Noted

Yes please. You raise the side of both the front and the back by half inch then lower just the front waist by half inch and re-blend accordingly.

Just measure 17 inches down from the waist for the breaking point. Waist to knee depends on your measurement I think for that particular skirt in the video it was 23 inches.

Thank you 🙏🏽

Thank you 🤗 please stay motivated and keep going 💪🏽

Yes that part about being daring. You just have to keep pushing yourself to be better. I’m glad it all worked out for you well done 💪🏽

Amen! Thank you so much 🙏🏽

😂 you made a very valid point. You become so creative and versatile that you come up with techniques that work. I can combine different pattern making methods and the style will come out perfect. And yes sisters are the real OGs in this journey they deserve to be on the hall of fame 😂

Noted 👍

Pls do. I for one, my madam dont show random people how to cut or sew. We her girls she doesn't show work despite payment how much more to strangers. she's that wicked, till everyone left. She's good at what she does but very selfish with her knowledge yet I keep wondering why she kept collecting apprentice when she won't teach them or have enough machines for them. We were 20 apprentice then with only 3 machines the 4the machine was strictly for her use

Awww so sorry about that. Some don’t start teaching their students until almost the end of their duration which is unfair. You might want to discuss with her before you decide to leave, you paid so you should get value for your money.

@anitalawerence122 I’m still wondering why people do that, nobody is anybody’s competition. There’s enough room for everyone in the industry in Nigeria. If we had enough fashion designers and tailors in Nigeria producing for different markets we won’t be buying second hand clothes or foreign labels, that’s how huge the industry is.

Please drop the names of the books that help you

@sandratimothy9464 I’ll post a shorts or something and tag you here if that’s fine by you

Noted ma

So glad you’re inspired

You’re welcome 🥰

Alright noted 🙂

Same here please

Thank you so much. God bless you 🥰

Amen 🙏🏽 and you too 🤗

My pleasure 🥰

No I don’t but I can make one

I actually did but lost some clips so I worked with what I had. Thanks for pointing it out tho, I’ll work on more detailed drafting process videos

Not at all it’s perfect for people who aren’t busty.

It’s tulle.

Pls is tulle good for corset

Yes quality tulle tho. I think it’s called corset mesh too

Thank you 🙏🏽 so happy it was helpful. You mean straight skirt measurements?

Thanks for pointing it out. I have switched to marker now

Sorry about that 🥺 point o is the same as bust point. I get the working in cm can be a little confusing at first, but I believe you’ll get it with practice. You can ask and I’ll explain the parts you didn’t get and thanks for pointing it out. I appreciate your feedback

You can get the pdf online

You’re welcome 🥰

I attached tulip sleeves to mine. I’ll post a video on how to cut it. Watch out for it thanks

@@sewfantastic thanks 😊

Oops sorry about that🥺, which part confused you? I’ll try to explain better here.

Please do and share pictures with us 😃

Ohhh sorry about that. Yes I do, please check this one- ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NlS-5Jd8HNo.htmlsi=q-JceueHesDU9a8O I’ll also explain in details in my next video.

@@sewfantastic thank you ma

@@sewfantastic okay thank you

You're welcome! Glad it was helpful.

You can say that again 😀 it’s such a gorgeous dress

You can add half inch to the sewing allowance or take half inch less from your allowance at the hip.

Thank you so much for your comment. Glad it was helpful

Hi 👋

Hi!!! Sorry I skipped it because I have explained in other videos, but since you asked here is how I did the underbust tightening. I marked my shoulder to UB, ruled across, measured that line then I divided my UB circumference by 4. After which I subtracted that figure from what I measured on the UB line. I had 6cm after which is about 2.5inches, I then shared that on both sides of the dart leg. I marked 2.5 cm on the side closest to the CF and 3.5 on the other side. Thanks for your comment, and hope you understand the explanation.

@@sewfantastic okay thank you so much

Thank you very much. I’m glad it was helpful. Love you too ❤️

Fold your fabric in to 4 normally and add about 10inches or more depending on how full you want the lower part to be

I used 2 yards for the skirt here. But the amount of fabric you'll need will be determined by how full you want the skirt to be and your size. But usually 2 yards should do.

You're supposed to have zip allowance on the back, you remove it to contour the skirt then add it back to prevent any shortage. Hope you understand.

@@sewfantastic yes, thanks. But what I was referring to was cutting the back A exactly as the front A excluding the zip allowance.

Hi @ejiroekopokpobe7623 The back won't be exactly like the front eventhough you'll be eliminating the zip allowance. Remember that you will be blending the waist at the top from the zip allowance part to your hipline and also from the breaking point to the hipline. Which is what contours the skirt, you will then cut the skirt from the breaking point down to the hem exactly as the front pattern even if you're cutting on fabric just follow the steps explained here and the video. So you have a curved upper part and straight lower part for the back skirt pattern and the front pattern will be straight per usual because it will be on fold. I hope this helps. Thanks

Thank you! 😊

Here is the link: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-P_ZDfzEVMuc.htmlsi=LM8yYRWDRIji2heM. If you have any question don't hesitate to reach out please thanks