83:18 Bless you and your family.
Thank you so much for watching. Can you explain what you mean about the shift please? I'm currently knitting the Szerelem Sweater by We are Knitters and really enjoying it. It's always a balance keeping up with everything isn't it but my children are that bit older now and in schools so I have a bit more time to work on things. Thank you for the blessing x
Dress looks fantastic and suits you so well. I hope you get the static fixed. I’ve been eyeing up this pattern and nearly bought it but then Sew Over it brought out the Nicole shirt dress and I’m torn which one to do! Would you say the Tilde is suitable for someone who hasn’t done a shirt before? I couldn’t find many reviews before yours.
Ah yes I was the same with the Nicole dress, in the end I preferred the Tilde because there's no waist seam it's just one long dress that's belted in. I would assume though that SOI's instructions would be a lot clearer than the Atelier Jupe ones, I'm glad I had previously sewn a shirt collar before trying this one but, that said, there are plenty of collar tutorials around to help if you get stuck. I hope that helps a bit! x