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Good morning Ma very detailed video so for this tutorial there's no need for using the non sewable bones?. Why i am asking is avoiding the regiline bone bending much later
@chinenyeokeke3018 Good morning to you, too. You can insert the non sewable bone in between the regiline bone for more structure. Hope that answers your question
@@eleganza_tvPlease ma . I just subscribed to your channel. What length should the net part stop please. Should it stop exactly at the underbust or the waist region
Very easy to understand. However, I'm confused at the two inches above the hem line when drafting out the pad pattern on the paper. You mentioned that you marked 2" above the knee lenght which is also your skirt length. I noticed you skirt was way above the knee after you wore it. Assuming I'm making a 3quater or long skirt, where do I mark as the end of that foam pad please? Where is the full length of the foam pad? Thanks in advance
Sorry for the late reply, I didn't see this before. To answer your question, my skirt length for this video was above my knee length. It's still the same format you will use when making a longer skirt. You don't want to hip pad to be too long. For example, if you're making a mermaid skirt when taking your measurements for knee length, it's usually 3 inches above your actual knee length so you can walk well in ease. I'll be posting another video for hip padding on a longer skirt soon. Just stay updated
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1jz6QLD9OZ4.htmlsi=DAqS35C6IMYLo-rN Watch the bust caging tutorial. Probably, it's because you didn't iron it well.
